Many in US Military Skeptical About Strike on Syria
As are many American civilians
Doing so could release deadly gas
Many on Capitol Hill not convinced
Doesn't look like members of Congress are going to be consulted
Day after the British House of Commons voted against possible military intervention
List of potential partners shorter thanks to vote in British House of Commons yesterday
Still not being called back into session though
No plan to bring Congress back to debate the issue
Will probably not retaliate if the strikes are limited
Military has made plans for intervention
President Hollande does not need parliamentary approval for military action that lasts less than four months
One of the Assad regime's closest allies has been arguing against Western intervention in Syria
Chinese media saying Syria could turn into another Iraq
Perhaps not the best person to be telling anyone about unjustified interventions
MIlitary has already made plans for intervention
Moving forward toward war
American intervention looking increasingly likely after recent suspected chemical weapon attack in Syria
Intervention looking increasingly likely
Necessary military preparations have been made, Obama's order is now all that is needed
The British military is making plans for intervention
Some on Capitol Hill don't feel like they've been fully informed
Prime Minister David Cameron said to be considering what a "proportional response" would be
Unlike Engel, Corker wants Obama to ask Congress to authorize intervention
Adds that a decision could be made without the U.N. Security Council
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Says military intervention would involve in the U.S. in another war in the Middle East
Non-interventionism and criticism of government surveillance still not in vogue