Today’s news. Syria at the end, but I think I’ll stop having
to group them there, as the Media aids Obama’s efforts to have you forget all
about Syria, and there is less coverage. ~Bob
The Washington
Shooter
I was not surprised to learn that,
contrary to early reports, there was only one shooter, as I thought that later
in the day, when the cleared one suspect. As usual, the early media reports
were wrong, thanks to the highly competitive 24/7 news cycle. That’s the
pattern of these things. I was surprised to learn that the shooter was black,
as I said, because the usual mass murderer is white, even though blacks, who
make up 13% of the population commit 53% of the murders, according to the FBI.
(Most of the victims are black as well.) And apparently he was a Buddhist—I
think that’s a first. I will not be surprised if they find a manifesto, as many
of these head cases, though not all, want you to know their grievances.
Naturally, both sides of the political divide were trying to make political hay
before the bodies cooled, on Twitter and in blogs, with liberals calling for
more gun control laws and conservatives decrying gun-free zones.
I don’t think
a change in either area would have stopped this guy. 9note that few were
talking about addressing mental health issues.) I’m sure that once his name was
released, conservative pundits were scouring Muslim websites and liberal
pundits were scouring Tea Party sites for it (and probably white surpreamacist
sites before they saw his picture), hoping to score political points. And, of course,
Marines and Vietnam Vets are breathing a sigh of relief that he was not one of
ours, or that would have dominated the headlines for weeks. It does not appear
that, unlike Fort
Hood, there was a
political motive, and probably not a racial one. That’s often the case.
Horrific as this is, we must remember that far, far more Americans are killed
every year by cars, smoking and French Fries (obesity) than guns.
Worth Remembering: 11,101 Fatal And 467,300 Nonfatal
Firearm Victimizations Occurred In 2011
Excerpt: Firearm-related homicides declined 39 percent and
nonfatal firearm crimes declined 69 percent from 1993 to 2011, the Justice
Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) announced today.
Firearm-related homicides dropped from 18,253 homicides in 1993 to 11,101 in
2011, and nonfatal firearm crimes dropped from 1.5 million victimizations in
1993 to 467,300 in 2011. For both fatal and nonfatal firearm victimizations,
the majority of the decline occurred during the 10-year period from 1993 to
2002. The number of firearm homicides declined from 1993 to 1999, rose through
2006 and then declined through 2011. Nonfatal firearm violence declined from
1993 through 2004 before fluctuating in the mid- to late 2000s.
D.C. Gun Laws Some of
the Strictest in the U.S.
Excerpt: By just being in the city with a loaded firearm,
regardless of whether he was the legally registered owner, the suspect Aaron
Alexis would be in violation of D.C. law. Carrying a concealed firearm or
carrying a firearm openly in D.C. are both against the law. Bringing a firearm
from out of state without registering it in D.C. is illegal. Assault-style
rifles are banned. And even traveling through D.C. with a firearm is illegal.
(By golly, we need to make them doubly illegal—that will fix things! ~Bob)
Navy Yard shooter had
record of misconduct as Navy reservist, officials say
Excerpt: The former reservist identified by authorities as
the gunman in Monday’s rampage at the Washington Navy Yard was cited for
insubordination and disorderly conduct during his Navy career, authorities said
Tuesday. (And gets hired as a civilian contractor for the Navy, passing
background checks? ~Bob)
Self-Praiser in Chief
keeps campaigning as Americans are killed: President Obama gives campaign
speech in wake of murdered Navy soldiers
Excerpt: The real news of September 16th, 2013 was that
there was a tragic Navy Yard shooting in Washington, DC.
Excerpt: According to anonymous law enforcement officials,
Alexis, 34, sought treatment from the Veterans Administration for paranoia,
insomnia and possible schizophrenia just one month before his shooting rampage
which claimed the lives of 12 people on Monday.
Tweet from Pamela Brown @Pamela BrownCNN
FBI Washington field office just confirmed gunman was NOT
armed with AR15. Spokesperson says 1 shotgun and 2 pistols recovered.
Navy Yard Shooter:
What about that alleged AR-15?
Excerpt: CNN correspondent Pamela Brown just reported on air
that Aaron Alexis, the deceased suspect in the Navy Yard shootings, entered the
facility yesterday armed with a shotgun. Citing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearms as well as law enforcement sources, Brown reported that the gunman
had tried to purchase an AR-15 at a gun shop in Northern
Virginia but was turned down. Two pistols were also recovered.
