It has been four years since President Obama drew a “red line” in Syria, and three years since Bashar al-Assad crossed that red line by using chemical weapons against civilians.
The situation in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo is a humanitarian disaster that could become an “extermination” if Assad gets his way.
“We expect extermination,” said a resident in rebel-held Aleppohttps://t.co/vS1E75NPwf
— Blake Seitz (@BlakeSeitz) September 23, 2016
Secretary of State John Kerry applauded himself for negotiating a “ceasefire” that unraveled in a matter of days when Russian planes bombed a UN aid convoy, killing 31.
The media, and many politicians — including Hillary Clinton — have called for “something” to be done to end the slaughter. Oddly enough, the people making these exhortations seem to forgot who the president is.
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Stephen Miller is a digital media designer and contributor. He also publishes and produces The Wilderness, which focuses on viral politics and culture media.
