The claim is that President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons on his own people. There are counter claims that the rebels are the ones who used the chemical weapons.
None of the matters to the president, though. What really matters is that he keeps the Orwellian perpetual war going.
Years ago, America decided between a consumer economy and a military economy and chose the latter. It is war and war mongering that keeps the economy going because of that choice. If you dare to speak out against war and violence you are hated and attacked by the powers that be. If you dare to protest, our government will use its own chemical weapons in the form of pepper spray on you, even though it is your right. All the while, millions of women are teaching their children that going to war is honorable. It's not. It's a bloody massacre filled with the death of innocent men, women, and children... not to mention the servicemen and servicewomen on both sides.
It's extremely unpopular to be a peacemaker in America. This "Christian Nation" is so blood thirsty that it doesn't seem to understand that Christ spoke against war, hatred, and revenge. Even the Apostle Paul spoke against it.
Romans 12:17-20
New International Version (NIV)
“If your enemy is hungry, feed him;
if he is thirsty, give him something to drink.
In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head.”[b]
if he is thirsty, give him something to drink.
In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head.”[b]
Footnotes:
- Romans 12:19 Deut. 32:35
- Romans 12:20 Prov. 25:21,22
Very true, America needs to take care of it's own, Stay out of Syria !!!
ReplyDeleteThat, Cal, is precisely why today the fashion is to fight "humanitarian wars", on the excuse that murdering millions of people is necessary to stop the murder of milllions of people. It's been the fashion since Vietnam where villages were "destroyed in order to save them."
ReplyDeleteIt looks good on T.V. too.
I don't know about the TV thing, Bill. The broadcast of the Vietnam police action is why I decided to become a peacemaker. It really wasn't hard to see through the bravado when you were watching people getting shot or blown apart.
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