Think about this I've spent more time on the ground over there than you have hunting deer and elk in your entire life by a days afield count. Not just in Israel but in the area since we have been active over there for quite a while. Now I would think you learned something about hunting in the time you've been doing it? Given that I was dealing with individuals that were involved in defense in the area one may think I could learn a few things too.
I'm done trying to reason with you two. Let's relate this to the time you kept telling me that you had a tight chambered gun and based on what you said I told you it wasn't or you wouldn't be able to chamber the cartridges you said would work. I told you to call your gunsmith which you did and you found out the reality of what "cutting a tight chamber meant". Turns out I was right and I had told you what it was. You admitted it and learned something. Experience is a good teacher if you open your mind and learn from things. My experience benefitted me in that instance and I think it may here as well. I may be totally wrong but wanting to save lives is commendable on all our parts.
Since the events in Syria are unfolding in a different manner with more players than originally thought, seems that forces outside that area are controlling things to keep democracy from taking hold. More than just a couple players are involved and are all doing, what's in their best interests. Al Queda is in the picture, now with one of it's arms. Funny how so many interests are involved not just the ones they let you know of isn't it. Arms are being supplied by a few factions. think that qualifies as "outside involvement". Think any of those interests are involved with terrorism? Gee let me see aren't some of these same factions involved in Palestine?
Palestine has been controlled by outside involvement longer than Syria. So you believe what you want but what I posted above will most likely play out and If you think terrorism isn't at work there's nothing I'm going to say that will change your mind. It's fingerprints are all over the whole mess. See when you're getting information from the guys involved in the issue, you usually get a pretty good idea what's going on especially when they're the ones carrying out the orders. My opinion is based on an extended timeframe not just current events. Now I know things have changed since I was going over there, but seems like the issues are exactly the same as they've always been, only the players have changed. The only new factor is Iran's enrichment program and that's not helping. Iran's clearly showing the world that they think they're a player and taunting Israel in the process. I'll bet it's doing great things for recruitment on the terrorist front, wonder how many liberal American's they've signed up to help take us down.
You and Eldorado are thinking that UN action will save things when in reality it will only agitate the situation more by making Israel feel more alienated. Hey we're all entitled to our opinions, mine from my outdated experience and Eldorado's and yours from your sources. You two think your method is going to work we'll see how it plays out. It may play out your way but I'll bet you it plays out more aligned with my thoughts. Soon the day of reckoning will be upon us and then we test everyone's resolve, if Israel feels like they stand alone, they'll do the only thing that will protect it's future. That may not set well with you two but I doubt they'll give it much thought. The threads of the world of Islam have been woven in this since day 1, decades ago that's not bias moron that's fact. What part of both at fault don't you comprehend?