BREAKING: US Launches Tomahawks Into Syria

[devil21]

This is disgusting and defaming to Christianity. No wonder the pews are empty.

https://twitter.com/bfraser747/status/850179913869008896

Stuff like that is purposeful disinfo/propaganda. Expect the giant astroturf operations that originate from London and Tel Aviv that aim to keep the sheep supporting Trump to ramp into high gear.

We are dealing with people that will stop at nothing to see that biblical prophecy is fulfilled.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

This is disgusting and defaming to Christianity. No wonder the pews are empty.

https://twitter.com/bfraser747/status/850179913869008896

Fucking psychotic

 

[jllundqu]

i see a former state delegate for Ron Paul, and currently an elected PCO.

i protested the iraq war, i protested and joined in blocking traffic on I-5 in protest of the Vietnam war...many more.

btw soldier boy, i've already come to the conclusion this might be a false flag gas attack, but im still not completely sure yet.

you ever kill any insurgents in Iraq?

Ohhhhh... so you were just pretending to be anti-war back then, eh?

Did I kill insurgents? You'd have to read through my thousands of posts to find the answer.

Done with this.... JK/SEA is now on ignore

 

[JK/SEA]

Well you still think you can kick his ass with all that health problem you listed. Seeing as you can even win a verbal fight with him, I would give it a rest if I were you. It is obvious to anyone who is following the chat that you are picking a fight with someone out of your league.

Btw, why is that that it is always the old farts who are past fighting age and collecting some social program the ones most eager to push the US into wars? If I am to fight any war, it would be on the condition that my food ration is made from their bodies. Nobody is too old to contribute to sacrifice for the war effort

damn...proof read your shit before posting...

just trying to help you son.

 

[pao]

I am so disgusted with Trump and myself for ever having given him the benefit of the doubt. I voted for him, deciding to do so while in the booth. My reasoning at the time was the hope for better relations with Russia and the unrealistic belief that he might expose the international pedophile ring used to blackmail our ruling class. An immediate uneasiness soon followed and I have wished I left it blank sense as my hope was delusional. I am sorry to all freedom lovers and supporters of Ron/Rand Paul (whom I've been following since 2008 election) for my lack of insight and foolish hopes.

 

[juleswin]

TV is where a lot of older people get their information, that along with their social circles means they will buy whatever war the MSM wants them to. I am sure if you analyzed the TV you could see what it driving them specifically.

Very true. Also you cannot discount the possibility of some brain issues. The brain shrinks as we get older which could affect mental acuity and sharpness. Btw, this time I am not trying to insult the poor man. If I am lucky enough I would age to the point where my already tiny brain would shrink and I would start having all sorts of mental issues like JK.

 

[JK/SEA]

Ohhhhh... so you were just pretending to be anti-war back then, eh?

Did I kill insurgents? You'd have to read through my thousands of posts to find the answer.

Done with this.... JK/SEA is now on ignore

now he's a coward...

makes sense.

 

[jmdrake]

i am anti-war, thats one reason i voted democrat since 1968, until i learned of Ron Paul. But Ron isn't entirely anti-war. I adopted the Constitutional aspect that says Congress can only declare war. But to be anti-war for the sake of just being anti-war is way to idealistic.

Ummm.....so what exactly is idealistic about thinking that bombing countries that are in no way a threat to us is a bad idea?

declare war if its feasible. I've come to the conclusion this new 'gas' attack is a false flag, so what Trump did has me concerned, but i'm not going to be biting any rugs over this like a few loose nuts in here are doing.

i'm hoping this will blow over in a week or so....we shall see i suppose.

Even if the gas attack wasn't a false flag, how does going to war over it improve our national security? As for "blowing over in a weak", the trend that many of us have been seeing from Trump all along is escalation as bad or worse than Obama.

 

[twomp]

If Trump doesn't refuse escalation, he is going to lose all of his support.

Refuse escalation? I don't know if you are paying attention....but..... HE is the one doing the escalating. All it takes now is one more gas attack and we can kick off WW3.

 

[TER]

I can see how this could have been orchestrated between Russia, Syria and the US as a means to end the war. Trump comes out looking powerful and a 'defender of the children', Russia finds a quicker solution to the conflict, and Assad is spared his life and goes away from politics with an election being held for a new leader.

