note Zlitan (east of Tripoli) and Zawiyah (west of Tripoli) and Gharyan (south of Tripoli) are all in rebel hands. Things are not going well for Gaddafi Duck.
note Zlitan (east of Tripoli) and Zawiyah (west of Tripoli) and Gharyan (south of Tripoli) are all in rebel hands. Things are not going well for Gaddafi Duck.
note Zlitan (east of Tripoli) and Zawiyah (west of Tripoli) and Gharyan (south of Tripoli) are all in rebel hands. Things are not going well for Gaddafi Duck.
note Zlitan (east of Tripoli) and Zawiyah (west of Tripoli) and Gharyan (south of Tripoli) are all in rebel hands. Things are not going well for Gaddafi Duck.
note Zlitan (east of Tripoli) and Zawiyah (west of Tripoli) and Gharyan (south of Tripoli) are all in rebel hands. Things are not going well for Gaddafi Duck.
[quote=SD Realtor]Yeah… here we go again just blundering right along. This could have far worse ramifications then what happened in Libya. This is a bad move.[/quote]
SDR: Whaaat? Whaddaya mean?
No plan.
No exit strategy.
No allies (save France, and does France ever really count in an actual shooting war?)
No clear cut objectives.
Involving ourselves in a sectarian civil war being used as a proxy conflict by Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia.
Syria is not about regime change but a punishing strike for the use of chemical weapons. Kerry made the case that regime change is a goal through diplomatic and political means, not military.
Coming from Kerry, a long time anti war activist, I trust his judgement.
A strike could be something like destroying the presidential palace.
I think that Obama asking for congressional approval will turn out to be a master stoke. We will find out when congress gets back into town.
