TotalSnafu
Member
Facts on the matter:
Thousands of Syrians within Damascus arrive or are otherwise transported to hospitals. They show no wounds or signs or struggle, but are convulsing, have contracted pupils, show severe lung damage, or are dead outright.
John Kerry announces that the videos posted on youtube and elsewhere that show the alleged chemical attack are real. He states that Obama's "red-line" has been crossed, and that it is a near certainty that the Syrian government is responsible.
For those signing the UN Non-Proliferation Treaty (this includes the US), the use of WMD's on one's own people mandates retaliatory action.
US forces are already in actionable positions thruought the Middle East and Europe, due to the war in Afghanistan and counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency efforts.
Do you believe the US should intervene in the Syrian civil
war to identify and punish/eliminate the perpetrators of this, and likely other, chemical attacks? If so, how do you think that response will be conducted? If not, what role will, or should, the US and the UN take on Syria?
Thousands of Syrians within Damascus arrive or are otherwise transported to hospitals. They show no wounds or signs or struggle, but are convulsing, have contracted pupils, show severe lung damage, or are dead outright.
John Kerry announces that the videos posted on youtube and elsewhere that show the alleged chemical attack are real. He states that Obama's "red-line" has been crossed, and that it is a near certainty that the Syrian government is responsible.
For those signing the UN Non-Proliferation Treaty (this includes the US), the use of WMD's on one's own people mandates retaliatory action.
US forces are already in actionable positions thruought the Middle East and Europe, due to the war in Afghanistan and counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency efforts.
Do you believe the US should intervene in the Syrian civil
war to identify and punish/eliminate the perpetrators of this, and likely other, chemical attacks? If so, how do you think that response will be conducted? If not, what role will, or should, the US and the UN take on Syria?