Tweet from Charles C. W. Cooke @charlescwcooke
Hands and fists kill more than twice as many people in the US as
ALL rifles. Yes, ALL rifles, not just ones cosmetically made to look scary.
7 Gun Control Facts
That Are Actually Myths
Excerpt: I am sure those on PolicyMic have heard
the arguments before, but here we will lay out some of the most popular talking
points in favor of more gun control and debunk those myths.
Bill Daley drops bid
for (Illinois)
governor
Excerpt: “To be honest with you, losing it wasn't the worst
of my fears. In many ways, winning it and having the commitment of five years
to nine years was something I struggled with,” he said. “You know, the dog
catches the tire and, boom.” (Some will speculate about a scandal, but remember
Daley's a Chicago Democrat in Illinois.
Scandals almost never impede those guys. My guess? He got a really good look at
Illinois's
finances -- and realized the state is unsalvageable. -- Jim Geraghty, Morning Jolt)
Keystone pipeline
mysteries. By Merrill Matthews, USA Today
Excerpt: The biggest mystery about the Keystone XL pipeline
is why its final stage hasn't already been approved by the Obama
administration. There are six things most people don't know that make the mystery deeper: From following the contentious
Keystone pipeline debate, you can be forgiven if you think that the fight is
over whether to build it. That's not quite right. The Keystone system has
already been transporting oil sands from Canada
to U.S. refineries in the Midwest for three years — with no
major leaks. The Keystone XL project that has received so much attention is the
last phase
of a larger project. (No mystery. Obama is always willing to kill jobs and
grind the poor through high energy costs to please his left-wing base. ~Bob.)
Important: When It Pays Not to Work. By Diana
Furchtgott-Roth
Excerpt: Despite a decline in the jobless rate to 7.3
percent in August from 7.4 percent in July, the labor force data released
Friday were disturbing. The reduction in the unemployment rate was caused by a
decline of 312,000 in the number of people in the labor force, a substantial
deterioration for one month and an extension of a troubling trend. … But, since
the employment rebound from the 2007-2009 recession began in May 2010, the
labor-force participation rate has fallen for both men and women. After
declining from a peak of 67.3 in 2000, the rate hovered around 66 percent until
2008. Since then, it has gradually fallen to 63.2 percent.
Another Green Money Pit: U.S. sells $50 million green-tech
loan at sharp discount
Excerpt: The U.S. Department of Energy recovered only about
one-sixth of its $50 million green-technology loan to Vehicle Production Group
LLC, a maker of wheelchair-accessible vans now under new ownership.
The News in Zingers.
By Argus Hamilton
Excerpt: President Obama said any attack on Syria would be
just a shot across the bow with no boots on the ground. John Kerry said an
attack would be unbelievably limited in scope and duration. We now wage war
like we're afraid the enemy is going to call Child Services.
Good Columns: Minimum Wage Madness. By Thomas Sowell
Excerpt: Political crusades for raising the minimum wage are
back again. Advocates of minimum wage laws often give themselves credit for being
more "compassionate" towards "the poor." But they seldom
bother to check what are the actual consequences of such laws. (Of course
Progressives support minimum wage laws. They reduce employment at the low end,
killing the chance of upward mobility and the opportunity to learn job skills,
especially for minorities, thus keeping them dependent on government and voting
for the providers of grain to the head count. Until the collapse. ~Bob.)
Minimum Wage Madness: Part II. By Thomas Sowell
Excerpt: A survey of American economists found that 90
percent of them regarded minimum wage laws as increasing the rate of
unemployment among low-skilled workers. Inexperience is often the problem. Only
about two percent of Americans over the age of 24 earned the minimum wage. …
When I asked what could the black members of Congress possibly get in return
for supporting minimum wage laws that would be worth sacrificing whole
generations of young blacks to huge rates of unemployment, the discussion
quickly ended.
Excerpt: Well, the Wacko liberals in Sacramento has made it official. Having
failed to educate their young in their failing school system, they are now
asking consumers to kick in even more by susbsidizing an increase in the
minimum wage to $10 dollars per hour so that societal losers can actually
achieve a living wage by squirting special sauce on a hamburger bun.
