Warm Welcome to the Syrians

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Not sure why the apparent frustration is directed at the US here.
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I thought the guy was praying.... I guess now I better understand the prayers.

Well, lets hear it form the horses mouth...blame the west for NOT INTERVENING earlier??? And some blame the west for intervening. Go figure.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...98975.html

The West’s failure to intervene in Syria’s civil war contributed to its descent into a bloodbath and not enough is being done, even now, to protect the battered population, according to a senior and influential member of the Saudi royal family.

The decision by western European states to restrict air strikes against Isis was “unacceptable” and “boggles one’s mind”, said Prince Turki al-Faisal, a former head of the kingdom’s intelligence service who served as ambassador to both Britain and the US.

While America and its Middle East allies bomb Isis in Syria and Iraq, Britain, France and other countries are limiting air strikes to Iraq. “How does this make sense, to bomb one place and not the other? It is like taking action against a thief stealing from one neighbour’s home, but not [doing] anything about the home next door. It boggles one’s mind and is unacceptable,” the Prince told the European Council on Foreign Relations in London.

The US and western Europe failed to act on Saudi recommendations in 2012 to arm the moderate Syrian rebels against Bashar al-Assad’s regime, he pointed out. “If that had been done, then there would have been no need to use our air force now. The difference between the good guys and the bad guys in the opposition was clear cut then. It was the dilly-dallying at the time that gave Jabhat al-Nusra [branch of] al-Qaeda [its] chance. Because of the time lost it has, of course, become much more difficult now between the good guys and the bad guys.”

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I thought the guy was praying....
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Yep : your fellow NYer Cappo having similar issues on the odda thread .

[quote author=The Captain link=topic=101731.msg668000#msg668000 date=1449597307]
why you need a lawyer snoops is around
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Snoop looking for this kinda Syrian  :-[

Trinidad has so many Syrians ....

none ever came to Guyana in early part of the 20th century

as Carpet Baggers ..

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Your wish is America's command. They have been helping. Individual states are pushing back because of the stupidity of some folks. But as usual, the good ole USA is magnanimous.

Not sure why the apparent frustration is directed at the US here.
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magnanimous indeed!!!!
dem bruuk am.....so dem should fix am!!

Brilliant, Belle that is exactly what I told Scooby  8)

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magnanimous indeed!!!!
dem bruuk am.....so dem should fix am!!
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How did they break it? The Syrians wanted to enjoy part of the Arab spring...and they got it. The rebels reached out to the US for help. The US was criticized for not assisting them early enough. Now you have not only the US...but Russia, France, UK also involved. How come nobody is putting any blame to all the other countries.

They have this particular poster who bellyaches about the kids all the time...who is really targeting the kids? Lets not wait for the answer...lets say the big bad US is targeting innocent children.

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...lets say the big bad US is targeting innocent children.
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yep and the Jews on Palestine kids

US has a lotta experience in Iraq and Afghanistan

murdering kids is a US army hobby ...