I have answered your question. But it is obviously one you do not like.
Yes, because you give very little indication of what you consider proof. It seems to me that you have some sort of narrative in your head. If an event crosses that narrative, it's shuffled into the untruth category.
I guess most people operate via that sort of heuristic on some level, but this is a special case.
I have given you links so that you can investigate anything I say for yourself.
Up until this latest post, it was one link from the Guardian with one vague line about attack confirmation. When I asked what you considered valid confirmation you gave me nothing except your desire for proof and what happens when we act on very little of it.
When I asked what you would consider proof and a valid source for said proof, you ducked. Tell me who you trust. It isn't that hard!
If you have a problem with any facts these sources provide, take it up with them as I'm quite certain they will set you straight on any misunderstandings you may have.
Yeah, I have a bit of trouble letting one line from one Guardian article disrupt what appears to be a well-substantiated event.
54 years after the Gulf Of Tonkin lies, we are still waiting for "proof" that such an attack took place.
Yeah, but isn't it one heck of a presumptive leap to say "false flag" with such limited data?
Fine, Mr. Proof. Show me LBJ's telegram to the Black Ops forces.
15 years after the hysterical cries about an impending WMD attack we are still waiting for proof of those weapons.
True enough. I'm anti-Iraq as well. Not just because of the WMD thing, but the whole idiot neocon project.
One month after an alleged gas attack in Syria, we are still waiting for proof that it ever took place. In fact we have concrete proof that the tears and and moaning of the so called victims were orchestrated.
I'd love to see it.
I'm skeptical of this one as well. Though the video footage on CNN was compelling. I guess that's zombie Kubrick plying his trade.
Meantime thousands have died because of those past lies and no one was ever held accountable for the crimes that were committed against the citizens of the USA who died in those wars. And it is just as likely that no one will ever be held accountable for future American deaths in the next war that will be manufactured by the powers that be.
Your grand narrative assumes a lot of malevolence and doesn't appear to adequately account for other human foibles or wrongheadedness. I don't think thousands have died merely because of those past lies (assuming they were all lies for a moment.) Thousands have died due to overreaction, imprudence, and a tenth-rate understanding of history and human nature.
In both Iraq and Vietnam, we let fear and a Wilsonian sort of adventurism cloud our capacity for prudent action. Bush didn't lie. At least not on purpose- Bush was wrong.
You actually care about the truth? Then demand PROOF of the claims made by the Netanyahu's and Trump's of this world.
I do. As it stands, I'm opposed to war with Iran regardless of whether they shot 20 rockets over Israel's border. And I think they did which leads me to...
Open your eyes and realize that through their endless lies and pro war propaganda, public attention is drawn towards imaginary enemies as they seek to draw attention away from their failings, from political troubles, and from corruption that has resulted in arrests and convictions among their political cohorts*. Realize that because of your failure to question them and to criticize people who are interested in the truth, you have fallen into the trap created by these propagandists. You say you want peace. If that is so, the only way to get it is to question and challenge every bit of propaganda you are forced fed by the war powers. Blind acceptance of their campaigns will only get you more war and more American deaths.
You don't think Iranian politicians do the same sort of thing and that a knowingly useless rocket attack could've been a part of that calculus?
I fall to no propagandist trap without a fight whether it be a US gov propagandist, an Iranian propagandist, or a Chinese propagandist. I take things on a case-by-case basis and refuse to let phobias rule my opinion-making process.
Now ask, what would the Prince of Peace do. By the way, when I asked you WWJD, you failed to answer. Now try answering it.
I failed to answer because I tire of your moral grandstanding and unnecessarily long posts in response to a simple question. But I'll answer nonetheless because it's an intriguing question.
First, the Lord is different from me. He sits in Heaven and wields absolute power. By virtue of his station, He'll always do something different than little ol' Des.
So the question is what would the Lord have me do. Well, he would have me make the wisest, most moral decision I could based on the best information I can gather.