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Skybird · 08-24-13, 07:12 AM

Looks to me as if the Americans are mulling some sort of air strike(s) and missile strike(s). But no ground intervention, of this I am still convinced. Which is good.

I would keep risks to Western personnel as low as possible and use missiles exclusively, no aircraft, and send the bills for their costs to the Europeans. In the end, Europe is closer to this than America, with some even wanting to share borders with this battlefield and the other one in Iraq (Turkish membership in the EU).

The claimed chemical incident is still unconfirmed to have been a chemical incident indeed. Mossad says it was, but hey, Mossad is a secret service, so caution weighs heavier than trust.

08-24-13, 07:12 AM	#56
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,816 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Looks to me as if the Americans are mulling some sort of air strike(s) and missile strike(s). But no ground intervention, of this I am still convinced. Which is good. I would keep risks to Western personnel as low as possible and use missiles exclusively, no aircraft, and send the bills for their costs to the Europeans. In the end, Europe is closer to this than America, with some even wanting to share borders with this battlefield and the other one in Iraq (Turkish membership in the EU). The claimed chemical incident is still unconfirmed to have been a chemical incident indeed. Mossad says it was, but hey, Mossad is a secret service, so caution weighs heavier than trust. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.