Chemical Warfare and the Future of the USA?
April 7, 2017
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as posted by the channelOn April 4th, a horrific attack was launched on the rebel-occupied town of Khan Sheikhoun in Syria, killing around 70 people via suffocation as a result of a chemical agent. There are a lot of questions about who is responsible for this tragedy and even some question of whether it happened at all, all things I certainly can't answer; however, my concern is that Trump appears to be considering war with Syria over this attack, which is not why I voted for him. It's the exact opposite of why I voted for him, and why many people voted for him. In this video I go over some of the theories involved in the attack here, but my main focus is to implore Trump not to engage in military action over this admittedly horrible event.
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"Hello, my name is ________. I am a strong supporter of Donald Trump. Over a 511-day election season, he has repeatedly promised no more foreign intervention, and he has promised to cooperate with Russia to take on ISIS. Now, there are rumors - unfounded rumors, but rumors nonetheless - that he is considering to intervene in Syria. I did NOT vote for this, my family did NOT vote for this, and should this happen, we will NOT be voting for the Republican Party during the midterm elections OR the presidential election of 2020."
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