HUGE Israeli air strike in Syria

[deutschman]

In this case "god is great" is used like we would use "Jesus Christ!" in surprise, and yes that was a fucking HUGE explosion! DAMN! BBC is saying it was a potential chemical weapons research/development/production facility.
I feel so bad for the people of Syria. They have to live through so much shit right now.

[freeride53]

I feel so bad for the people of Syria. They have to live through so much shit right now.

yep - not only the dictatorship of an oppressive regime, but also being bombarded by the government of another country run by murders!

[Dj Buttchug]

damn. that was a big explosion

[mrsleeve]

yep - not only the dictatorship of an oppressive regime, but also being bombarded by the government of another country run by murders!

really???????

Your cant be serious...........................


I am going to just stay the fuck outta this one

[AE_m20]

the tensions in that part of the world make me sick. neither side are victims here

[evandael]

really???????

Your cant be serious...........................


I am going to just stay the fuck outta this one

qft.

here's to hoping the syrian people don't get too much collateral damage in this eternal poli-religious shitshow (hey, it's nice to dream)

[Me+SPEED=]

Terrible situation for the Syrian people. I always wanted to see palmyra and the forgotten city.

[hfabricius]

I guess that it's safe to say that Syria doesn't have the protection that the Israeli's have with the Iron Dome System.

[Herr Faust Schinken]

really???????

Your cant be serious...........................


I am going to just stay the fuck outta this one

yeah i normally disagree with you on most things its seems but yeah I'm gonna stay out of this one too

[decay]

BBC is saying it was a potential chemical weapons research/development/production facility.

if this is the case, israel has improved the situation of the average syrian on the ground. sure, they did it out of self-interest and because they're acting as our proxy force after the "red line" was crossed, but the end result remains.

[Farbin Kaiber]

Second day of bombing.

[M-technik-3]

The issue is we're gonna get dragged into this one due to the Chem weapons in a UN role or eventually we're gonna go in as the police like we did with Tripoli. The bad is nobody knows who is on what side as normal in a situation such as this.

Israel was going after a shipment of missiles that were headed to Hezbollah and they have said repeatedly that they will not allow them to get advanced weapons.

Your never gonna have peace in this region of the earth I think. I believe it has to do with how stinking hot it is and the miserable living conditions. I'd be short tempered if I lived there all my life too.

[decay]

never gonna have peace in this region of the earth

never have, never will.

[Farbin Kaiber]

I believe it has to do with how stinking hot it is and the miserable living conditions. I'd be short tempered if I lived there all my life too.

I grew up, and spent more than 20 formative years in Palm Springs, CA & while I don't physically attack people, I am however a huge dick online, so you may have a point.

[M-technik-3]

I've have lived in Saudi and Kuwait off and on for over 3 years and I will say I hated it. It's very oppressive society, Lebanon was cool because you can drink a beer and such. But the fact no alcohol nor seeing a woman's face unless your in a residency and so forth.

It's a different culture with out a doubt.