Why can't we just let them get on with it. Let them kill each other off then go and get whatever it is that's so damn precious that our beloved leaders are willing to start ww3 over it. Because lets face it, it ain't humanitarian. If it were, they'd be all over Africa right now.
The Rothschilds demand 100% compliance. This may have started when Russia wanted to put in a competing natural gas pipeline, but it's now become obvious something more is afoot. Removing Assad, and getting Syria under the IMF's thumb (currently debt free).
Since Syria's central bank is independent, this is not kosher with them. (just like Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, before them....hey, what do all of these have in common?)....
No IMF debt, banned GMO products. Basically, Assad spits in the face of the NWO, so like Khadaffi before him, will be painted as a monster in the press of the West instead.
And of course, oil and gas reserves are always a factor.
No, this is all why we can't simply "let them be". The real powers behind the puppets have obviously decided that it is time for Assad to go. This attack is merely a pretext of what's to come. At least they were smart enough to actually stage a gas attack this time, and frame Assad by using aircraft. Just saying it may have worked in Iraq, but that ship has sailed.
The illusion I had, that Trump was his own man, and not beholden to the deep state, is pretty much shattered with this action....one which is completely OPPOSITE of everything he said on Syria during the campaign, I might add. The moment he met with GOP brass, and the #nevertrump movement died, THAT was when he agreed to play ball. I was hoping I was wrong....but ever since that meeting day, instead of draining the swamp, he just added more reptiles. Instead of making moves against the deep state, he simply followed their lead. I just hope this is a fluke, and there's something he knows that we aren't being told, that is a valid reason for the US in Syria, but I seriously doubt it. I can also hope this is the only time he'll do a 180 on his campaign stances on the issues, but I also highly doubt that as well, at this point.