Why is it that anyone ought to know who ordered gassings in Syria?
\nOnly then, would the United States\u2019 government accusations hold credence.
\nNow that Assad has volunteered to allow the UN to have its way with his country,
\nit is a major breakthrough as he clearly sacrificed in the interest of avoiding WW3.
\nHe\u2019s a hero to his backers and to rebels who take up arms against him.
\nThat is good, particularly since Assad is welcoming the collaboration, as we wait to see if
\nhe can or will sustain military law. It has already been made clear, that his voluntary
\nconcession will require a tall order of him and of the United Nations, as
\nwar among rebels and government forces has been raging onward in the
\ncountry. It is the better way to sort through their issues without US military bombardment.
\nThat would be totally unfair, particularly with what the UN now knows, that we do not.
\nThe processes and evolutions in Syria will require great patience.
\nIt is important that Russia remain critical of the US,
\nbecause disruptions in response to \u201cfailure\u201d on the part of Assad, who is acting responsibly,
\nis evil.
\nWhy raise the \u201cbar\u201d against Assad? It is to afford the luxury of pointing blame for his
\ncountry\u2019s crisis. Are we going to do that in Egypt as well? With the intent of
\nkeeping war a supposedly justified and measured response to \u201cfailure\u201d, while
\npeace is at work, would be wrong.
\nSo Russia is proving to be right, more and more that each day pass.
\nIt seems we in the informed public, can be rest assured that the UN will be
\nable to work with Assad, no matter how long it take.
\nOtherwise, the same old scenario will continue\u2026 having read some of the details in brief,
\nif one reads between the lines, it sounds all too familiar\u2026
\nTaking war \u201coff the table\u201d is exactly right. Insisting on being able to choose war at any
\nlater date, (despite Assad capitulating in every regard) is evil. Good, is what is
\nhappening now, thanks to negotiations; good, is US restraint.
\nGood would be giving Assad the option and protection needed for his exile or
\nimprisonment (whichever the UN decides, based on their findings).
\nIf my country is defending and choosing to arm perpetrators of violence, killing the peaceful,
\nand dishonoring public (including Congressional) sentiment, I want
\nto know about it every time it happens. The US government can bide its time with power play,
\nbut we citizens cannot.
\nThe UN findings must be the first step in reaching cooperation among powers. Based even
\non who is guilty (Assad or the rebels) \u2013 and my personal belief happens to be that
\nit is the rebels; Syria remains a complex battlefield.
\nFor all the people trapped there, or those having fled, the problem is really big
\nand world leaders must recognize that those victims and refugees do not have the luxury of time
\nthat you would like for yourselves.
\nThey need some of the wealth of nations that are among the Arab League. I\u2019m
\ndisgusted that some in the middle-east live like kings, while others live worse than slaves.
\nHow to get financials and resources to the right people
\ndepends on leaders continuing to dialogue, with the right interests in mind.
\n[Update 2014: Unfortunately, one major middle-eastern power nation has refused to offer financial assistance to Syria. This cannot continue. I agree with my government\u2019s apparent move to look for donors in that region, as was reported in this week\u2019s news (1\/21\/2014).]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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