Anyone know the reason all that missile footage was released so quickly?

[NuclearEnergy]

I am not really the conspiracy type. However, I couldn't help but wonder why the Pentagon was so quick to release that footage of the missiles being launched and then the satellite photos of the aftermath. To me it felt more like Pro-War propaganda. It only makes sense. Get your citizens fired up about a war by showing missiles that are being fired. Lets not forget someone would stand to profit off a U.S. led war in some middle eastern country. While I do think the response is somewhat appropriate, I think the U.S. needs to watch where they step very carefully in this situation. Because once we toppled the Assad regime ISIS literally takes over Syria. Those rebels fighting against Assad are simply religious radicals who want to instill things like Sharia law. So what do we do? This is really a no win situation for us. Well I guess those corporations who would profit off a war.

[brewer]

I'll have to check my Lockheed Martin stock and get back to you.

[vorlon13]

It was on Podesta's laptop ??

[dyresand]

I am not really the conspiracy type. However, I couldn't help but wonder why the Pentagon was so quick to release that footage of the missiles being launched and then the satellite photos of the aftermath. To me it felt more like Pro-War propaganda. It only makes sense. Get your citizens fired up about a war by showing missiles that are being fired. Lets not forget someone would stand to profit off a U.S. led war in some middle eastern country. While I do think the response is somewhat appropriate, I think the U.S. needs to watch where they step very carefully in this situation. Because once we toppled the Assad regime ISIS literally takes over Syria. Those rebels fighting against Assad are simply religious radicals who want to instill things like Sharia law. So what do we do? This is really a no win situation for us. Well I guess those corporations who would profit off a war.

if you followed the other post i came to the conclusion that the gas attack couldn't have been Assad simply put he had no chemical weapons to gas his own people.

[vorlon13]

The US did the gas attack in a 'false flag' action, and the retaliation was ordered by Assad himself in a 'false flag' reaction.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I would imagine that Trump wanted that footage released. No more complex than that.

[GUBU]

Well looks like Drumpfuck is going to walk the US into unwinnable wars at both ends of Asia.

And Tillerson saying:

President Xi clearly understands, and I think agrees, that the situation has intensified and has reached a certain level of threat that action has to be taken...
shared view and no disagreement as to how dangerous the situation has become

is fucking eejitery of the worst stripe. I thought nobody could be fucking stupider than Drumpfuck, but Tillerson proved me wrong. Bravo, fuckface, barvo!

[Minimalist]

The WLB's poll numbers are in the shitter.