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Defense Secretary Hagel confirms use of Sarin Gas in Syria

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No one?  In my opinion the last thing we need is to get involved in another conflict.  I don't know how true the reports are but it seems our "mainstream media" groups have been pushing pretty hard on this discovery even though everything I've heard from the UN inspector's opinions previously stated there was no proof.

 

Hagel however said something about how our investigators agree with something along the lines of "varying degrees of certainty" which doesn't sound very definitive.

They will need some concrete proof after the WMD in Iraq stuff, so either they will find something and have a response or we might just bomb them for awhile like Libya and keep re-arming the resistance, and no one will say anything.

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They will need some concrete proof after the WMD in Iraq stuff, so either they will find something and have a response or we might just bomb them for awhile like Libya and keep re-arming the resistance, and no one will say anything.

 

I absolutely agree we need more proof, especially after watching Colin Powel make his presentation about the "mobile chemical labs" that Saddam "had" (lolz). 

 

Still sad though.  So many innocents are dying over there for no reason.

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