"...At this rate, should we expect that an aerial bombing mission to finally and completely destroy Assad’s chemical weapons will be launched every April?2. "In 'Clear Violation of Domestic and International Law,' Trump Bombs Syria," by Jon Queally, staff writer, Common Dreams, April 13, 2018. "Strikes against the Syrian regime – without congressional input or authorization – shows a contempt for the U.S Constitution and is without legal justification." Right! And that is aside from the fact of said strikes doing no possible good for anybody but those in the military economy and the Zionists who need for Israel's borders to be expanded. Yes, those in the military economy and the Zionists are people too--neighbors and friends even, but really! It is not their job to be in charge of everything.
"The question is ridiculous, of course, but so is the idea that this attack will accomplish anything beyond boosting the war-making egos of its protagonists and enabling Assad, his reprehensible regime, and his allies to complain of being the perpetual victims of western aggression. Beyond the bombast on both sides, Syria’s daily misery will continue...."
Let the legislators do their jobs, even if not doing anything seems to be the thing to do in the case of U.S. military involvements in the middle east. The Constitution really is very clear about whose job it is to do any declaring of wars. For what it's worth, I strongly disapprove of the use of the Unitary Executive Theory of government and have ever since Richard (Dick) Cheney started pushing it a few years ago.
Related: sent 4/11/2018 (videos) MUST SEE--Glenn Greenwald on 1. Syria; 3: Israel; and 2. Brazil
love to you and your family,
Larry
