HockeyDad
12 years ago
"The West behaves like a monkey with a grenade in the Islamic world," Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin tweeted.


Damn Russian racist.

Oh....and...Russia is sending more ships to the region.
DrafterX
12 years ago


Oh....and...Russia is sending more ships to the region.

HockeyDad wrote:




What sea..?? πŸ˜•
HockeyDad
12 years ago

What sea..?? πŸ˜•

DrafterX wrote:




eastern Mediterranean. The party spot!
DrafterX
12 years ago
where do we plan to bomb them from.>?? πŸ˜•
HockeyDad
12 years ago

where do we plan to bomb them from.>?? πŸ˜•

DrafterX wrote:




The US ships in the eastern Mediterranean.
Buckwheat
12 years ago

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin tweeted.

HockeyDad wrote:



Right after he tweeted about Miley Cyrus and how dreamy Justin Bieber is. OMG there are like so many bad people out there... like wow mean people suck.
DrafterX
12 years ago
August 27, 2013 4:59 am
Four U.S. Navy destroyers armed with land-attack cruise missiles are positioned in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea as President Barack Obama considers ordering attacks on Syria for using chemical weapons against civilians.

Pentagon officials said the naval power includes the guided missile destroyers USS Ramage, USS Mahan, USS Gravely, and USS Barry. At least one missile-firing submarine is also said to be in the region. Britain also reportedly has dispatched a missile-firing submarine to waters near Syria.

Potential targets of the strikes include chemical weapons sites and artillery rocket units.
The strategic intelligence firm Stratfor, in a military analysis of Syria options, said the Pentagon could use U.S.-based strategic bombers and B-1 bombers based at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar for strikes.

β€œIn such an operation, the United States would be able to carry out standoff attacks beyond the range of Syrian air defenses, while B-2 bombers could stealthily penetrate the Syrian integrated air defense network to drop bunker-busting bombs with minimal risk,” the analysis states.
Two U.S. aircraft carriers are days away from being within range of Syria and the Air Force is capable of surging warplanes to the region at air bases in Turkey, Greece, Jordan, and Cyprus, Stratfor said.

Film at 11.... πŸ€”
ZRX1200
12 years ago
Everything I posted and you focus on a spelling error Robert?!
Smokeyjohn
12 years ago
91% of Americans agree that they don't want war...
Even all the liberals that are on obamas side don't agree with what he's doing!
Which is bad for him....

Which is ok with me because he's no good!

Ok so if we can get 91% of Americans to poll and agree on this that means something!
Usually we can't even get 10 people to agree on anything!
If he listened to us and all the 91% he wouldn't do it.. Plus it's none if our business anyway!

This is all for something larger to happen... This is happening to make another plan of obamas evil scheme come through!

DrafterX
12 years ago

91% of Americans agree that they don't want war...

Smokeyjohn wrote:




Did you snopes that..?? πŸ˜•
HockeyDad
12 years ago
OTTAWA - Canada has been convinced that Western military action is needed against Syria after reports of chemical weapons usage in the civil war there, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Thursday.

"This is a very big risk and we do support our allies who are contemplating forceful action to deal with this," he said. "That said, at the present time the government of Canada has no plans, we have no plans of our own, to have a Canadian military mission."




HockeyDad
12 years ago
ROME - Prime Minister Enrico Letta said on Thursday Italy would not join any military operation against Damascus without authorization from the United Nations Security Council.

"If the United Nations doesn't back it, Italy will not participate," he told Italy's RAI state radio, but added that Italy fully backed international condemnation of Syrian President Bashar Assad.

"The international community has to respond strongly to Assad and his regime and to the horrors which have been committed," he said, referring to reported chemical weapons attacks blamed on the Syrian government.
dstieger
12 years ago

OTTAWA - Canada has been convinced that Western military action is needed against Syria after reports of chemical weapons usage in the civil war there, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Thursday.

"This is a very big risk and we do support our allies who are contemplating forceful action to deal with this," he said. "That said, at the present time the government of Canada has no plans, we have no plans of our own, to have a Canadian military mission."




HockeyDad wrote:




Copycats....That's what France said
madbricky
12 years ago
Yup,the Whitehouse is nuttier than a chithouse rat wanting to engage an even nuttier Russian chithouse rat (Putin)
Its not going to end up well.
DrafterX
12 years ago
sounds like we just need a good ole fashioned beer summit.... 🍺
HockeyDad
12 years ago

Copycats....That's what France said

dstieger wrote:




Not true....France is pretending to be "all in" for this war. At least "all in" for the USA and the UK to conduct the war. France has a very high-tech frigate in route and I would expect supply ships laden with wine to sell to the USA and UK ship crews.
DrafterX
12 years ago
they should take cuban cigars with them too...... 😟
HockeyDad
12 years ago

they should take cuban cigars with them too...... 😟

DrafterX wrote:




They'll probably have Quay D'Orsay for 3X retail.
DrafterX
12 years ago
Obama drew a line.. and people died...... 😟
HockeyDad
12 years ago
British lawmakers reject a measure to give preliminary approval to military intervention in Syria, in a major setback for both British Prime Minister David Cameron and the Obama administration.


The League Of Justice is getting smaller. Heck, at least Bush could put together a Coalition of the Willing.
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