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Date: 9/12/2014
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Which team do you support? <a href=" http://www.totallogistic.es/esp/totallogistichistoria.htm ">diflucan candida ih</a> Months ago President Obama made clear that he would not permit any chemical weapons abuses in Syria, calling it his âred line.â But despite evidence of small batches of chemical weapons being deployed on Syrians, Obama sat idle for months. Itâs only now, after chemical attacks last week that left hundreds dead and more traumatized, that the U.S. is moving to action. The chemical warfare became too large and calls from the United Statesâ allies too loud for the United States to remain a spectator any longer. So after two years of idling on Syria, itâs clear that what the U.S. is really defending is not Syrians, but the international prohibition of chemical weapons, and, most of all, its own credibility. Assad has to be punished because he clearly and publicly crossed Obamas one explicit red line however arbitrary hundreds of chemical weapons-induced deaths may seem in comparison to the 100,000-plus Syrians who have perished in the civil war.