Jews are literally insane

Okay, just to make sure we're all on the same page:

- The Jews bomb the shit out of Syria's capital Damascus with a depleted-uranium bunker buster bomb, claiming they're targeting Syria's chemical weapons and that Syria used them against the FSA rebels/Al Qaeda terrorist that Israel and Zio-America are backing.

- Meanwhile, a former Bush administration official says Syrian chemical weapons use might've been "false flag operation" of Israel, especially considered the leaked Britam Defence emails calling for exactly such a false flag.

http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Israel-may-be-behind-Syrian-chemical-weapons-use-312051
http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2013/01/24/britam-defence-hacked-confidential-documents-leaked-site-offline/?show=slide

- Meanwhile, a UN weapons inspector comes forward showing that it was indeed the FSA terrorists who had used sarin gas the Syrian populace, and not the Syrian government as Israel had claimed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22424188

Now get this:

- Errant Syrian mortar shells land in southern Golan Heights
At least three shells found in an open area just west of the Syria-Israel border; no damage or casualties reported; Israel files complaint to the UN.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/errant-syrian-mortar-shells-land-in-southern-golan-heights-1.506738

The Jews just bombed the shit out of Israel based on a false narrative they invented, and then when Syria lands a few pidly mortar strikes in the Golan Heights (which is actually Syrian land, not Israel's) that don't kill anyone--the Jews have the chutzpah to complain to the UN! The double standards of these kikes is off the fucking wall!

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US aims to arm Syrian rebels as Kerry seeks political support in Russia

http://rt.com/news/syria-rebels-weapons-bill-918/

With the introduction of a bill to directly arm the Syrian rebels, US politicians are pushing hard for an intervention in the Syrian conflict. US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Moscow for talks; brokering peace in Syria is high on his agenda.

The draft scheduled to be taken up in committee next week was introduced by Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee Senator Robert Menendez. It seeks for the US to supply arms, military training and non-lethal aid to the opposition. The legislature also seeks to create a $250 million fund to aid the transition process in the country. The bill also aims to give Washington the power to impose sanctions on individuals involved in arms or oil transfers to Syria.

A loud opponent of President Assad, Menendez has been one of the greatest advocates for US involvement in Syria. Following the recent allegations of the use of chemical weapons Menendez said in a written statement, “The Assad regime has crossed a red line that forces us to consider all options,” The senator added “The greatest humanitarian crisis in the world is unfolding in and around Syria, and the U.S. must play a role in tipping the scales toward opposition groups and working to build a free Syria.”

Russia has strongly opposed military intervention in Syria, and has criticized Western support for the rebels. The Russian Foreign Ministry has maintained that escalations in armed confrontation would sharply increase the risks that new hotbeds of tension would appear not only in Syria but also in Lebanon and at the Israel-Lebanon border.