Let's Talk About It! – We should know better than to bomb Syria
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4 comments on “We should know better than to bomb Syria”
Alice de tocqueville says:
Very well-written! I, too have been surprised at Van Jones. He makes brilliant statements,has great ideas, helped found the Ella Baker Center in Oakland, and then says/does stupid(or duplicitous?)stuff.
Tim Lutz says:
Very well put. We can wait until we get support. And if we get enough proof of wrongdoing. Try them in absence and then put a billion dollar bounty on their heads.
Wars in the middle east are the only reason why the price of oil keeps increasing; at a time when supplies are high, and demand is at an all time low. Gas prices have the potential to bring us another recession.
I'm glad President Obama played this as safe as possible; Republicans would have his impeachment papers drawn up by the end of the day, if didn't ask congress for approval on Syria.
Francesca Menes says:
So amazingly written my brother. This article gives a great history lesson and provides readers with a clearly well-written context to understand why the U.S. or any other country for that matter shouldn't immediately jump to respond with violence that would have an adverse effect on the people in the region. U.S. and other big countries, always quickly run to say that they reason they respond with military action (i.e. war, surgical strikes, etc.)is for the people, for humanitarian purposes, this is how they justify going in to citizens, without taking responsibility for the many roles they played in the background, covertly that got many of these countries to this place. Americans and other nations are completely disconnected from what is happening in the rest of the world, that they believe any and everything they are begin fed by our leaders and elected officials. The first option is not war and it should never be, it is important to seek alternatives to war when possible. Thank you again for posting this article.
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Let's Talk About It! – We should know better than to bomb Syria
Tags:	migration Syria
4 comments on “We should know better than to bomb Syria”
Alice de tocqueville says:
Very well-written! I, too have been surprised at Van Jones. He makes brilliant statements,has great ideas, helped found the Ella Baker Center in Oakland, and then says/does stupid(or duplicitous?)stuff.
Tim Lutz says:
Very well put. We can wait until we get support. And if we get enough proof of wrongdoing. Try them in absence and then put a billion dollar bounty on their heads.
Wars in the middle east are the only reason why the price of oil keeps increasing; at a time when supplies are high, and demand is at an all time low. Gas prices have the potential to bring us another recession.
I'm glad President Obama played this as safe as possible; Republicans would have his impeachment papers drawn up by the end of the day, if didn't ask congress for approval on Syria.
Francesca Menes says:
So amazingly written my brother. This article gives a g
reat history lesson and provides readers with a clearly well-written context to understand why the U.S. or any other country for that matter shouldn't immediately jump to respond with violence that would have an adverse effect on the people in the region. U.S. and other big countries, always quickly run to say that they reason they respond with military action (i.e. war, surgical strikes, etc.)is for the people, for humanitarian purposes, this is how they justify going in to citizens, without taking responsibility for the many roles they played in the background, covertly that got many of these countries to this place. Americans and other nations are completely disconnected from what is happening in the rest of the world, that they believe any and everything they are begin fed by our leaders and elected officials. The first option is not war and it should never be, it is important to seek alternatives to war when possible. Thank you again for posting this article.
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