Joelcool7 said:
To be honest , the Japan situation isn't what has me questioning decency.
Libya is, the protestors have been being slaughtered for a month now. The last protestor held city is under seige and Gaddafi says he will kill the rebelion. Rebel leaders predict up to 500K people could be killed as that is how many rebels their are.
Gaddafi has been killing hundreds by the day. But guess what the US who can stop the madness at any time. Wants to wait for the United Nations to give the approval. The whole Arab League has begged the US to intervene, British and US Forces are capable of placing a no-fly zone in right aways.
Now the issue goes before the UN and guess what China and Russia are opposing it. Further debate is to occur on Thursday and a possible dicision could be a week or two away. In the meantime Gaddafi's troops are attacking and say they will take Benghazi in a few days.
By the time the UN orders a no-fly zone the war will be over and thousands of innocent civilians will be dead. This reminds me of Rwanda, Canada kept its troops in Rwanda while the rest of the world just ditched them and sat by to watch the genocide. Then after the genocide the UN goes back and pretends to have tried to stop it.
Obama all those killed in Libya, died because of you. Their blood is on your hands. You could have done something to stop the genocide but you just sat by and let it happen. Infact shame on China and Russia too.
Don't any countries stand for justice and democracy anymore. Or are the US and her allies and the majority of the UN a bunch of cowards, according to the Bible if you could prevent something but do not due so, you are as guilty as those carrying out the crime. So Obama is no less guilty of Gaddafi's murders then Gaddafi himself.
At any time the US could step in and save countless lives, but they choose instead to watch as acts of genocide are carried out. The US knew Russia and China would allow acts of genocide and stop their no-fly zone. Yet they insisted on waiting for the UN to issue the order, one they knew would not happen.
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