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Syrians Scramble to Hide From Obama’s Humanitarian Love Bombs
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Paul Joseph Watson at Infowars.com
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Despite the US and Britain justifying an imminent attack
on Syria in the name of “protecting civilians,” Syrians themselves are
scrambling to hide from Obama’s humanitarian love bombs, with one
Damascus resident telling Reuters, “We live in the capital. Every turn,
every street, every neighborhood has some government target. Where do we
hide?”
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Although a torrent of criticism has forced both
Washington and London to move towards some kind of symbolic gesture
involving the United Nations, a senior US official told NBC News today “we’re past the point of return” and that US air strikes against Syrian targets would inevitably occur “within days.”
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That leaves thousands of Syrians living in major cities
already ravaged by nearly two years of civil war and western-backed
Al-Qaeda terrorist attacks looking up to the skies in anticipation of a
fresh delivery of cruise missiles – all in the name of “protecting
civilians” of course.
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As Reuters reports,
“dozens of military sites are mixed in among the civilian population,”
meaning that western attacks will almost inevitably mean more loss of
life, not to mention the wider threat of a new war in the Middle East.
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Syrians have now begun hoarding supplies, including
water, batteries, and food, with “the fear in people’s eyes” all too
visible, while banks have been inundated with customers attempting to
withdraw all their money.
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People are fleeing in an effort to rent houses away from
military sites, but many cannot afford skyrocketing prices in safer
areas.
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“What about my friend?” asked a woman whose family was
lucky enough to be lent a house in a safe area. “Her whole family lives
in this neighborhood. There is no place for them to go.”
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With Syria about to become the 7th country to be on the
receiving end of the Peace Prize winner’s humanitarian lovefest, let us
not forget the fantastic success that this policy of taking a complex
political problem and bombing it had in Libya.
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Just as it did in Libya, the US is about to become “Al-Qaeda’s air force,” paving the way for extremist jihadists to seize power and turn Syria into their personal thug-rule thiefdom.
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Two years after Obama’s love bombs rained down in Tripoli,
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has seen its economy collapse,
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is controlled by brutal tribes who imprison and torture their alleged political adversaries,
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and has become “the main base for Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb.”
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Now it’s Syria’s turn to experience what happens to
countries who dare assert their sovereignty by attempting to fight back
against an invasion of NATO and Gulf state-supplied terrorists.
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Those Syrians who do manage to hide from Obama and
Cameron’s humanitarian love bombs may escape death but the future of
their country (under 'al-CIA-duh") might not be much worth living for.
