Will the world learn from the futility of rapprochement with Syria’s Assad?

For eight years, the Syrian civil war appeared over. Turkish-backed rebel fighters held their lines, but Bashar Assad’s regime controlled most major cities. Though Syria might not have been united under a single government, Assad’s adversaries considered the war over. Many in Congress considered Assad anathema, but even his Arab adversaries had begun to consider […].   Read More in Red Pill NOWlej.