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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (91568)4/7/2017 7:16:41 AM
From: Mongo21162 Recommendations

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GoodGord
Hawkmoon

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I think its only one airfield out of 6 and an airfield can be fixed up pretty quick.....probably for a lot less than the 100 million in missiles it cost to destroy it



To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (91568)4/7/2017 9:17:18 AM
From: Hawkmoon3 Recommendations

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Ms. Baby Boomer
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toccodolce

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I just wish I was convinced that Assad committed the chemical attack.

Watched enough footage of the "rescuers" to have serious concerns about the veracity of the reports (no protective suits handing exposed victims.. etc)..

If what I, and many others, are pondering is true, it would mean these Islamists actually exposed and killed those kids and tried to make it look like Assad's forces did it.

Which means that Trump fell victim to a "Wag the Dog" scenario..

That said, something needs to happen to stop this civil war and create safe zones for refugees. And this has been Trump's stated policy..

Hawk