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Hargaysay,

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-202_162-575 ... -in-syria/

The situation is Syria is Complex. The Obama administration is calling it the most serious current threat to US interests.

Excuse me I did not bother to read . I dont take US outlets serious regarding the middle east .

Most serious threat to US interests ? dont know about that , but it seems you have either one of two options 1- A Syria ruled by Assad
2- A Syria ruled by Al-Qaeda . I think there is nothing complex about choosing between the two .

Grant everyone that doesn't agree with the US is a threat nowadays.I think abubakar, gurey and hargasay get the point am trying to make. Why would someone that's winning on all fronts use chemical weapons? They havent even made their way into damascus yet. They only attack outside it or surrounding areas. Assad is not shaken and he is definitely not on his back foot. Assad could stay for 10yrs or more if the war continues like this. UN have been threatening Assad to let them pay a visit other wise Assad is the one using chemical weapons. Now they have arrived in Syria we have this. So you trying to tell me Assad let UN inspectors come to Syria and verify claims of chemical attacks by Assad, then when they arrived he started attacking his people with nerve agents. That is hard very hard to believe.

I suggest you start reading the articles.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-202_162-575 ... s-suburbs/

The actor is still not confirmed, but the photos are clear.

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I suggest you start reading the articles.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-202_162-575 ... s-suburbs/

The actor is still not confirmed, but the photos are clear.

We are aware of the status as of now.
We just do not consider cbsnews a serious news source.

I've got that, Gurey. Now, is Assad going to stop the investigation again?

http://www.nti.org/country-profiles/syria/chemical/

On 19 March 2013, allegations arose concerning a chemical weapons attack in the village of Khan al-Assal in the Aleppo province. According to the Assad regime, a rocket spewing a toxic gas in Khan al-Assal caused 26 fatalities and more than 100 injuries. Both the Assad regime and Syrian rebels denied responsibility for the alleged attack. [53] At the request of the Syrian Government, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon appointed Åke Sellström on 27 March 2013 to head a fact-finding mission to investigate the incident. Sellström said that following mission preparation, the team would spend three to four days for inspection, and two to three weeks to write its report and conduct chemical analysis. [54 ]Despite the inspection team's preparations, the Assad Government denied the team entrance into Syria. The denial of access came amid calls by the United Kingdom, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, and Japan to increase the scope of the inspections to include allegations of chemical weapons use in Homs, Damascus, and Aleppo. [55]

On 19 April 2013, the United Kingdom and France announced they had "hard evidence" of chemical weapons use in at least one case. [56] On 23 April 2013 Israeli Brigadier General Itai Brun asserted sarin had been used "in a number of incidents" in Syria, based on photographs of victims foaming at the mouth and with constricted pupils and other unspecified symptoms. [57] Then, on 25 April 2013, U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel stated that the "U.S. intelligence community assesses with some degree of varying confidence that the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale in Syria, specifically, the chemical agent sarin." The basis for Western governments' assessments remains unclear, as it would presumably be very challenging to maintain chain of custody over collection and handling of any soil or other physiological evidence. [58] However, on 13 June 2013, Benjamin J. Rhodes, President Obama's deputy national security adviser, announced that the White House will extend military support to the Syrian opposition because there was a "high certainty" Assad's forces used chemical weapons. The White House did not clarify what the military support would encompass. It will be undertaken by the Central Intelligence Agency due to the legal restraints of supplying arms without UN approval to groups attacking another government. [59] [60]

The madman Assad must be stopped, today he massaced 1,500 people in damascus in one night, wallahi this man is the firawn of this century.

The madman Assad must be stopped, today he massaced 1,500 people in damascus in one night, wallahi this man is the firawn of this century.

Grandpa I wish you were a non-biased person.

Ina lilaahi wa ina lilaahi rajicuun, 100% I can say this was Assad the dogg, no one would be so cruel to massacre his own people.

May Allah destroy him

Atleast Imam Hutuking has the decency to contemplate on the situation and as to who perpertuated the attacks, as Assad is making gains why would he jeapordize that by using nerve gas? you just take what CBS and BBC say and then straight up believe in it without a doubt.

#IgnoranceIsBliss.

Assad aint making no gains son hes losing on the Latakia front so this must be a desperate attack.

Indeed, Assad was behind this. The Syrian Alawite Army were on the offensive in Damascus so they mercilessly gassed anyone in their path, even innocent civilians.

I don't get why skinny niggas are getting all emotional over the Syrian war when their own home land is being raped left and right.. waa yaab walahi

I don't get why skinny niggas are getting all emotional over the Syrian war when their own home land is being raped left and right.. waa yaab walahi

Because its a holy country where the wings of Angels rest upon. Syria and Asham has many merits.
You cant compare that blessed country to Somalia which is cursed and will be stronghold of Dajjal.