MEMRI Documents Vast Egyptian Anger Toward Obama
Excerpt:
Perceived
American support for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is driving a deep
wedge between Egypt's military leaders and its people against the
United States, a report from
the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) finds.
http://pjmedia.com/rogerkimball/2013/09/15/obama-then-and-now-the-rashomon-effect-first-in-a-series/
Excerpt: Sometimes it is worth
stepping back from the fray to gain a little perspective. A shipped tossed
about in a mighty gale looks one way to the passengers aboard, quite another
way (as Lucretius pointed out in his great poem) to the lucky
person watching from the comfortable safety of the hilltop overlooking the bay.
I suspect that, for many observers, a material change has lately stolen over
the metabolism of political life in America.
Excerpt: Liberal opinion writers who feel duty-bound to
defend President Obama’s signature health-care reform law have been quite
creative in trying to blame the GOP for the flaws in what was a law passed by Democrats against bipartisan and public opposition.
Wind investments blow
Pickens off the Forbes 400 list
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/09/16/wind-investments-blow-pickens-off-the-forbes-400-list/#ixzz2f6YnuGWg
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/09/16/wind-investments-blow-pickens-off-the-forbes-400-list/#ixzz2f6YnuGWg
According to Forbes, Pickens’
fortune dropped below the $ 1 billion mark for the first time
since 2005. His net worth once amounted to an estimated $2 billion, but now it sits at
around $950 million. He told the hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that he
had “lost [his] ass in the [wind] business.” (So have we taxpayers. ~Bob.)
Third-grade play
presents Goldilocks as deranged criminal, parent objects
http://dailycaller.com/2013/09/16/third-grade-play-presents-goldilocks-as-deranged-criminal-parent-objects/#ixzz2f6ZW7Huc
http://dailycaller.com/2013/09/16/third-grade-play-presents-goldilocks-as-deranged-criminal-parent-objects/#ixzz2f6ZW7Huc
Excerpt: A parent in East Stroudsburg, Pa. has complained
after his third-grade son at Resica Elementary was assigned a play called
“Goldilocks and the Cops” in which Goldilocks gets busted for vandalism and breaking and entering. Furious father Miguel
Velez told the Pocono Record that he finds the modern spin on
“The Three Bears” insulting to police. Velez also called the language
inappropriate for third-graders.
Michael Douglas
Splits From Catherine Zeta-Jones And Decides To Hide Out With An 83-Year-Old
Billionaire
Excerpt: Michael Douglas recently split with wife Catherine
Zeta-Jones and apparently his version of a comforting shoulder to cry on is insanely wealthy "political puppeteer" George Soros, reports the New York
Post's Page Six. There's still hope for Douglas'
marriage -- no divorce papers have been filed and Jones is still wearing her ring. In the meantime,
we can only imagine what the 68-year-old actor and 83-year-old billionaire are
doing together ... (Article notes Soros is “getting married soon.” –Barb)
How America Morphed
Into 'Bizarro World.' By David Kupelian
Excerpt: As part of my well-rounded childhood, growing up
during the 1950s in suburban Washington, D.C., I read Superman comic books…. Also
Superboy, Batman and Robin, Aquaman, Flash, Green Arrow, Green Lantern and
others – but my favorite was Superman. And one of the most memorable characters
in those adventures was a guy named … Bizarro.
New York City To Get ACORN Mayor? Critics warn plan
will 'sneak socialism' into U.S.
Excerpt: New York mayoral
frontrunner Bill de Blasio has a long history with the controversial
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN, once even
steering public funds to an ACORN front group. The relationship may be
instructive. De Blasio is currently pushing a “living wage” plan that was
originally ACORN’s pet project.
Over 100 Emory
Healthcare Workers Laid Off Over Obamacare
Excerpt: Over 100 Emory Healthcare workers have been laid
off because of Obamacare. Layoff letters went out last week; the firings
go into effect November 15th. "The saddest part...is when,
during the announcement, we were told that our job losses are due to the new
Affordable Healthcare plan."
New Benghazi Report Finds ‘Troubling’ Gaps in State Dept. Review:
Prelude to Thursday's hearing where Pickering and Mullen will answer questions
about "time pressured" report.
