Syria, Iran and Hizballah are let off the hook by the lifting of the imminent US military threat against Bashar Assad over his use of chemical weapons on Aug. 21. Not only that, but the threesome have won an unforeseen tactical advantage:
President Obama’s turn to Congress to authorize that attack gives them at least a fortnight for launching a pre-emptive strike against US forces and its allies.
Syria and Hizballah’s defenses are already upgraded against the projected US strike and their forces on peak readiness. Rather than hanging around and waiting for the US Congress to go through with a debate, which only starts in the week of Sept. 9, they are fully capable of forcing the pace on their own terms, with the object of getting the US operation cancelled altogether.
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. . "we are the first generation in history to see such dramatic and striking alignments.
With U.S. warships looming offshore, reports of chemical weapons and saber-rattling from Iran about the coming of Armageddon, the nation of Syria and its capital, Damascus, are at the epicenter of what some suggest may become a prophesied battle of biblical proportions.
“Many students of the Word of God see a major alignment of ancient prophecies regarding the end times being fulfilled right before our eyes,” asserts Carl Gallups, pastor, radio host and author of “The Magic Man in the Sky: Effectively Defending the Christian Faith.” http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/biblical-doom-of-damascus-right-before-our-eyes/[/url
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See, this is what burns me up. Our administration can't possibly be this stupid. I know this is prophecy being ready to be fulfilled but are our men and women sitting ducks now? Was this done on purpose to put Israel in the forefront and on their own? Was there any doubt that Syria would not prepare given the lack of action and the fact that the admin. is advertising there'll be a delay? So much for the "element of surprise".
