World war 3 now imminent

[WTFH]

So _what_ begins?

Now Assad and the Russians have completed the recovery of that Syrian town where _someone_ (Syrians, we're asked to believe, on the verge of their victory) released some chlorine, maybe everything will quieten down.

How do we know Assad has chemical weapons? Oh yes, up until 2012 the UK sold them!
Britain sent poison chemicals to Assad: Proof that UK delivered Sarin agent to Syrian regime | Daily Mail Online
(DM story stops at 2010 as it doesn't want to admit the last licences were granted then for a further 2 years of supply)

[DoctorStrangelove]

So _what_ begins?

Now Assad and the Russians have completed the recovery of that Syrian town where _someone_ (Syrians, we're asked to believe, on the verge of their victory) released some chlorine, maybe everything will quieten down.

[AtW]

Inspectors back UK in spy poisoning row - BBC News

[Dark Black]

Inspectors back UK in spy poisoning row - BBC News

Fixed that for you...

[WTFH]

Nice to meet you (again)

[OwlHoot]

How do we know Assad has chemical weapons? Oh yes, up until 2012 the UK sold them! ..

But as I said, the weird thing is he only ever seems to use them when he's on the point of winning. Odd that, you'd think it was the opposite!

[WTFH]

But as I said, the weird thing is he only ever seems to use them when he's on the point of winning. Odd that, you'd think it was the opposite!

Odd that. Who could imagine a country doing well for itself then deciding to do something illogical and throwing away a lot of the support it had.

[Bean]

Odd that. Who could imagine a country doing well for itself then deciding to do something illogical and throwing away a lot of the support it had.

You equate Assad with all of Syria (or at least all eligible voters) ?

[Eirikur]

But as I said, the weird thing is he only ever seems to use them when he's on the point of winning. Odd that, you'd think it was the opposite!

Point of winning? Have you had a look at a recent Syria map showing all the different fractions?
No? Look here:
https://syria.liveuamap.com/

[WTFH]

For those who think attacking Syria is a good idea, how many Syrian refugees should the UK take in as a result of the conflict?