Excerpt: A critical report issued by the House Oversight
& Government Reform Committee has dismissed the findings of a blue-ribbon
panel investigating the 2012 Benghazi terrorist
attack, asserting that the State Department-appointed commission didn’t
properly examine key witnesses and generally failed to perform a comprehensive
job. In a 98-page report released Monday, committee staff concluded
that “troubling” gaps exist in the work of the Accountability Review Board
(ARB) appointed by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and that the
“limitations inherent in the ARB’s mandate and the weaknesses in the ARB’s
methodology show that a more thorough investigation is necessary. (So the
Accountability Review Board decided not to review…shades of the 9/11 Commission
Report stonewall….nothing new, nothing changed. They got away with it
before, with thousands of corpses. It’s just a bump in the road, nothing
more. What’s it matter? The top dogs will pardon one another,
have a schmooze opportunity on a news or talk show, and in 2-3 news cycles,
John Q. Public will forget, right, as long as the media know their place and
doesn’t bring up the subject. They’ll give one another awards and honors
and smile and take pictures and you’d have to have a special light to see the
blood on their hands…. Just bumps on the road to power. Phony. Just
keep putting that out…phony, phony. –Barb)
Judge: Iran-backed
company behind NYC office tower
Excerpt: An office tower is subject to forfeiture because
revenue from it was secretly funneled to a state-owned Iranian bank in
violation of a U.S.
trade embargo, a judge ruled Monday.
Excerpt: Maulana Ghulam Hussain Kiani, one of the speakers,
said they would force Ahmadis to leave the city. “Their presence has polluted
the city… their so-called places of worship are in fact centres of conspiracies
against Muslims,” he said.
Suicide bomber kills
three police in Russia's Chechnya
Excerpt: Three police were killed by a suicide bomber who
detonated a bomb in a car outside a police station in Russia's Chechnya region on Monday, an
national anti-terrorism body said. Five police were also wounded in the
bombing, which highlights the instability in the North Caucasus as Russia prepares to hold the Winter
Olympics in nearby Sochi
in February. (More "dialogue" from the home of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar
Tsarnaev. –Robert Spencer. JihadWatch.Org.)
Three women shot dead
in Pakistan
'honour' killing
Excerpt: The local tribal council or jirga intervened in the
matter and decided on Sunday that the women should be killed. Relatives shot
the three dead at their house late Sunday and buried them on Monday morning, he
added.
Excerpt: President Obama yesterday criticized congressional
Republicans for insisting on spending cuts in any budget deal that continues
government operations past October 1, saying they risk "economic
chaos." Most voters agree a federal government shutdown would be bad for
the economy, but they're willing to risk one until Democrats and Republicans in
Congress agree on ways to cut the budget, including cuts in funding for the new
national health care law.
It’s Constitution
day? How much do you know about this important document? --Geoff
Happy Constitution Day! The constitution is the document
that was once used to govern the United States. Almost universally
ignored now, by both Democrats and Republicans. - LLW
Excerpt: Author John J. Newman has some explaining to do.
His textbook, United States History: Preparing for the
Advanced Placement Examination, literally rewrites the Second Amendment to the
United States Constitution.…Newman leaves the second half of the Second
Amendment, which guarantees the right of the people to keep and bear arms
without infringement by the government, completely out.
Obama: False Hope,
False Messiah
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=dde_1374573750
Excerpt: All White guilt Liberals.. stay on your knees and..Hail..your Chicago Messiah..Barry Soetoro (You may have seen this short video before but it's time for a second look and some serious thought. Please share with a few others as we attempt to gear up for the 2014 election cycle. Conservatives must gain a majority in the Senate and increase numbers in the House if there is to be a chance to save America. --MM)
Excerpt: All White guilt Liberals.. stay on your knees and..Hail..your Chicago Messiah..Barry Soetoro (You may have seen this short video before but it's time for a second look and some serious thought. Please share with a few others as we attempt to gear up for the 2014 election cycle. Conservatives must gain a majority in the Senate and increase numbers in the House if there is to be a chance to save America. --MM)
Tweet from Alex P Keaton @AlexPKeaton3
I don't always talk to Obama voters. But when I do, I ask
for large fries.
