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From: Noam Chomsky To: "Jeffrey E." <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Re: Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2015 17:37:09 +0000 The elections were a complete farce. It's a dictat

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ious one. It's true however that technically it's the "legitimate government." US policy, as I mentioned, is completely incoherent. It's opposed to Assad, and to those who are fighting Assad — all of whom are awful. There was a decent opposition in the early stages, but the normal dynamics of military

From: Noam Chomsky Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 5:37 PM To: Jeffrey E. Subject: RE: Re: The elections were a complete farce. It's a dictatorship, and a bruta

From: Noam Chomsky Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 5:37 PM To:

ious one. It's true however that technically it's the "legitimate government." US policy, as I mentioned, is completely incoherent. It's opposed to Assad, and to those who are fighting Assad — all of whom are awful. There was a decent opposition in the early stages, but the normal dynamics of military

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, the question may well be redundant because military intervention is already taking place in a variety of ways. Russia and Iran continue to supply Bashar Al-Assad's forces with arms and military advice, while elements of Lebanese Hezbollah may also be involved in fighting anti-Assad units. At the other end of

folly of a `game- changing' intervention. Such a course of action must have the magnitude to tip the balance in favor of the rebels and accelerate Assad's downfall. Those opposed to intervention represent a spectrum of opinions. Some are pacifists who oppose all wars. Others are political orphans o