Thread: Turkey strikes targets in Syria in retaliation for shelling deaths

Originally Posted by Eric C.

I cannot see how this or anything similar could bring "the December 2012" around. That dictator is pretty much similar to the former Lybian one, and he's obviously going to end up like him, be it international forces or his own people from inside the country, that will put him down. But that's it, just another stinky dictatorship erased from the world, it'll hardly lead to collapse of anything else.

What about the dictatorship in the U.S.?

So, if a 'major super power' arms rebels, you are supposed to lean over? Both groups are vicious to one another, the difference is one is supported by all the globalists.

So, Assad will attack with some rockets when the rest are all against him?

I guess you guys think the 'international intervention' in Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, et al. have all been successes, right?!? LOL!

Originally Posted by 14Russian

What about the dictatorship in the U.S.?

So, if a 'major super power' arms rebels, you are supposed to lean over? Both groups are vicious to one another, the difference is one is supported by all the globalists.

So, Assad will attack with some rockets when the rest are all against him?

I guess you guys think the 'international intervention' in Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, et al. have all been successes, right?!? LOL!

I can't say they were successes, many ppl died in that hell, etc. But what I was saying was that whatever way the events in Syria go, they'll hardly bring some sort of "global collapse" or anything. And I think the dictator won't really have guts to go with a rocket strike while busy defending his ass against the people.