Open Email to Congress:
Dear Congress,
The Washington Times says U.S. intelligence has yet to uncover evidence that Syrian President Bashar Assad directly ordered the chemical attacks last month on civilians in a suburb of Damascus, though the consensus inside U.S. agencies and Congress is that members of Mr. Assad’s inner circle likely gave the command.
Completely irrelevant! It makes no difference whether Assad ordered chemical attacks or even that there were chemical attacks. It is strictly an internal Syrian affair. There is no imminent threat to US property or US citizens There is no threat to Israel, for which we have a responsibility to defend, nor does Syrian action in any way affect international traffic, such as would be the case on closing the Suez Canal.. All in all, We can use the old cliche usually presented by war mongers but in the reverse way. The Syrian conflict does not affect US interests.
Dear Congress,
The Washington Times says U.S. intelligence has yet to uncover evidence that Syrian President Bashar Assad directly ordered the chemical attacks last month on civilians in a suburb of Damascus, though the consensus inside U.S. agencies and Congress is that members of Mr. Assad’s inner circle likely gave the command.
Completely irrelevant! It makes no difference whether Assad ordered chemical attacks or even that there were chemical attacks. It is strictly an internal Syrian affair. There is no imminent threat to US property or US citizens There is no threat to Israel, for which we have a responsibility to defend, nor does Syrian action in any way affect international traffic, such as would be the case on closing the Suez Canal.. All in all, We can use the old cliche usually presented by war mongers but in the reverse way. The Syrian conflict does not affect US interests.
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