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[matrixmann]

The US entered a war on the legitimate state of Syria they know they can't win.
Why would they otherwise just throw missiles over to an airbase "to change a govenments behavior", when they could have just more than that?

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[onb2017.livejournal.com]

That's what imperialism is all about. Just feel sorry for civilians who got caught in between. And Trump is a crazy militant and who knows if they wanted him to be a president because I read most of the allies were not even aware as well as administration at least among democrats. Well, he is going to provoke anti-war protests which is more like the US population now suffering budget cuts on education and social programs. I bet they would care less but that is going to affect them even more so I bet people are not going to be happy. So in some ways, Trump is crazy and unpredictable for imperialist so I don't know maybe it is good in a way that he is a president or maybe horrible he will just start full-scale military operation and that WWIII everyone couldn't see already in latent state.

[matrixmann]

If so many people refuse an active war in Syria...
Let's say, I'm in doubt. I see it often enough still that the kind of mindset what war "is supposed to work like", according to Western propagated fantasies, is much less uncommon than one wishes.
Due to the whole propagating of emotional patterns being base to the decisions made in such conflicts, you can easily get people to still believe the common Western version of the events. Just because they have no idea, no awareness of what power game politics is and therefore that it more is comparable to chess than kids bashing themselves in the sandbox.
And because they also have such a lack of knowledge about other countries in the world. This also adds up on it...

For Trump, seeing his reaction now and the way it came, one will be happy if he doesn't make the outrageous step once to throw in a megaton bomb nuclear missile.