Syria expects US-led attack 'at any moment'
Obama says too much about the Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria :
Atrocity must have response !
Syria's use of Chemical Weapons is threat to the US interests !
Syria Action would be limited , No decision yet !
The US must not turn " a bline eye to it .( the Chemical Weapons attack )
I have confidence in a report from the US intelligence ..........
I don't feel complelled to await the out come of the UN Probe .
All of above his speech may have threatened the The Demoratic Society of the US .
Who will be the Witness of his policy to strike Syria ?
Mr. David Comeron , British Priminister .
Mr. Hollande , the presidemt of France .
The Republican Leaders IN the House , the Congress of the US.
The Vice President of the US .
Some opposition groups in Syria Civil War , Free Syria Army .
As a Commander in Chief , Mr. Obama has the Constitutional Authority to order military action without the backing of the Congress .
Who did it ? ( the chemical weapons attack )
It is either the US and the opposition groups of the Syria Government or the Syrian Regime which has no legal evidence to confirm.
Don't forget that Germany and Canada ruled out joining any Strikes
God bless with you !
Obama says too much about the Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria :
Atrocity must have response !
Syria's use of Chemical Weapons is threat to the US interests !
Syria Action would be limited , No decision yet !
The US must not turn " a bline eye to it .( the Chemical Weapons attack )
I have confidence in a report from the US intelligence ..........
I don't feel complelled to await the out come of the UN Probe .
All of above his speech may have threatened the The Demoratic Society of the US .
Who will be the Witness of his policy to strike Syria ?
Mr. David Comeron , British Priminister .
Mr. Hollande , the presidemt of France .
The Republican Leaders IN the House , the Congress of the US.
The Vice President of the US .
Some opposition groups in Syria Civil War , Free Syria Army .
As a Commander in Chief , Mr. Obama has the Constitutional Authority to order military action without the backing of the Congress .
Who did it ? ( the chemical weapons attack )
It is either the US and the opposition groups of the Syria Government or the Syrian Regime which has no legal evidence to confirm.
Don't forget that Germany and Canada ruled out joining any Strikes
God bless with you !
August 31, 2013
WHITE HOUSE — U.S. President Barack Obama has delayed an expected military strike against Syria, instead telling Americans he will seek congressional approval to punish the Syrian government for its alleged use of chemical weapons.
In a Saturday address at the White House, Obama said he has decided the United States should take military action against Syrian government targets, saying that while he holds authority to order a strike, he thinks it is important for the country to have a debate on the issue.
The president ruled out any action that would put American ground troops in Syria, and called what happened in Damascus nearly two weeks ago the worst chemical weapons attack of the 21st century, adding that the U.S. must not turn a "blind eye" to it.
Obama has said he has confidence in a report from the U.S. intelligence community that indicated the Syrian government of President Bashar al Assad was responsible for the attack, referring to an unclassified document that directly blames the government for planning and carrying out the August 21 chemical attack that, the document says, killed at least 1,429 Syrians, including 426 children.
Calling the attack "an assault on human dignity," Obama said not responding risks making a mockery of the global prohibition on the use of chemical weapons, and that he does not feel compelled to await the outcome of the U.N. probe.
"I am comfortable going forward without the approval of a United Nations Security Council that, so far, has been completely paralyzed and unwilling to hold Assad accountable," he added.
The Syrian government has denied having any role in chemical weapons attacks and threatened to retaliate and defend itself against any foreign military attack. Syrian allies expressed support for the Assad government.
As he spoke in the White House Rose Garden, protesters outside the grounds chanted and waved signs to voice opposition to U.S. military intervention in Syria.
"We don’t think that the U.S. should be judge, jury and executioner in this situation, and that a U.S military intervention will not assist in bringing peace to the region, it will only further inflame war," said Eugene Puryear of the Answer Coalition, which is protesting any U.S. intervention in Syria. "So, regardless of the chemical weapons situation, we’re saying U.S. intervention is not the answer."
Heba Boustany was with a group supporting Syrian rebels and calling for action.
“We don’t exactly want intervention with bombs and missiles and everything, we just want someone to at least acknowledge that [President Bashar al-Assad] used chemical weapons and to say something about it and tell him ‘no more.’ Just make him scared to do anything more, because if you don’t say anything to him, he’s going to keep on using it.”
In a Saturday address at the White House, Obama said he has decided the United States should take military action against Syrian government targets, saying that while he holds authority to order a strike, he thinks it is important for the country to have a debate on the issue.
The president ruled out any action that would put American ground troops in Syria, and called what happened in Damascus nearly two weeks ago the worst chemical weapons attack of the 21st century, adding that the U.S. must not turn a "blind eye" to it.
Obama has said he has confidence in a report from the U.S. intelligence community that indicated the Syrian government of President Bashar al Assad was responsible for the attack, referring to an unclassified document that directly blames the government for planning and carrying out the August 21 chemical attack that, the document says, killed at least 1,429 Syrians, including 426 children.
Calling the attack "an assault on human dignity," Obama said not responding risks making a mockery of the global prohibition on the use of chemical weapons, and that he does not feel compelled to await the outcome of the U.N. probe.
"I am comfortable going forward without the approval of a United Nations Security Council that, so far, has been completely paralyzed and unwilling to hold Assad accountable," he added.
The Syrian government has denied having any role in chemical weapons attacks and threatened to retaliate and defend itself against any foreign military attack. Syrian allies expressed support for the Assad government.
As he spoke in the White House Rose Garden, protesters outside the grounds chanted and waved signs to voice opposition to U.S. military intervention in Syria.
"We don’t think that the U.S. should be judge, jury and executioner in this situation, and that a U.S military intervention will not assist in bringing peace to the region, it will only further inflame war," said Eugene Puryear of the Answer Coalition, which is protesting any U.S. intervention in Syria. "So, regardless of the chemical weapons situation, we’re saying U.S. intervention is not the answer."
Heba Boustany was with a group supporting Syrian rebels and calling for action.
“We don’t exactly want intervention with bombs and missiles and everything, we just want someone to at least acknowledge that [President Bashar al-Assad] used chemical weapons and to say something about it and tell him ‘no more.’ Just make him scared to do anything more, because if you don’t say anything to him, he’s going to keep on using it.”
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