Nothing but blood in Syrian intervention for U.S.

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The American people, chastened by the long Iraq entanglement, oppose another intervention, but the lesson has been lost of the leadership class

A “red line” has been crossed, deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes told the media last week: U.S. intelligence has determined with “high certainty” that the Bashar al-Assad regime used sarin gas against Syrian rebel forces.

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