Reuters) - Syria's government and rebels a
ccused each other of launching a deadly chemical attack near the northern city of Aleppo on Tuesday in what would, if confirmed, be the first use of such weapons in the two-year-old conflict.U.S. President Barack Obama, who has resisted overt military intervention in Syria, has warned Assad in the past that any use of chemical weapons would be a "red line". There has however been no suggestion of rebels possessing such arms.Syria's information minister said rebels had fired a rocket carrying chemical agents that killed 16 people and wounded 86. State television said later the death toll had risen to 25.
this is the time for a Pres. with common sense and intelligence not a gun jumping saber waver. AND THE BIGGIE THE FICKLD ELECTORATE flip flopping in support don't need another conflict now, however the republican would love it a win, win for them money over flowing and the economy sinking because of depleted fund do to the other two wars they never paid for and the coup degrace and the opportunity to blame the Pres.
There was no immediate confirmation from Western governments or international organizations of a chemical attack, but Russia, an ally of Damascus, accused rebels of carrying out such a strike.
the right needs to stay quiert lick their wounds and let the one elected handle the problem, loose lips blab it all.
