Found at last! After searching for 10 years, the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction have finally been found – in Syria!
Many people seem to have really learned something from the Iraqi pile of lies and horror and from decades of other American interventions.
Secretary of State John Kerry: “There is no doubt that Saddam al-Assad has crossed the red line. … Sorry, did I just say ‘Saddam’?”
A US drone has just taken a photo of Mullah Omar riding on a motorcycle through the streets of Damascus. 1
So what do we have as the United States refuses to rule out an attack on Syria and keeps five
warships loaded with missiles in the eastern Mediterranean?
● Only 9 percent of Americans support a US military intervention in Syria. 2
● Only 11% of the British supported a UK military intervention; this increased to 25% after the announcement of the alleged chemical attack. 3
● British Prime Minister David Cameron lost a parliamentary vote August 29 endorsing military action against Syria 285-272
● 64% of the French people oppose an intervention by the French Army. 4 “Before acting we need proof,” said a French government spokesperson. 5
● Former and current high-ranking US military officers question the use of military force as a punitive measure and suggest that the White House lacks a coherent strategy. “If the administration is ambivalent about the wisdom of defeating or crippling the Syrian leader, possibly setting the stage for Damascus to fall to Islamic fundamentalist rebels, they say, the military objective of strikes on Assad’s military targets is at best ambiguous.”6