Over the past two to three years the Syrian Government has been
in a Civil War with the rebels over freedom and rights. The rebels are trying
to overthrow the person they voted into office a few years earlier, President
Bashar al-Assad. With the uprising of the Syrian Civil War and the use of
chemical weapons by Syrian President Bashar
al-Assad the United States is put in another tough position on whether
we should take military action against President al-Assad and his regime.
The only problem about
this is that NOBODY else will take action unless the United States jumps right
in. France has said they will get in the fight only is the United States takes
action and England doesn’t agree with getting involved at all. This is just
another situation where the United States must be the world’s “cop”. It always
seems as if the U.S must jump into every conflict that happens overseas and
there is never really any reason for us to get involved. Yes, it’s terrible
that the Syrian Army is killing innocent people but why do we have to be the
guys to go in and resolve their issues? With our debt already and with the
Iraqi war coming to an end, there is no reason to go in unless it threatens the
likelihood of the American people. Also, even if Congress denies the attack on
Syria, President Obama still has the right to attack on his own behalf being
that he is the Commander-in-Chief. Not only is this wrong but immoral. The
entire fate of this attack really depends on one man and that man is Barack
Obama. It will just deepen our debt crisis and may even put the American people
at risk for danger.
With this said there has been some resolutions thought about by not only the
United States but also the Russians. Russia has said that there’s a chance that
Syria will hand over all of its chemical weapons to the U.N thus hopefully
ending all of the chaos and killing of innocent men, women, and children. But
can we really trust the Russians?
The reason I say this is because there has been
some tension between President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Even
though this is for the good of the world, are they only trying to pull a quick
on the United States and the world to make them look better and more “powerful
and influential”. The only thing I can say is we all have to sit on the edge of
our seats waiting to see what happens. Will Syria follow through with handing
over their chemical weapons? Will Congress reject or approve the attack on
Syria? And the biggest question there might be is how long it will take before
all of this settles down? One month? Six months? A year? Time will tell and
hopefully this all gets sorted out in a timely manner and this all gets
resolved as quick and clean as possible.
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