Assad "regime" using Zyklon B on civilians again

[Raoul]

So the (((war party))) has forced Trump to cuck on his position on Syria.

What's the logic behind Assad using gas attacks again? This is absurd. It's like I've seen this all before...

[JayJ]

He dismantled whatever he had anyway, after the first attack he was falsely blamed for in 2013.

Interesting timing with this happening after Russia is attacked.

[Rio]

This is really a shame. It seems like this all could have been avoided had Flynn not been forced out.

Trump: Syria gas attack had ‘a big impact’ on me

“Yesterday. Chemical attack. A chemical attack that was so horrific in Syria against innocent people, including women, small children and even beautiful little babies. Their deaths was an affront to humanity,” Trump said. “These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated.”

Trump said the United States stands with its allies throughout the world in condemning the attack and “all other horrific attacks for that matter.”

After opening statements, Trump was asked about the written statement he released on Tuesday that pinned much of the blame for the chaos in Syria on the Obama administration’s “weakness and irresolution,” particularly concerning his predecessor’s failure to intervene after drawing a “red line” regarding the use of chemical weapons in 2012.

“You’re the president now. Do you feel like you bear responsibility for responding to the chemical attacks? And does the chemical attack cross a red line for you?” asked Julie Pace, a White House correspondent for the Associated Press.

Trump responded that the Obama administration had a great opportunity to “solve this crisis a long time ago.”

“When he didn’t cross that line after making the threat, I think that set us back a long ways, not only in Syria but in many other parts of the world, because it was a blank threat,” Trump said. “I think it was something that was not one of our better days as a country, so I do feel that, Julie. I feel it very strongly.”

Pace pressed Trump to answer the question about whether he now feels any responsibility to respond to the chemical attacks.

“I now have responsibility and I will have that responsibility and carry it very proudly,” Trump said. “I will tell you that. It is now my responsibility."

Pace repeated her question about whether the chemical attack crossed a “red line” for him.

Trump replied that it went far beyond crossing a red line and in fact crossed “many, many lines.”

“It crossed a lot of lines for me,” Trump said.

Later in the press conference, Trump said he thinks of himself as a flexible person and that the attack on children in Syria had a “big impact” on him.

“That was a horrible, horrible thing, and I’ve been watching it and seeing it. And it doesn’t get any worse than that. And I have that flexibility. And it’s very, very possible and I will tell you it’s already happened that my attitude toward Syria and Assad has changed very much.”

[Raoul]

This is really a shame. It seems like this all could have been avoided had Flynn not been forced out.

Trump: Syria gas attack had ‘a big impact’ on me

Nah it was the implications of Obama's weakness on the issue that the (((war party))) used to rustle his jimmies. that's his Kryptonite, congrats to the jews... uh sorry wo wo wo I mean the (((Neo Cons))) for cracking the code. He is obviously a smart man, but a round table full of Jews, sorry we all lose. My favorite sport is basketball, Jews favorite sport is psychology.


thanks to, Int'l man of mystery, from his site, I found some quality data on Assad

[Dissent]

warmonger Hillary up to no good again

[Ry]

[Raoul]

warmonger Hillary up to no good again

right on man, she's an animal -

[Ry]

Graham and McCain need to be taken out to Pasture