Quoted from 55tbird

I saw a story on the disposal process last night...it is not trivial..it is going require UN/multi-national cooperation and is estimated to take between 3-5 years.

It's a huge problem, and in the middle of a Civil War, it's almost impossible.

Hopefully, they can isolate the WMD's inside Syria in a secure location.  If Syria and Russia actually
want this to happen, it will go much smoother.

we don't know who the syrian army is.....

oh wait...it's who ever pays them/promises them

Quoted Text

"I almost wanted to vomit. I worry when someone who came up through
the KGB tells us what is in our national interests, and what is not. It really raises
the question of how serious the Russian proposal is." -- Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ)

Dear Sen. Menendez,

This is what happens when you try and match up a naïve, ignorant and inexperienced "community organizer" from Chicago against a shrewd, bold and very experienced former KGB officer from Moscow.

Signed,
The people who told you so

Quoted from BuckStrider

Dear Sen. Menendez,

This is what happens when you try and match up a naïve, ignorant and inexperienced "community organizer" from Chicago against a shrewd, bold and very experienced former KGB officer from Moscow.

Signed,
The people who told you so

We'll have to wait and see how this turns out but if all goes as the Russians plan...
Obama will win a huge victory at no cost.  Obama got Russia to do the dirty work,
while Obama gains a huge international victory.

Quoted from Box A Rox

We'll have to wait and see how this turns out but if all goes as the Russians plan...
Obama will win a huge victory at no cost.  Obama got Russia to do the dirty work,
while Obama gains a huge international victory.

Wow! You think Obama got the Russians to do the dirty work and he's going to look good after this?

We got played.

Obama couldn't get any major nation to back us up, save France.

Everyone thinks that Obama is naïve, indecisive and weak and Putin looks like a fcukin hero.

Come back to reality. Obama fcuked up terribly and no amount of bullshit spin is going to save him.

Quoted from BuckStrider

Wow! You think Obama got the Russians to do the dirty work and he's going to look good after this?

We got played.

The sheople most certainly did get played!!!!!!

This was 'created by design' by the globalists.

Just watch............there will be a continued gradual change in 'world super powers'.......BY DESIGN!

Quoted from BuckStrider

Wow! You think Obama got the Russians to do the dirty work and he's going to look good after this?
We got played.
Obama couldn't get any major nation to back us up, save France.
Everyone thinks that Obama is naïve, indecisive and weak and Putin looks like a fcukin hero.
Come back to reality. Obama fcuked up terribly and no amount of bullshit spin is going to save him.

We all need to see how this event plays out, but if the Russians do our bidding and arrange for the
WMD's to be destroyed...

Obama achieved his mission of removing WMD's without the use of military force.
Wasn't that the objective from the start???

Quoted from Box A Rox

We all need to see how this event plays out, but if the Russians do our bidding and arrange for the
WMD's to be destroyed...

Obama achieved his mission of removing WMD's without the use of military force.
Wasn't that the objective from the start???

This is typical liberal logic.  Same as the gun grabbing debate logic.  It's not the person ordering or carrying out the killing that you address, it's the tool they use to kill.  So Assad can kill hundreds of thousands, just use the conventional weapons Russia is selling him.

Quoted from CICERO

This is typical liberal logic.  Same as the gun grabbing debate logic.  It's not the person ordering or carrying out the killing that you address, it's the tool they use to kill.  So Assad can kill hundreds of thousands, just use the conventional weapons Russia is selling him.

YUP!  

Just like wars in other countries.  
The focus of the Syrian civil war is their use of Chemical Weapons.  Other than that, it's a civil war
and we should stay out of it unless or until it threatens the USA or our allies.

Quoted from Box A Rox

YUP!  

Just like wars in other countries.  
The focus of the Syrian civil war is their use of Chemical Weapons.  Other than that, it's a civil war
and we should stay out of it unless or until it threatens the USA or our allies.

The "rebels" shouldn't have AR15's or clips over 15 rounds either.  The "rebels" are not government agents, they have no right to high capacity guns.  

This isn't a war, it's an insurrection.  The domestic terrorists should be disarmed.  The "rebels" have a problem with authority.

Quoted from CICERO

The "rebels" shouldn't have AR15's or clips over 15 rounds either.  The "rebels" are not
government agents, they have no right to high capacity guns.  

This isn't a war, it's an insurrection.  The domestic terrorists should be disarmed.
The "rebels" have a problem with authority.

You are entitled to your opinion, as warped as it may seem, but I would disagree with your assessment
that "This Isn't a war".  A Civil "WAR" is IMO usually a "WAR".
In some cases, as in the Syrian Civil War, it may be even worse than "conventional war".  There are
rules of engagement and international law (Geneva Convention) that apply in conventional wars.  
There seem to be none in this war, with the exception of the USA enforcing the ban on using WMD's.

U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, R-Kinderhook, said he supports negotiations
for disarmament.

"I was encouraged to hear the president talk of continued efforts on the diplomatic front,
with Russia. In recent days, progress has been made on this front, and we can do much
more. I will be continuing to make the case to my colleagues and the administration that
we should remain on that track. Military intervention will make the situation worse,
not better," Gibson said.
Gibson, a veteran of the armed forces, said he is wary of "Americanizing the Syrian
Civil War" and perhaps causing a bigger crisis.
Gibson said it's important to take the weapons from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
and make sure they don't fall into the wrong hands, such as al-Qaida or other militant groups.
"I support the Russian's policy, but we need to do more than that," Gibson said.

U.S. Rep. Bill Owens, D-Plattsburgh, said he prefers the move
to the negotiating table over an attack on Syria.
"First of all, I think many of us are happy there is a third alternative," Owens said.
Owens said the weapons plan could work well, allowing the United States to be involved
without using military force.
"I've been very reluctant to form an opinion [about military force]," Owens said. "I have
not had all my questions answered."
Owens said he may take a stronger position if Assad continues to use chemical weapons.

U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko, D-Amsterdam, said he opposes the idea
of military strikes against Syria.
"I've expressed some serious concern regarding airstrikes," Tonko said.
He said with few allies supporting military strikes, America would be "going it alone"
with military action.
Working with Russia to disarm Syria is a better alternative, Tonko said.
"I thought it was the right move," Tonko said. "... At least diplomacy is still being
reached to."

Quoted from Box A Rox

We'll have to wait and see how this turns out but if all goes as the Russians plan...
Obama will win a huge victory at no cost.  Obama got Russia to do the dirty work,
while Obama gains a huge international victory.

how did that work out in the Afghanistan war.....? we just send arms to whomever we think will give us the verbage to
speak 'high'....it's all about leverage and screw who got killed with the chemicals. we NEVER choose for the humanitarian
sh!t....we collect taxes to wage war to keep the economy going to wage war to have sanctions to make money to
wage war to keep our fancy cars to make money to wage war to collect taxes.....

and all this under the guise of the flag....PRICELESS.....

I could have ended the Syria chemical weapon issue in one afternoon.

I would have offered a brand new fully automatic rifle for each small canister turned in and a bazooka for the large ones.