Panetta: We’ve Lost Track of Some Syrian Chemical Weapons
Friday, September 28, 2012
The U.S. has lost track of some of Syria’s chemical weapons, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Friday, and does not know if any potentially lethal chemicals have fallen into the hands of Syrian rebels or Iranian forces inside the country.
Syria’s chemical weapons are top concern for the U.S. and for regional allies worried that they could lbe stolen by rebels or terrorists organizations, or given to Iran for safekeeping.
Panetta: We’ve Lost Track of Some Syrian Chemical Weapons | The E-Ring
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And under those conditions, we’re now supposed to believe the Assad regime would be stupid enough to use such weapons–apparently, just as a cheap thrill, because it’s already winning its internal war. How would it expect to benefit–which, to any reasonably skeptical mind, leads to the question, who DOES benefit?
I have been saying this ever since the attack occurred. We are foolish if we get into this conflict now. It’s a lose, lose situation as I posted this morning. Keep up the good work in getting the info out to the uninformed.