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In reply to the discussion: U.S. Rebuffs Syrian Decision to Allow Inspection [View all]ronnie624
(5,764 posts)51. Clark's words, as those of an insider,
offer insight into understanding US foreign policy. It doesn't matter if you like him or dislike him.
Your post is gibberish. It consists of four statements with no chain of logic connecting them. It isn't even clear what your conclusion is supposed to be. Clearly your 'argument' is non-sequitur.
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If it goes anything like the inspection in Iraq, won't matter what the inspectors report. nt
Mnemosyne
Aug 2013
#1
Daniel Ellsberg said presidents first decide to go to war, THEN find the pretext.
deurbano
Aug 2013
#8
I would love to hear him speak! Last speaker I heard was John Waters, and he was brilliant, but not
Mnemosyne
Aug 2013
#10
You mean like the chemical attack the UN believed the rebels launched that we dismissed?
Catherina
Aug 2013
#23
Following a 15 year MIC plan the neocons wrote in 2000. 7 countries in 5 years
Catherina
Aug 2013
#16
Wes Clark- lobbied Clinton to intervene in Kosovo & crafted strategy that won there.
KittyWampus
Aug 2013
#41
take a CORPSE and test it!! W/ atropine being a 'cure' I'm stating they are using pesticide chemical
Sunlei
Aug 2013
#19
same attitude to Palestine: "we'll give you statehood and democracy when you have statehood and
MisterP
Aug 2013
#25
And I don't think Putin's honest enough to even TRY, unless forced to. eom
AverageJoe90
Aug 2013
#43
There was never any women's rights, either. Or many other rights, for that matter.
AverageJoe90
Aug 2013
#44