Gutless. The stench of appeasement

[lilelvis2000]

According to the UN, this was a missile attack. certainly fits the bill so far . Thats almost certainly how the Syrians would do it, rather than planes or artillery.
So thats a big reason to think the Syrians did it. In my mind.

The US Intelligence assessment claims that this attack was against a suberb of Damascus and that there have been many more, beforehand.
So thats a big reason to think the Syrians did not do it. In my mind.
talk about Sh!tting on your own doorstep. I find that very difficult to believe

US assessment

So what other country in the region has such weapons? And is interested in stirring up the pot a bit?

[lilelvis2000]

All you hand-wringing bleading-heart tossers who bleat on about children suffering - what are you going to do about all the other people (including children) in the world who are suffering but who don't get mentioned on the tv news?

What are you suggesting, that we bleed our tiny little country dry in some futile attempt to solve all of the worlds problems?

Or do you only care about those whom the US uses to justify its military plans and whom the media deems worthy of reporting when you watch the news with your five minute attention span and shallow thinking?

W-anchors!

We all do go on about children suffering...and tweet about it on out £600 smart phones while we watch it on our 50" TV's, sitting on a £1000 settee looking after our £30,000 SUV parked on the drive of our spacious houses.

governments do send aid..because we're all to busy looking after ourselves.

[doodab]

So what other country in the region has such weapons? And is interested in stirring up the pot a bit?

And can fire them from Syrian government controlled areas of Damascus.

I think that rather narrows it down a bit.

[EternalOptimist]

So what other country in the region has such weapons? And is interested in stirring up the pot a bit?

If chemicals were used, it has to be Syrian governemnet that used them. If.

I am trying to find out if the government gained control of the suberbs that were attacked.
i.e. use chemicals to clear the area then move in. That could be the only possible scenario for using them. If they are still rebel held, was there an attempt to take them ?

[Wanderer]

Napalm's being used now. How bloody awful.

Yep, that's a really nasty thing to use. The Americans will be very upset about that particular red line being crossed.

[mudskipper]

All you hand-wringing bleading-heart tossers who bleat on about children suffering - what are you going to do about all the other people (including children) in the world who are suffering but who don't get mentioned on the tv news?

What are you suggesting, that we bleed our tiny little country dry in some futile attempt to solve all of the worlds problems?

Or do you only care about those whom the US uses to justify its military plans and whom the media deems worthy of reporting when you watch the news with your five minute attention span and shallow thinking?

W-anchors!

So what are you doing about it, Jeff Maginty?

[lilelvis2000]

And can fire them from Syrian government controlled areas of Damascus.

I think that rather narrows it down a bit.

Has that been determined? I've not read the USA evidence yet... far too busy sorting out my client's ASP.Net issues.

[DodgyAgent]

So what are you doing about it, Jeff Maginty?

Jeff and I have set up a war relief fund we will relive your consciences in return for some cash. Cash and cheques to PO DA&JF relief fund, PO Box 1, Panama

[BrilloPad]

Why don't the Chinese sort it out?

[MarillionFan]

Why don't the Chinese sort it out?

Because a few hours later youll fancy another one.