Richard Petty Gives
House to Marine's Family
Excerpt: Richard Petty normally hands over the
keys to a race car to driver Aric Almirola. Last week, he handed over the
keys to a mortgage free home to an unsuspecting military family. The
NASCAR Hall of Famer partnered with Eckrich to give United States Marine Corps
veteran James Wallace and his family the keys to a house located in Bolingbrook. (Great feel good story. --MasterGuns)
Moving Testimony to
the British Army's Loss of Life In Afghanistan
Excerpt: Wriggling into the £4.99 Primark dress, Barry
Delaney never paused to consider what others might think. He and his best pal
Kevin Elliott had made a pact and that was all that mattered. Three years
ago, they had agreed that Delaney would wear a dress – the brighter, the better
– if Elliott was killed in a action. Their unusual covenant would be realised
sooner than either could have expected; private Elliott died last month the
victim of a Taliban ambush in Afghanistan. (Great
testimony of how pacts are formed and honored by those who serve. --MasterGuns)
Chicago Residents Dragged Down by Pension Burden.
By Walter Russell Mead
Excerpt: A Moody’s report using more accurate estimations of
the rate of return found that the city’s true burden
is closer to $86.9 billion. As the Illinois
Policy Institute notes, this amounts to $84,000 per household;
the median household income is only$47,371.
(I retire 11/30. On 12/1, I will no longer be a resident of Illinois
or of Cook County especially. ~Bob.)
African Americans
Make Pro-NRA Video In Response To Hollywood
Liberals
The new way to buy
car insurance in 2013
Rep. Wolf: CIA
employee who refused to sign non-disclosure on Benghazi suspended. By Adam Kredo
Excerpt: CIA employee who refused to sign a non-disclosure
agreement barring him from discussing the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya,
has been suspended as a result and forced to hire legal counsel, according to
a top House lawmaker. (Nice mention in the article about the SOS Citizens'
Commission on Benghazi
that has been fanning the flames of inquiry so well. That's what it
takes, an organization of smart citizens carefully focused on bringing out the
truth. If they were a liberal group investigating something that
happened under George Bush, they'd have been on the top of headlines for the
last 8 months. --Del)
Jesse Jackson Jr. To
Grab $8,700 Per Month In Disability, Plus Pension In Prison
Excerpt: Convicted Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL)
is scheduled to
receive $8,700 per month in government disability pay, as well as a partial
federal pension of $45,000.
UK: Thousands of popular British plant
varieties could be banned from our garden centres under new European proposals.
Horticulturalist Michael Leapman despairs.
Excerpt: Let me set out my stall from the start. I am not a
dyed-in-the-wool Eurosceptic: but I am highly sceptical of busybodies trying to
frame complex rules to solve problems that, in real life, barely exist. Keen
gardeners will guess what I am referring to – the report in yesterday’s Telegraph that the European
Commission is planning to insist that no plant can go on sale unless it is on
an official register, where its characteristics will have to be described in
detailed botanical terms.
Germans and Brits
agree: the European Union needs to be slimmed down. By Mats Persson.
Excerpt: When asked what they thought of 13 domestic and
European institutions, German voters had the least faith in the European
Parliament and the European Commission, which are only trusted by 33 per cent
and 30 per cent of voters respectively, massively down compared to a decade
ago.
Syria
Forensic Details in
U.N. Report Point to Assad’s Use of Gas
Excerpt: A United Nations report released on Monday
confirmed that a deadly chemical arms attack caused a mass killing in Syria last
month and for the first time provided extensive forensic details of the weapons
used, which strongly implicated the Syrian government. (What I still don’t
understand is why Assad would risk bringing in US bombers for the very small
tactical advantage, if any, this might have given his forces. ~Bob)
Good Column: Obama’s Box
Canyon: Our Hamlet-in-chief wanted simultaneously to act and
not act. By Victor Davis
Hanson
Excerpt: The Syrian fiasco arose from two mutually
contradictory desires. Barack Obama sincerely wanted Bashar Assad to stop
killing his own people. Barack Obama also really was not willing to use force
to ensure that Assad would stop killing his own people. At Harvard, those
desires would not be antithetical. Elsewhere they are.
The Arab D-Day. By Nawaf Obaid
and Jamal Khashoggi
Excerpt: Most Arab states are intricately engaged with,
deeply repulsed by, or historically linked to the events in Syria; as a bloc, they possess the
military, diplomatic and financial might necessary to carry out and complete
the task; and no group of nations can lend more legitimacy to an armed
intervention. Many Arabs across the Middle East and North
Africa believe that their governments must now assume the solemn
mantle of collective leadership for the sake of the Syrian people.
