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#231 Re: The Garden » War in Syria » 616 weeks ago

Check out a book by a former Iraqui general named Georges Sada called "Saddam's Secrets". In it he says he witnessed the WMD's being sent to Syria. He was one of the highest ranking generals in Saddam's military.

www.amazon.com/Saddams-Secrets-Georges-Hormuz-Sada/dp/1595553304/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1367133798&sr=8-1&keywords=iraqi+general+wmd

#236 Re: The Garden » War in Syria » 616 weeks ago

This didn't just happen. It's been suspected for months. They just now have proof.

Assad is being threatened by revolution and regime change, he's desperate to cling to power. Something like chemical attacks and than western inaction could do the trick, put some fear back in the rebels.

#237 Re: The Garden » War in Syria » 616 weeks ago

JR - You don't believe Assad, a well documented scumbag, used chemical weapons on his own people, because you haven't seen the proof. But you want US troops to lose and die because you think there is a globalist conspiracy of international bankers that secretly run the federal reserve and our military, because why? You have an orgy of evidence to prove that without a shadow of a doubt?  I doubt that. Because I was obsessed with that conspiracy myself for a couple of years, and the arguments were strong enough for me to fall through that rabbit hole and do some hardcore research. Know what I found? Bullshit. A whole lot of historical fact to sucker you in, tied together with speculation that isn't backed up with proof.

Further, they have given us proof that chemical weapons were used. Both the US and French governments analyses hair and clothing samples from the victims and confirmed the chemicals used. The proof that hasn't been shown to us yet is the proof that Assad did it. But as I pointed out in an earlier post, it's very unlikely anyone but his regime would have been able to do it.

#239 Re: The Garden » War in Syria » 616 weeks ago

polluxlm wrote:

Also, Assad is not breaking international law when "rebels" attacking him use poison gas (from Russia?).

From a knowledgable friend:

"I have little to no doubt that the Assad regime did the chemical attacks. I dont really see the theories that Al-Q "rebels" did it, to try to blame the regime, and bring action favorable to them, as terribly realistic. For one, Assad has the weapons, controls them-with help from Soviet "advisors". Second, they really do lack the technical skills, and logistical safegaurding skills to move Sarin around without some dufus fucking up and accidently taking themselves out somewhere along the way.
Third, if Al-Q had obtained Sarin or other binary nerve agents, Im pretty sure they would'nt have wasted it on attacks in Syria. They'd likely have gone for the big PR blitz they'd get out of setting off a canister or two in Times Square, at rush-hour. If they did choose to use it in an internal conflict, Im thinking they'd prefer Pakistan or even Saudi for regime targets. "

#240 Re: The Sunset Strip » Sammy Hagar Announces New Rock-Collaborations Album » 616 weeks ago

(hennemusic) Sammy Hagar has announced that he is recording a radio special this Monday to launch his new album, "Sammy Hagar And Friends", and he and his Van Halen and Chickenfoot bandmate Michael Anthony have invited fans to submit questions for the program.

The Red Rocker's website provided these details about how fans can submit questions "Fans can emailing questions NOW to sammyandmikeyquestions@gmail.com and, if yours is chosen, the producers will notify you via email. Please include your phone number, preferably a landline, so Sammy can call and put you on the air, sometime between 4 and 7 p.m. ET on Monday September 9. The show will start airing the weekend of September 21st."

Due September 24, "Sammy Hagar And Friends" marks the Red Rocker's first solo release in five years and sees him team up with a variety of artists, including Kid Rock, Nancy Wilson (Heart), Ronnie Dunn (Brooks & Dunn), Neal Schon (Journey, HSAS), Chickenfoot pals Chad Smith, Michael Anthony and Joe Satriani; Montrose bandmates Bill Church and Denny Carmassi, his solo band The Wabos and more. more on this story: http://www.hennemusic.com/2013/09/sammy … s-for.html

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