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Syrian security forces fire on rallies, killing 30

World Oct. 29, 2011 - 06:50AM JST ( 6 )

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Elbuda MexicanoOct. 29, 2011 - 07:14AM JST

Ohayo gozaimasu! Ok NATO, Mr.Sarkozy, Mr.Obama, where are our cowboys in the jet fighters that should have some fun blowing the hell out of these Syrian forces that are killing off their own innocent people for having the AUDACITY to as for freedom?? I do not like wars, but if we already have warships, aircraft carriers in the near region, I saw time to let the real fun begin like when the NATO jet fighters spotted Kaddafi's convoy and KABOOM, my guess this kind of plan is already under way, and even neighboring Turkey is also pissed off at Syria and the horrible violence they are shoving down the throats of the good people of Syria. Have a good morning!!
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noriyosan73Oct. 29, 2011 - 12:24PM JST

Sorry Syrians. NATO used all its outdated weapons in Libya. The French and Italians get the credit for the overthrow, but USA taxpayers paid the bill. A good point is no official USA military troupes were "on the ground." If NATO goes to Syria, it will be at the USA taxpayer's expense. WAR COSTS MONEY. Japan needs to prepare for the closure of US bases and the end to subsidies so that the USA can wage war from afar!
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WilliBOct. 29, 2011 - 02:57PM JST

The liberal Western chickenhaws are already drooling at the opportunity to depose the next Arab dictator and help the Muslim Brotherhood introduce "democracy" in the form of Sharia in Syria.

The media drumbeat has already started. Now wait for Obama, Sarkozy, et al to chime in.

These fools never learn.
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MadvertsOct. 29, 2011 - 08:56PM JST

Where's the talibanesque regime your breathless sharia fantasies predicted in Tunisia willi? You're sounding more desperate with each and every islamaphobic diatribe.

Syrians are unlucky there aren't special interests for a NATO mission unless their protests force Assad to attrocities like Te Gadaffi regime. Oh and there's Russia and china that are against it so whatever their vested interest in Syria is will have to be ironed out to keep the powers that be happy.
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WolfpackOct. 30, 2011 - 04:54AM JST

President Obama is still "standing by" and watching people get killed in Syria. He couldn't do that for Libya - he had to help them. What is it about the Syrians that generates so little sympathy from Obama? I suppose the Assad regime hasn't killed enough people for him yet.
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Elbuda MexicanoOct. 30, 2011 - 06:25AM JST

As we speak, I am sure President Obama, the EU leaders, the Arab league are communicating with each other as to how to handle this situation so yes it is terrible what that bastard Assad is doing to his people but he will end up like Kaddafy, bloody, beaten to a pulp, by his own people if he is lucky real,real soon.