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Removal of Chemical Weapons from Syria is Complete

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Sal

Sal

Score one for the Prez ....

The announcement marks a diplomatic and logistical milestone. Never before has a country's entire chemical arsenal been removed from its borders, and now the most lethal chemicals are set to be destroyed aboard a U.S. ship at sea. Still, some clouds hang over the announcement. Under a U.S.-Russian agreement reached last year, all 1,290 metric tons of chemicals were to be destroyed by June 30. With the final batch removed only Monday, that final destruction could take four additional months.

http://online.wsj.com/articles/removal-of-chemical-weapons-from-syria-is-completed-1403529356

Guest


Guest

lies

Guest


Guest

Three months ago fighting in Syria made it too difficult to get to them. They were not even 10 percent done.

Guest


Guest

Good... I hope it's true. Putin is behind him tho... I don't think he'll be going anywhere anytime soon.



Last edited by PkrBum on 6/23/2014, 5:38 pm; edited 1 time in total

Guest


Guest

This is a lie

Next time they tell you they are destroying anything at sea

Be suspicious they are full of it

Russia was suppose to help with that and we are still taking their word lol

Sal

Sal

Ti wrote:

Russia was suppose to help with that and we are still taking their word lol


We aren't taking the Russian's word for anything, idiot.

A watchdog group from the Hague is overseeing the transport and destruction.

Other than brokering the deal, Russia has had very little to do with it.

The Syrians transported it under the UN's watch, it is being transferred to Norwegian and Danish ships for transport, and will ultimately be destroyed and disposed of on American vessels.

Guest


Guest

Sal wrote:
Ti wrote:

Russia was suppose to help with that and we are still taking their word lol


We aren't taking the Russian's word for anything, idiot.

A watchdog group from the Hague is overseeing the transport and destruction.

Other than brokering the deal, Russia has had very little to do with it.

The Syrians transported it under the UN's watch, it is being transferred to Norwegian and Danish ships for transport, and will ultimately be destroyed and disposed of on American vessels.

oil for chemical weapons; bidders?

Guest


Guest

by Sal Today at 5:54 pm
Ti wrote:
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Russia was suppose to help with that and we are still taking their word lol

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We aren't taking the Russian's word for anything, idiot.

A watchdog group from the Hague is overseeing the transport and destruction.

Other than brokering the deal, Russia has had very little to do with it.

The Syrians transported it under the UN's watch, it is being transferred to Norwegian and Danish ships for transport, and will ultimately be destroyed and disposed of on American vessels.
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The Hague.... Nuf said. Losers.

Markle

Markle

Sal wrote:Score one for the Prez ....

The announcement marks a diplomatic and logistical milestone. Never before has a country's entire chemical arsenal been removed from its borders, and now the most lethal chemicals are set to be destroyed aboard a U.S. ship at sea. Still, some clouds hang over the announcement. Under a U.S.-Russian agreement reached last year, all 1,290 metric tons of chemicals were to be destroyed by June 30. With the final batch removed only Monday, that final destruction could take four additional months.

http://online.wsj.com/articles/removal-of-chemical-weapons-from-syria-is-completed-1403529356

Does that include the ones moved there by Saddam Hussein in the years leading up to the invasion of Iraq?

ACTUALLY...

Syria handed over 100% of DECLARED chemical weapons stockpile

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