U.S. Should Not "Own" The Inevitable Military Action In Syria

 

Syrian children who are already displaced by war.

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Before It Even Happens.…the Green Party of Delaware Says “No!” to War in Syria

Also, from Democracy Now!

"We need to be talking to Russia, to Iran, to all of the U.S. allies that are supporting the other side, to force the various parties to peace talks. There is no military solution," says Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies. Do you agree?

Over the past two years, we've talked to a wide range of people about the situation in #Syria. See these interviews in our archive: http://www.democracynow.org/topics/syria. Who else would you like to see us interview?

As Strikes on Syria Loom, Is U.S. Ignoring a Diplomatic Track That Could Prevent More Violence?

Britain is set to introduce a U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing military action in Syria as the U.S. and allies gear up for expected strikes on the Assad regime. Democracy Now! speaks with Phyllis Bennis 

And from BuzzFeed ~ 

"NO DOUBT"

Biden Beats The Drum On Syria — by Evan McMorris-Santoro

MEET '08 OBAMA AND '07 BIDEN

Obama And Biden Have Said Military Action Without Congressional Approval Is Unconstitutional — by Andrew Kaczynsk

Syria Debate Deepens Republican Divide

Neocons and libertarians face off. “There are groups of Republicans that are comfortable with the executive branch unilaterally using our armed forces anywhere in the world. I’m not comfortable with that,” said Trey Radel. — by McKay Coppins and Kate Nocera

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