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EU: all info on Syria gas attack points to Assad
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USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
well well well
its looking pretty damned confirmed more and more every day huh?
Now how do you justify doing nothing?
just give him a free pass because your tired?
These "facts?:
"...appears to have been...:
"...seems to indicate..."
"Instrumental in bringing the EU together around a common viewpoint was the decision on Friday by French President Francois Hollande to wait for the U.N. report before deciding to intervene militarily, even though France had said the report would only show a chemical attack had taken place, not apportion blame."
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USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
beefy,
the facts are clear even if you don't know them or refuse to look at them.
These "facts?:
"...appears to have been...:
"...seems to indicate..."
"Instrumental in bringing the EU together around a common viewpoint was the decision on Friday by French President Francois Hollande to wait for the U.N. report before deciding to intervene militarily, even though France had said the report would only show a chemical attack had taken place, not apportion blame."
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USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
accept the facts
quit being political hacks
These "facts?:
"...appears to have been...:
"...seems to indicate..."
"Instrumental in bringing the EU together around a common viewpoint was the decision on Friday by French President Francois Hollande to wait for the U.N. report before deciding to intervene militarily, even though France had said the report would only show a chemical attack had taken place, not apportion blame."
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
once the American people see the facts and hear the UN report what will you do?
These "facts?:
"...appears to have been...:
"...seems to indicate..."
"Instrumental in bringing the EU together around a common viewpoint was the decision on Friday by French President Francois Hollande to wait for the U.N. report before deciding to intervene militarily, even though France had said the report would only show a chemical attack had taken place, not apportion blame."