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The Nobel Laureate must be having nightmares. President Obama has trapped himself in a quagmire in Syria. His predicament flows from his threat to deal with President Assad with a military strike. The threat came in the wake of a chemical strike in Ghouta on the outskirts of Damascus.
The Nobel Laureate must be having nightmares. President Obama has trapped himself in a quagmire in Syria. His predicament flows from his threat to deal with President Assad with a military strike. The threat came in the wake of a chemical strike in Ghouta on the outskirts of Damascus.
The numbers of deaths were significant and thousands were left injured. A credible international organisation `Doctors without Borders’ has confirmed this and the reason for this devastation were chemical weapons. But that is where facts stop. There is no confirmation of the identity of the perpetrators. A UN special chemical inspectors' team is yet to report its findings. President Obama’s trouble stems from domestic as well as external factors. On the home front, the tell-tale signs of the Obama administration going ahead with a military strike against Syria have faced tremendous resistance.
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