Military Intervention in Syria against Bashar-Al Assad is Morally Just (even if it comes too late)

Military Intervention against Bashar is a just cause because this isn't a matter of retaliating to a solitary chemical attack, this is a matter of putting a dynasty of oppression to an end and granting Syria freedom and democracy. Humanitarian aid is not enough, it will only lightly ameliorate the suffering vainly: the root of the conflict should be the target. During September 2013 an attack against the Ba"ath regime of Assad seemed imminent; The American USS Harry S. Truman was in position at the red sea waiting for the UK, France, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Israel and Turkey to join it: soon the tyrannical Assad dynasty was to come crumbling down, and the Arab spring would finally democratically re-invigorate the oppressed nation of Syria! But out came every dictator"s favourite kitten "George Galloway" to the rescue; Ed and the opposition also rebelled against the notion, caving in to the Iraq induced apathetic consensus towards foreign policy (to be fair to them they were more concerned about waiting for UN inspection results/evidence). Even a total of 30 Tory MPs voted against the government! The strike was promptly put on hold by the international community, as the UN inspections continued. Vladimir Putin ex- KGB agent, oppressor of freedom and dissent, Poisioner of Ukraine (eu fiasco) Homophobe, continuous supporter of the on-going genocide of Chechnya and corrupted figure was even nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for his vile broker " disgusting (the Nobel peace prize is slowly losing its credibility first the drone warfare barbarian Obama now Putin). The naive demagogues celebrated this as a victory for democracy (which is painfully laughable): I sat in revolt alongside Michael Gove and Vincent Cable, as I watched those so called humanitarians rejoice while Syrian Society decayed. Power loving Bashar had gotten away with it, the man behind the Houla Massacre which cost 49 children their throats, the man who advocated the savage beating of "Ali Ferzat" for a satirical cartoon, the man who orchestrated the brutal shelling campaign on Aleppo which destroyed active hospitals and cultural sites, The man who ordered his military to open fire on a peaceful Arab Spring protests in 2011, The leader whose forces besieged Der al-Zour and took the community"s basic resources and has them living under continuous threat! The man whose air force has been targeting schools for bombing like in Raqqua, And the man behind not only the Damascus massacres throughout the war, but the dropping of an incendiary bomb on a school playground (and those are only his crimes within this period of war, this list would be several pages long if I included pre-war behaviour ; His sadomasochism has helped create a human rights violation record in strong rivalry to his father"s ) " vindicated by many, but history will destroy that conception I guarantee that. What shocks me is that Hezbollah a group who claim to be the protectors of Lebanon support Assad"s regime " A regime that didn"t recognise Lebanese sovereignty till 2008 (and clung on to its imperialist occupation claim of greater Syria until 2005), were suspects in the murder of former foreign minister Rafik Hariri, the implementation of a minefield on the border in 2011 (actually they might like that) and the fact that Hezbollah are exhibiting blatant double standards over the Arab spring and subordination against Muslims. The FSA are isolated, now with only jihadists to turn to they"re fractionalised, practically now a mass idealistically divided undefinable force of men with guns avoiding sectarianism just for one unified cause: so fractionalised that arms supplement will not work as an effective catalyst to their cause; we"re failing the Syrian people and their future! The only plausibly decisive catalyst to Assad"s deserved demise is a military air strike, since until Assad is removed from the picture Syria will never be at peace: After his removal elections could be held, rebels and regime alike would be prosecuted for any crimes, Syrian migrants could return and rebuild, deeper investigation could be held over the chemical attack and the Turkish forces finding sarin in an Al sunara front; and any remaining Al Qaeda affiliates could be better identified and combated. Libya was completely wrong, and I fundamentally disagree with NATO action taken there, so it equally upsets me that that wrong is now impending this course of right. Unlike there the army are against the people (they're Assad pawns and murderous animals). Psuedo-Liberals who oppose the war claim also to oppose imperialism, repression, brutality, censorship, discrimination, torture, sectarianism - All things the Assad Regime celebrate proudly. Syrian prisons make gunetanemo bay look like the Hilton. Most evidence points to Assad being behind the Ghouta chemical attack. Solidarity with Qusai Zakarya Hunger Strike Under Siege in Moadamiya, Syria (a Facebook campaign I thoroughly recommend you look at). Watch the videos of the original protests in Homs being shot down! I wont be pandeirngly pedantic by linking loads of videos but here is one channel definitely worth a watch http://www.youtube.com.... Child Martyrs!!!!!!!!!! The Syrian opposition coalition are the political body of the movement and once you look at them (as they who're to take power) any preconceptions of Islamic extremism and Christian persecution will be calmed. The rest are merely soldiers to the cause and for the most part don't claim to political authority and legitimacy. Let us not repeat the laissez faire disaster of Bosnia, the Spanish civil war, Rwanda and Sudan! Ignoring these problems always blows up in your face. To ensure permanent stability foreign policy must be pragmatic, diplomatic and sporadically aggressive. Totalitarianism must be fought wherever it manifests. Its time the UN stepped up and did its job. Genocide and mass murder must never be tolerated or given a blind eye!