Friday, April 13, 2018

Trump Attacks Syria; either the Russians found irrefutable evidence of who was truly behind these gas attacks or they wantd to keep them from finding it nd using this attack as a distraction! I curse them in the name of God and your will be brought to justice for this deadly abuse of polwer.

So trump decided to attack Syria in conjunction with Britain and france. they're betting that Russia doesn't want to fight all three of them. Plus Russia may have found irrefutable evidence of who was in truth behind these gas attacks, or the axis of evil is using this attack as a distraction to keep them from finding it. But they forgot one important part of their master plan; the Lord! God is not with them so the axis of evil is doomed to fail. They will lose everything from this lone act. Well it's actually many many acts of evil perpetrated by them over the years. But I am happy. Let them go to war and be destroyed. I feel sorry for the many innocents they will have murdered, but soon I will be king and I assure you, they will all stand trial and punishment for this outrage. Yes trump, united states government, England, france, Israel, this is the beginning of the end for all of you by God's Power and Glory; fools!


Trump Orders Strikes on Syria Over Suspected Chemical Weapons Attack

By HELENE COOPER, MICHAEL D. SHEAR and BEN HUBBARD

Trump Announces Airstrikes Against Syria

In an address from the White House, President Trump said the United States and European allies sought to punish Syria’s president for a suspected chemical attack.
By U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT on April 13, 2018. Photo by Tom Brenner/The New York Times. Watch in Times Video »
WASHINGTON — The United States and European allies launched strikes on Friday against Syrian research, storage and military targets as President Trump sought to punish President Bashar al-Assad for a suspected chemical attack near Damascus last weekend that killed more than 40 people.
Britain and France joined the United States in the strikes in a coordinated operation that was intended to show Western resolve in the face of what the leaders of the three nations called persistent violations of international law. Mr. Trump characterized it as the beginning of a sustained effort to force Mr. Assad to stop using banned weapons.
“These are not the actions of a man,” Mr. Trump said of last weekend’s attack in a televised address from the White House Diplomatic Room. “They are crimes of a monster instead.”
While he has talked as recently as last week about pulling American troops out of Syria, he vowed to remain committed to the goal of preventing further attacks with deadly poisons. “We are prepared to sustain this response until the Syrian regime stops its use of prohibited chemical agents,” Mr. Trump said.
[Read the full text of President Trump’s address »]
The strikes, carried with ship-based cruise missiles and manned aircraft, targeted three facilities associated with Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal, including a scientific research facility around Damascus, a chemical weapons storage facility around Homs alleged to be used for sarin gas and a nearby command post, the Pentagon said.

The Syrian Observatory said the Syrian Army’s 4th Division and Republican Guard was among the targets.
TURKEY
Afrin
Hasaka
Manbij
KURDISH
CONTROL
Idlib
Raqqa
REBEL
CONTROL
ISIS
CONTROL
Latakia
Deir al-Zour
GOVERNMENT
CONTROL
West of Homs
Two sites targeted
SYRIA
Palmyra
Albu Kamal
LEBANON
April 7
Suspected chemical attack
IRAQ
Damascus
One site targeted
Suwayda
Dar'a
JORDAN
50 MILES
Sources: Strike locations from the Pentagon. Control areas from Conflict Monitor by IHS Markit (as of April 9, 2018).
Residents of Damascus, the capital, woke to the sounds of multiple explosions shaking the city before the dawn call to prayer. The city and the hills are surrounded by military facilities, and it appeared that these were among the first targets.
Syrian state television said government air defense systems were responding to “the American aggression” and aired video of missiles being fired into a dark night sky. It was not clear if they hit anything. It reported that 13 missiles had been shot down by Syrian air defenses near Al-Kiswa, a town south of Damascus.
The targets were chosen to minimize the risk of accidentally hitting Russian troops stationed in Syria, according to Gen. James F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon on Friday night that the strike was completed and was designed as a one-night operation. “Right now this is a one-time shot and I believe it has sent a very strong message to dissuade him to deter him from doing it again,” he said.
Mr. Trump called on Syria’s patrons in Russia and Iran to force Mr. Assad to halt the use of poison gas in the seven-year-old civil war that has wracked his country.
“To Iran and to Russia I ask: What kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women and children?” he said. “The nations of the world can be judged by the friends they keep. No nation can succeed in the long run by supporting rogue states, brutal tyrants and murderous dictators.”
The strikes risked pulling the United States deeper into the complex, multisided war in Syria from which Mr. Trump only last week said he wanted to withdraw. They also raised the possibility of confrontation with Russia and Iran, both of which have military forces in Syria to support Mr. Assad.
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