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Shouldn't Assad be arrested for a mass murder if UN finds him being held accountable? How would UN get him?
Our country kills over 1 million babies every year....we are really in no position to be judging others. I don't support the UN either.
The British dossier on Syria also concluded the Syrian government had used chemical weapons on 14 previous occasions. Cameron said he believes al-Assad opted to increase the scale of his chemical attacks as a sort of test for the world.
"He wants to know whether the world will respond to the use of these weapons," the prime minister said.
Shouldn't Assad be arrested for a mass murder if UN finds him being held accountable? How would UN get him?
This is 15th time Syria poisoned its own people who were innocent defenseless women and children. Should we still back off while other Middle East countries do nothing about it?
From Foxrac's latest link:
do "nothing" about it? not really. they ARE but we are interfering. let the citizens deal with it like what they did to Libyan dictator. I'm standing up and clapping for them because these citizens are actually doing something about it if their governments are doing something wrong like Egypt, Libya, etc.
and us? we just sit down and blame while eating McDonalds and chugging sodas. shameless.
I believed US did involved in Libya - airstrikes.
Interpol vs Syria's military?Interpol
Article 3 states:[14]It is strictly forbidden for the Organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character.
Its work focuses primarily on public safety, terrorism, organized crime, crimes against humanity, environmental crime, genocide, war crimes, piracy, illicit traffic in works of art, illicit drug production, drug trafficking, weapons smuggling, human trafficking, money laundering, child pornography, white-collar crime, computer crime, intellectual property crime and corruption.
Iraq people didn't fight back because they were afraid of being killed under Saddam's order. After we eliminated Saddam's power, they celebrated it.do "nothing" about it? not really. they ARE but we are interfering. let the citizens deal with it like what they did to Libyan dictator. I'm standing up and clapping for them because these citizens are actually doing something about it if their governments are doing something wrong like Egypt, Libya, etc.
and us? we just sit down and blame while eating McDonalds and chugging sodas. shameless.
they didn't fight back because there was nothing going on. no WMD. nothing. we basically destroyed their country for nothing.Iraq people didn't fight back because they were afraid of being killed under Saddam's order. After we eliminated Saddam's power, they celebrated it.
95% of the problem was dealt by citizens. Gaddafi should have listened to the world's warning that he should not attack citizens indiscriminately.As for Libya, we did it. We stopped the vehicle where the dictator hid in by airstrike. That's how the rebels got him after he got out of the bombed vehicle.
they can handle it just fine.As for Egypt, we back off because we don't know who we support. The coup or pro-Morsi supporters? We will see if the coup is killing women and children or not.
then the world will have a solid proof that it was Assad who used chemical weapons... not the rebels. that would means the Russians and Chinese will back off and let the world deal with it.Now as for Syria, can you tell me how the rebels get Assad while he orders more chemical attacks on them?
they didn't fight back because there was nothing going on. no WMD. nothing. we basically destroyed their country for nothing.
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This is 15th time Syria poisoned its own people who were innocent defenseless women and children. Should we still back off while other Middle East countries do nothing about it?