QUESTIONS ON SYRIA

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Georges Sada

Georges Sada

  I have some valid questions for the libs. Where is your anti-war movement that came out of the woodwork to constantly harrass George W. Bush and American troops every time Bush even thought about the use of force? Is it suddenly okay with them to punish a country like Syria for using chemical weapons? Where is Hanoi Jane? Why isn't the state run media, leftist politicians, or even the conservative talk shows, Fox News or Republican politicians asking a valid question right now? Where did Syria get their chemical weapons? I read a book a few years ago by a man who is not only a Christian, but was the second most powerful man in the Iraqi Air Force. The book was called "Saddam's Secrets" by Georges Sada. He claimed that in the summer of 2002 under the cover of providing for humanitarian relief for a flood in Syria Saddam flew commercial airliners loaded with WMD's into Syria. The seats were ripped out of two airliners and between the two planes 56 flights removed the WMD's. He said he knew this because he was personal friends with the two pilots. Saddam knew that the Americans would eventually invade and this is why he removed them. Sada also stated that Saddam had planned an all out chemical attack on Israel by his Air Force at the start of the Gulf War in 1991 but our Air Force was so good we destroyed their Air Force on the ground. Of course my questions are rhetorical. We all know the answer. If you have an R in front of your name you come under close scrutiny. If you have a D you get a pass and a "get out of jail free card".
Dead from nerve gas in Damascus

Dead children from nerve gas in Damascus Syria

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