Should We Fall Again for ‘Trust Me’?
Forgetting lessons from the Tonkin Gulf to the Iraq War, the U.S. news media has mostly elbowed past doubts about whether the Syrian government launched the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack and now is focused on the political drama of congressional approval for war, a big mistake says ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
By Ray McGovern
US military sick and tired of war, have no faith in government
(RT) – The US government has no more credibility with the American people and the military that are “sick and tired” of war which has now lasted for 13 years, Gordon Duff, a marine veteran has told RT.
Saudi Arabia signs deal with Israeli army to buy weapons for militants fighting Syria govt.’
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Press TV
Saudi Arabia reportedly reaches a deal with Israeli army to buy Israeli weapons for militants fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Thousands of Syrian police who joined the rebels are on U.S. payroll
Syrian police armored vehicle in Homs. /AFP/Anwar Amro
Special to WorldTribune.com
WASHINGTON — The United States has been paying thousands of Syrian
police officers who deserted the regime of President Bashar Assad.
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U.S. senator calls for military strikes on Syria
Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee Senator Carl Levin (D-Mich.)
(Press TV) A prominent U.S. senator has called on the administration of President Barack Obama to attack Syrian “airfields, airplanes and massed artillery.”
