hprinze Loc: Central Florida

So the Syrian head of governnment may have used gas on his own people.

Why is that so much worse than Bill Clinton and Janet Reno using gas and then burning their own citizens at Waco?

Or has everyone forgotten what they did to innocent Branch Davidians ?

Loki Loc: Georgia

Don't forget Randy Weaver.

72BADGER Loc: Texas

I haven't forgot. There's snakes in the US Gov. that need to be removed. This is another diversion to take the focus off obamas group. Obamas muslim brotherhood is behind the gas attack in Syria. One of our own retired generals said obama is targeting the wrong side. obamas mission is to destroy this country.

mtboy007 Loc: Dingess WVa

he is doing a good job of it

Loki Loc: Georgia

As long as we are on the subject, the BATFE, along with the IRS and NSA, have taken on a life of their own. They apparently consider themselves above the laws they enforce so selectively on ordinary citizens. The BATFE and IRS, and, it is beginning to come to light, the NSA all commit crimes far worse than the people they prosecute, yet are never called to answer for it. At Ruby Ridge, a government assassin, Lon Horiuchi, "accidentally" shot and killed an unarmed mother holding an infant. This mother's mistake, along with his superior who countenanced this murder, were both promoted. Now that's really sending a signal. At Waco, huge amounts of higly flammable CS gas were shot into a compound, even though it was well known there were numerous open flames. This is deliberately introducing an accelerant. Of course, these Federal Einsatzgruppen "heroes" were never charged. I suppose I should also mention "Fast and Furious" in case someone has been living on Mars and hasn't heard yet. Oh yes, 40 odd of those 2500 "misplaced" weapons have turned up. In AZ, in the hands of Mexican Drug Cartel members busted for crimes on American soil. Once again, the BATFE gets a free pass. To date, not a single agent has been prosecuted, but let an ordinary citizen accidentally violate some sort of regulation and see what happens.

Ve'hoe

They have taken on the life that WE gave them,, we need to take it back before the kill all of us, and they will sooner or later. Soon they will come for each of us, and nobody will be there to help. Sounds Familiar somehow?

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I haven't forgotten that or Ruby Ridge or the fact that 6 or 7 federal agencies are arming themselves to the teeth for God only knows what.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Exactly right, and yes it sounds familiar. didn't it go something like this "first they came for the Jews, but I didn't help because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the communists, but I didn't help because I wasn't a communist. Then they came for the homosexuals,but I didn't help because I wasn't a homosexual. When they came for me there was no one left to help"

Ve'hoe

Yep,,, Benjamin Franklin said about the continental congress: "We had better hang together, or we will most certainly hang separately." I think he was right, but wasn't he always? Funny, and the same thing is true for the bible,, nothing ever really changes with people does it?

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I'm guessing that you are replying to me. If you click on the "quote reply" button the post of the person who's comment you are addressing will will appear along with your reply. I was a reader as a youngster. I read the autobiography of Ben Franklin in jr high school. Its very short and full of insight. I think I'll read it again.

Ve'hoe

Same thing for the bible,,, people underestimate what is in there....

Loki Loc: Georgia

[quote=Ve'hoe]Same thing for the bible,,, people underestimate what is in there....[/quote

Back to the subject, allegedly killing 1400 people with gas is an international crime, but the 100,000 or so killed by conventional means are acceptable. Just checking.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

The Bible is my main source of insight. Lost track of the times I've read it. No matter how many times I read a particular passage, as I mature I find other ways in which it applies to my life or the circumstance in which I find myself.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

[quote=banjojack][quote=Ve'hoe]Same thing for the bible,,, people underestimate what is in there....[/quote

Back to the subject, allegedly killing 1400 people with gas is an international crime, but the 100,000 or so killed by conventional means are acceptable. Just checking.[/quote]

It is an odd dichotomy, isn't it? :hunf:

Loki Loc: Georgia

Not really, when the 100,000 or so were killed, Obama wasn't desperate for something to distract the public from the IRS, NSA, Benghazi, and Fast and Furious Scandals. The gas would have been ignored too, except that would violate the rule of "Don't let a good crisis go to waste." It's like the Trayvon Martin shooting, which ignored the dozen black teenagers shot to death in Chicago that same week, but they were killed by other blacks, and so didn't count.