Toruko-jin
Jackass of the Week
Ich warte immer noch auf den russophilen Ümit, der ja sehr überzeugt von den Russen war. 
-
Herzlich Willkommen im Balkanforum
Sind Sie neu hier? Dann werden Sie Mitglied in unserer Community.
Bitte hier registrieren
USA planen Intervention in Syrien
- Ersteller Leo
- Erstellt am
Ademus Papa
illiberal
assad ist ja natürlich keine marionette
Offensichtlich haben die Assads ihr Ding gemacht, und sich nicht vom Westen diktieren lassen.
Sollte Assad tatsächlich stürzen werden die Muslimbrüder bestimmt nicht an der macht kommen.Das saudische Königshaus hätte bestimmt was dagegen.
Ümit_Karhan
Gesperrt
Ich warte immer noch auf den russophilen Ümit, der ja sehr überzeugt von den Russen war.
hier Bitte, was willst du?
Toruko-jin
Jackass of the Week
Ich will, dass du folgendes schreibst: "Meister Toruko, du hattest wie immer Recht"
Demedim mi?
Sazan
Arvanit
Offensichtlich haben die Assads ihr Ding gemacht, und sich nicht vom Westen diktieren lassen.
Sollte Assad tatsächlich stürzen werden die Muslimbrüder bestimmt nicht an der macht kommen.Das saudische Königshaus hätte bestimmt was dagegen.
das saudische königshaus verbietet frauen sogar das autofahren. was erwartest du von denen?
Ümit_Karhan
Gesperrt
Ich will, dass du folgendes schreibst: "Meister Toruko, du hattest wie immer Recht"
Demedim mi?
Digga, das sind jetzt etwa 15-20 Seiten geworden nachdem ich zuletzt hier gelesen habe, bitte klär mich auf was jetzt hier abgeht.
Toruko-jin
Jackass of the Week
Nicht das saudische Königshaus, sondern die Umma!
Sazan
Arvanit
meinst du vielleicht die ulama?
Toruko-jin
Jackass of the Week
Es wäre, glaube ich, einfacher, wenn du dir das alles auf die Schnelle durchlesen würdest.
papodidi
Geek
Jungs, da sterben zigtausende, und es werden noch mehr sterben...und ihr zieht hier eure nationalistischen Schwanzvergleiche durch...
Nachrichten aus den USA:
[h=1]Growing Bipartisan Coalition Urges Obama to Seek Congressional Authorization for Syrian Strike[/h]
Aug 28, 2013 12:45pm
A growing bipartisan coalition in Congress is coming together to “strongly urge” President Obama “to consult and receive authorization from Congress before ordering the use of U.S. military force in Syria.”
In a letter that will be sent to the president later today, Rep. Scott Rigell, a second-term Republican from Virginia, joins at least 81 of his Republican and Democratic colleagues in demanding that the president first acquire consent from Congress, citing the War Powers Resolution of 1973, before responding militarily to the Syrian government’s purported use of chemical weapons on Aug. 21.
Growing Bipartisan Coalition Urges Obama to Seek Congressional Authorization for Syrian Strike - ABC News
August 28, 2013
[h=2]When to Strike: Timing Is Complex for Obama[/h]By Josh Lederman
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Preparations for a highly anticipated strike on Syria could lead to an awkward decision on timing.
Few doubt that President Barack Obama is preparing for a U.S.-led military action to retaliate for what the U.S. and its allies say was a deadly chemical weapons attack perpetrated by the Syrian government. But there are few good options for when to attack.
...
There's precedent for Obama to take military action while outside the U.S. It was in Brazil in 2011 when Obama, on a five-day Latin America swing, authorized limited military action against Libya to counter Moammar Gadhafi's assault on his own people.
U.S. officials say a response most likely would involve sea-launched cruise missile attacks on Syrian military targets. Logistical and military considerations could also play a role in determining when the U.S. and others take action. Military experts and U.S. officials said strikes probably would come during the night, a strategy that could help minimize civilian casualties.
RealClearDefense - When to Strike: Timing Is Complex for Obama
[h=1]Strike on Syria Would Lead to Retaliation on Israel, Iran Warns[/h]
Iranian lawmakers and commanders issued stark warnings to the United States and its allies on Tuesday, saying any military strike on Syria would lead to a retaliatory attack on Israel fanned by “the flames of outrage.”
...
“In case of a U.S. military strike against Syria, the flames of outrage of the region’s revolutionaries will point toward the Zionist regime,” the semiofficial Fars news agency quoted Mansur Haqiqatpur, an influential member of Parliament, as saying on Tuesday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/29/world/middleeast/syria-iran-israel.html?hp&_r=1&
Ein Militärschlag ist wohl kaum noch abzuwenden, hoffentlich kommt es dann schnell zu einer politischen Lösung...
Nachrichten aus den USA:
[h=1]Growing Bipartisan Coalition Urges Obama to Seek Congressional Authorization for Syrian Strike[/h]
Aug 28, 2013 12:45pm
A growing bipartisan coalition in Congress is coming together to “strongly urge” President Obama “to consult and receive authorization from Congress before ordering the use of U.S. military force in Syria.”
In a letter that will be sent to the president later today, Rep. Scott Rigell, a second-term Republican from Virginia, joins at least 81 of his Republican and Democratic colleagues in demanding that the president first acquire consent from Congress, citing the War Powers Resolution of 1973, before responding militarily to the Syrian government’s purported use of chemical weapons on Aug. 21.
Growing Bipartisan Coalition Urges Obama to Seek Congressional Authorization for Syrian Strike - ABC News
August 28, 2013
[h=2]When to Strike: Timing Is Complex for Obama[/h]By Josh Lederman
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Preparations for a highly anticipated strike on Syria could lead to an awkward decision on timing.
Few doubt that President Barack Obama is preparing for a U.S.-led military action to retaliate for what the U.S. and its allies say was a deadly chemical weapons attack perpetrated by the Syrian government. But there are few good options for when to attack.
...
There's precedent for Obama to take military action while outside the U.S. It was in Brazil in 2011 when Obama, on a five-day Latin America swing, authorized limited military action against Libya to counter Moammar Gadhafi's assault on his own people.
U.S. officials say a response most likely would involve sea-launched cruise missile attacks on Syrian military targets. Logistical and military considerations could also play a role in determining when the U.S. and others take action. Military experts and U.S. officials said strikes probably would come during the night, a strategy that could help minimize civilian casualties.
RealClearDefense - When to Strike: Timing Is Complex for Obama
[h=1]Strike on Syria Would Lead to Retaliation on Israel, Iran Warns[/h]
Iranian lawmakers and commanders issued stark warnings to the United States and its allies on Tuesday, saying any military strike on Syria would lead to a retaliatory attack on Israel fanned by “the flames of outrage.”
...
“In case of a U.S. military strike against Syria, the flames of outrage of the region’s revolutionaries will point toward the Zionist regime,” the semiofficial Fars news agency quoted Mansur Haqiqatpur, an influential member of Parliament, as saying on Tuesday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/29/world/middleeast/syria-iran-israel.html?hp&_r=1&
Ein Militärschlag ist wohl kaum noch abzuwenden, hoffentlich kommt es dann schnell zu einer politischen Lösung...
