The Syrian Conflict Thread

He's 100% correct.

Assuming it's Assad, could be one of a hand full of terror organisations. There is no way of being 100% sure unless someone ge's caught and spills the beans.

We're talking of a second conventional attack totally carried out by Assad forces on the town attacked by chemicals.
 
We're talking of a second conventional attack totally carried out by Assad forces on the town attacked by chemicals.

Proof of this?

Not disputing a second attack here, I'm disputing that it might/might not have been Assad as Dave pointed out.
 
Proof of this?

Not disputing a second attack here, I'm disputing that it might/might not have been Assad as Dave pointed out.

Who else ? ISIS is not in the area, the kurdes are allies. Only Assad wants to attack this area.
 
Who else ? ISIS is not in the area, the kurdes are allies. Only Assad wants to attack this area.

Could be anyone with an agenda. ISIS is not in the UK/France and the likes yet, attacks still occur. It's very naïve to believe outright it's Assad.
 
We're talking of a second conventional attack totally carried out by Assad forces on the town attacked by chemicals.

And you have proof it was Syrian govt forces? Not Russian? Not IS rocket bombardment? Not the Turks?

If anyone needs to open their eyes, it's you.

You are gullibly believing events as described by biased observers without asking for proof.

As I keep saying, get perspective! Could it have been govt forces? of course it could, could it have been others? Yes, it could.
 
So ISIS attacks an area hundreds of kilometers from where they are, area which they have no interest in.

Makes sense...

We should also check what the Swazi and Ethiopian air forces were doing at the time !
 
So ISIS attacks an area hundreds of kilometers from where they are, area which they have no interest in.

Makes sense...

We should also check what the Swazi and Ethiopian air forces were doing at the time !

Doesn't have to make sense, it's a terrorist attack right? What about France/UK? They are THOUSANDS of miles away...
 
So ISIS attacks an area hundreds of kilometers from where they are, area which they have no interest in.

Makes sense...

We should also check what the Swazi and Ethiopian air forces were doing at the time !

if they were so easy to put in a single place why have they not yet been stopped
 
So ISIS attacks an area hundreds of kilometers from where they are, area which they have no interest in.

Makes sense...

Jund Al Aqsa

Read up on them, check what where their area of operations was, really interesting.

Find out if they have any reason to resent Al Qaeda in the area of Khan Sheikhoun.
 
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Well one thing is for sure leaders in Moscow and Tehran are squirming uneasily in their seats for a change after 8 years of good times
 
Something else in that link is more worrying though...



How much more escalation can happen before we see US/Russian direct conflict?

Trump is like a brain damaged ape..

This, absolutely this.
 
How much more escalation can happen before we see US/Russian direct conflict?

Quite a lot. MAD still applies today.
I doubt Washington or Moscow would risk themselves over a dusty $hit hole like Syria.
 
He's 100% correct.

Assuming it's Assad, could be one of a hand full of terror organisations. There is no way of being 100% sure unless someone ge's caught and spills the beans.

Terrorist organisations don't have planes, it was the Syrian air force either by mistake or on purpose.
 
US said it had proof of WMDs, 1mn people died - Bolivia envoy at UNSC meeting on Syria strike

[video=youtube;DSiOIM1wEQ4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSiOIM1wEQ4[/video]
 
Who else ? ISIS is not in the area, the kurdes are allies. Only Assad wants to attack this area.

Dave is comically anti US probably due to religion so of course....
 
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First off, your spelling is terrible, secondly where have I been anti-US? You're suffering some serious delusions...
He was copying Seriously's spelling for effect and backing you up, don't be so trigger happy. :p
 
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