The United States should immediately intervene in Syria

Thanks for accepting Con. An underlying theme of my argument will be that whatever Government comes, except Assad remaining in power, will probably be better for the Western World, the Middle East, and of course, the World in general. The benefits of this are worth the minimal investment of Blood and Treasure that the United States would be required to invest in such an adventure. I say minimum, because today, we would have a Syrian population that wants its own leaders out. So, our interests and theirs are temporarily aligned in that neither of us want Assad in power.1. United States Security InterestsUnder the current regime, Syria has long been a threat to security in the Middle East, namely, our chosen brothers from another mother, Israel, aka Terrorist Killing Ninja Warriors. Indeed, Israell's Squadron 69 already put the smack down on a likely Nuclear reactor in late 2007 in a little gem of an operation named "Operation Orchard". In June 2008, a team of IAEA experts visited the destroyed Al Kibar plant. The Syrians had given in to pressure from the weapons inspectors, but they had also done everything possible to dispose of the evidence first. They removed all the debris from the bombed facility and paved over the entire site with concrete. They told the inspectors that it had been a conventional weapons factory, and not a nuclear reactor, which they would have been required to report to the IAEA. Pasted from <http://www.spiegel.de...; Obviously, the Middle Eastern Arab Countries do not like to see, publically, Israel open up a can so easily against their pretend brethren, who get caught red handed trying to develop Nukes. "OOPS!". These kind of things raise tensions all the way across the Middle East and do not help us to marginalize our main enemy Iran like we've successfully done to Cuba. There is some serious evidence I'm viewing in Wikipedia that Syrian President Assad had something to do with the Assassination of Rafic Hariri, Prime Minister of Lebanon. Was it Hezbollah with the assistance of Syria? Obviously, Yes. If you will look at the wiki-evidence, it is easy to click on external sources, read the titles of the articles, and know for a fact that Syrian President Assad is the devil and probably assisted Hezbollah in the assassination of the President of Lebanon. [1]Syria sent "busloads"[2] of foreign fighters into Iraq to kill Americans. This little treasure trove of information has been analyzed extensively by Palantir and shows how the Syrian coordinators facilitate access into Iraq. [3] This data was originally released to the public by West Point after American Special Forces pretty much dropped on Al Q. from the top rope, AND took their x-box with their little Terrorist files (Even Al Queda has bureaucracy) in what is known as the Sinjar Records. Already Googled it, it's true. Given this overwhelming digital evidence it is srsly easy to conclude that Syria causes tension in the Middle East through the use of Terrorism, the development of Nuclear Weapons, and assassination. 2. It benefits the economical interests of the United States Currently we embargo Syria, so any new trade with America benefits America. Gas Grass or Oil. 3. It benefits the interests of America's Allies I've pretty much already conclusively proven that Israel would benefit from Assad not being in power and Iraq would have less foreign chaos causing influence. 4. It is the morally correct thing to do Syria is currently cracking down hard on the people who really just want a cup of bountiful Freedom. We should not wait and hope that they win. We should accelerate the process just like we did in Libya. It will be another Epoch in America's history of support for Freedom. Screw the United Nations, China, Russia, and other would-be oppressive entities from giving the Syrians an opportunity to run their own country. Who wants to be associated with a "Security Council" who is enabling Syrian Government snipers to shoot peaceful protesters in the head? Sources: https://www.nytimes.com...= Don Rummy used the term busloads, but the information is at the Harmony Project @ West Point. http://tarpley.net... http://palantir.com...