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A despotic murderous dictator coward or al Qaeda backed terrorist thugs, take your pick. No matter who wins, the people of Syria who survive this bloodbath have a miserable future.
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2. Where are you soldiers in Arab league ?.
| Roland Seener , |
London England |
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3. Where is the freedom flotilla?flytilla?Motor mouth Erdogan?
| PETER SM , |
AUSTRALIA |
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Why are the millions of Moslem soldiers skirting on their hands?
When the massacre is over they will blame everyone but themselves
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can any of you identify that antique tank?
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5. ...and Asma just bought new furniture!!!!
| Arlene , |
Israel |
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6. #4 - T-62
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Zikron Yaakov |
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It's an old T-62 without it's turret.
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7. Activists?
| Gee , |
Zikron Yaakov |
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Syria is in a full civil war - rebel soldiers are not activists.
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8. Why the Security Council?
| Sarah B , |
U.S.A. / Israel |
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We all know how Russia and China feel, and that is not an obstacle that can be overcome.
NATO, on the other hand, needs neither Russian or Chinese approval. If the United States and other NATO members are serious about stopping the bloodletting in Syria, that is the route to take. With the added benefit of leaving both Russia and China out in the cold -- not to mention Iran. I don't see any of those countries challenging NATO, and a NATO presence will dash Russia's dream of a toehold in the Mediterranean, which is all they really care about, anyway.
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