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The Syrian issue can be traced to Bashar al-Assad desire to stop Islamic insurgents and the success of the Arab spring in Egypt that over threw that despot government. This motivated Syrians to protest and seek the removal of Assad’s dictatorial government. To compound matter in Syria Muslims and Christians religiously divide the country. These conflicts resulted in the rise of the free Syrian army, the rebels, who have earned them selves against Assad military. In response president Assad has order swift and cruel attacks on his own people. The attacks quickly moved from traditional military attack to the use of chemical weapon by Assad. The introduction of chemical weapons, where were banned by the UN, the regime of president Assad has violated international law and needs to be brought to justice by the global community. The United States, as an important leader in the global community, should play role in easy the tensions and more specifically ending the use of chemical weapons in Syria. However, The United States should not go this road alone. This is issue of international importance and as such it should be an international coalition that works with the Syrians to resolve the issues. The untied states time after time go into other countries and try to help things out but in the end we look like the bad guy. The United States military has been perceived as the world police, due to the interventions the US has provided in the past. At times, the interventions were uninvited. The Syrian people say something should be done but no one wants to step in and do something. This is why The United States needs to get other countries to get involved with us and bring Syria to justice for betraying laws. If the United States does decide to get involved we have to get our military involved also. The reason for that is because if we decide not to and discus a solution nothing positive will come out of it. Once we have two countries army’s involved on this and

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