If, however, this was not done with agreements with Russia and Syria, then I have lost all respect and trust for Trump.

The coming days will be crucial. If in a few weeks/months, Assad steps down, elections are planned and the violence and bloodshed decreases, it will be a display of diplomatic mastery.

If we are sending troops and the bombings continue however, then it is time we all start making serious preparations.

 

[nikcers]

$#@!ing psychotic

Trumps just doing what he said he was going to do, and he was right about everything.

 

[misterx]

I am so disgusted with Trump and myself for ever having given him the benefit of the doubt. I voted for him, deciding to do so while in the booth. My reasoning at the time was the hope for better relations with Russia and the unrealistic belief that he might expose the international pedophile ring used to blackmail our ruling class. An immediate uneasiness soon followed and I have wished I left it blank sense as my hope was delusional. I am sorry to all freedom lovers and supporters of Ron/Rand Paul (whom I've been following since 2008 election) for my lack of insight and foolish hopes.

Why? Do you think if Trump didn't win that things would be better? So Trump isn't the savior we hoped for, it's not like we'd be better off if Hillary won.

 

[oyarde]

So my portfolio goes up with every missile launched? Let's blow those f%$^ers up! jk

Yes , I should be rich in no time . Ask price for silver tonight is up to about 18 1/2 and gold to about 1265 1/2 on the overseas markets . I better get some more ammo .

 

[juleswin]

damn...proof read your $#@! before posting...

just trying to help you son.

My tiny brain is glitching again and I just can't help myself. I guess I can just limit my postings to one or two short and simple sentences. That way I can greatly minimize my typos like you

 

[Occam's Banana]

Actually the argument was always that Trump would be somewhat better than Hillary, and he's actually been significantly better than Hillary. Where do you get the idea that Hillary would have been better? Even on this issue, Hillary would have Assad swinging from a rope by this time next week.

Where do you get the idea that I got the idea that Hillary would have been better?

I haven't said a thing about Hillary being better or worse. You did. That's my whole point ...

Maybe this "Hillary would be worse" mantra made some kind of sense before the election.

But the election is over. She lost. She's not POTUS. She's never going to be POTUS.

So at what point are you and your lot going to stop flogging the Hillary horse whenever you need an excuse to give Trump a pass?

He already proposed a plan that would take Assad out of power. It's going to have to be a government that is friendly to Russia. Trump's advisers will oppose that, but I think he will ultimately make the right decision.

If he isn't making the right decisions now, what in the world (besides wishful thinking) makes you imagine that he "ultimately" will?

 

[twomp]

I can see how this could have been orchestrated between Russia, Syria and the US as a means to end the war. Trump comes out looking powerful and a 'defender of the children', Russia finds a quicker solution to the conflict, and Assad is spared his life and goes away from politics with an election being held for a new leader.

If, however, this was not done with agreements with Russia and Syria, then I have lost all respect and trust for Trump.

The coming days will be crucial. If in a few weeks/months, Assad steps down, elections are planned and the violence and bloodshed decreases, it will be a display of diplomatic mastery.

If we are sending troops and the bombings continue however, then it is time we all start making serious preparations.

If this crazy theory of yours is somehow true then it would mean Trump, Russia and Syria planned to gas children in order for peace to occur.

 

[Occam's Banana]

man I wish i could feel moral relief solely based on who i voted for..

I do. It's easy. I didn't vote for anyone.

 

[jmdrake]

not really. he pretty much voted no on everything, proposed a few bills that went no where etc.. those aren't decisions. Ron Paul had almost no power to make decisions in government. Some of the decisions he did have the power to make were kind of sketchy. for instance earmarking bills for his district then voting no on them, knowing that his vote would lose. I completely understand his motive for it, but the end result of his decision was to stuff spending bills with tons of pork.

Okay. So a vote in congress now is not a decision. LOL. You've just jumped the shark.

 

[Origanalist]

Why? Do you think if Trump didn't win that things would be better? So Trump isn't the savior we hoped for, it's not like we'd be better off if Hillary won.

Most people feel foolish and remorseful when they've been suckered and argued with the people telling them they've been suckered.

 

[pcosmar]

This is disgusting and defaming to Christianity. No wonder the pews are empty.

https://twitter.com/bfraser747/status/850179913869008896