Excellent Column: Here comes the long stall. By Paul
Greenberg
Excerpt: And so it begins. Call it The Long Stall -- and,
no, that's not the name of a Raymond Chandler detective novel. It's
the name of the oldest trick in any world-class aggressor's book. And its
secret is simple: Keep promising the suckers peace and they'll follow you
anywhere, even, soon enough, into a disastrous war. (Assad wins. Putin wins.
And because the public will forget Syria, Obama wins. ~Bob.)
Obama waives ban on
arming terrorists to allow aid to Syrian opposition
Excerpt: President Obama waived
a provision of federal law designed to prevent the supply of arms to terrorist groups to
clear the way for the U.S. to
provide military assistance to "vetted" opposition groups fighting
Syrian dictator Bashar Assad. Some
elements of the Syrian opposition are associated with radical Islamic terrorist
groups, including al Qaeda, which
was responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks in New York, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pa.,
in 2001. …The president, citing his authority under the Arms Export Control
Act, announced today that he would "waive the prohibitions in sections 40
and 40A of the AECA related to such a transaction." (POTUS aiding and
abetting the enemy? Oh, no, you misguided, misinformed minions, a la
Pogo, “We have met the enemy, and he is us!” Now do you understand the rumors
of the camps, the ammo buys, the open borders for the cartels and “others” to filter in? Capiche? –Barb)
Excerpt: For the first time ever, it might be beneficial for
the U.S. to
adopt a parliamentary system. After this disastrous summer, which included a
pivot to jobs followed by a pivot to bombs, during which Putin used Edward
Snowden to jerk Obama around while Obama managed to impose some gun control on
Americans with the stroke of a pen, we could hold a vote of no confidence and
elect ourselves a new leader. Just end this madness now.
Syria
jihadists claim they killed Homs
Alawites
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/2013/09/16/Syria-jihadists-claim-they-killed-Homs-Alawites.html
Excerpt: The statement said Al-Nusra fighters were urged by
an Islamic jurist “to kill the Nusairis, enemies of God”, using a pejorative
term for Alawites. (Our moderate allies. ~Bob.)
New report says only
one-third of Syrian rebels are "moderates" -- and those
"moderates" burn churches
Excerpt: The article below refers to the "the more
moderate rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA)," but in this article, we learn about "a YouTube video showed
an FSA gunman blowing up a church in Aarbin in the Damascus countryside and burning it
completely. The clip shows the church destroyed and some of the icons
burned." So even the "moderates" in Syria burn churches to the ground.
Syrian Opposition
Fails To Reassure Christians.
By Tareq al Abed
Excerpt: In addition to all that, the political opposition
has failed miserably to reassure the Christians
and has neglected to address many worrisome events. Father Fadi Haddad was
killed in Katana, in the Damascus
countryside. Bishops Boulos al-Yazigi and Youhanna Ibrahim were kidnapped in Aleppo. Father Paolo
Dall’Oglio disappeared in Raqqa. Clashes recently reached Maaloula in the
Qalamun. And there was news about attacks on churches and monasteries in Ras
al-Ain.
Op-Ed: The
Syrian Free Army is Signing Its Own Death Warrant
ExcerptL: Remarkably - the rebel forces fighting the Assad
regime for the last 30 months seem to have set the stage for their demise - by
indicating they will not accept the terms of the agreement reached between
America and Russia - that should be translated into a binding Security Council
Resolution within the next seven days calling for the collection and
destruction of all chemical weapons in Syria. The Kuwaiti News
Agency has reported: The flagship accord was also applauded by several
nations including Arab states namely Egypt and Algeria, but in Istanbul,
the Syrian Free Army commander Major-General Saleem Idrees rejected the
US-Russian agreement, saying it "will not solve the crisis" in Syria." He
added that the opposition Syrian Free Army would not implement any part of the
accord. (Don’t agree with POV but interesting to note that the rebels will not
give up any chemical weapons they have—as Obama supplies lethal weapons after
signing executive order (WaExaminer) that it is okay to aid and abet
terrorists. Possibly the rebels know something mass media not
saying…Barb)
Tweet from Wayne Dupree ✌✊ @NewsNinja2012
'I can see Russia
from my knees' - Barack Obama
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