We don't need to be involved with a solution. Let them kill one another.No one has yet defined the problem. So how can there be a solution.
Correct.
Unfortunately, the entities which seek to topple Assad are close US allies : Israhell and Saudi Arabia.
contum---------where is the arena of war between Syria and Saudi arabia?
Punishing Assad and friends
Proponents of this theory point to a Sept. 11 meeting between US Secretary of State John Kerry and Saudi King Abdullah at his palace on the Red Sea. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, it was during that meeting that a deal was hammered out between Kerry and Abdullah. In it, the Saudis would support Syrian airstrikes against Islamic State (ISIS), in exchange for Washington backing the Saudis in toppling Assad.
If in fact a deal was struck, it would make sense, considering the long-simmering rivalry between Saudi Arabia and its chief rival in the region: Iran. By opposing Syria, Abdullah grabs the opportunity to strike a blow against Iran, which he sees as a powerful regional rival due to its nuclear ambitions, its support for militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah, and its alliance with Syria, which it provides with weapons and funding. The two nations are also divided by religion, with the majority of Saudis following the Sunni version of Islam, and most Iranians considering themselves Shi’ites.
“The conflict is now a full-blown proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, which is playing out across the region,” Reuters reported on Dec. 15. “Both sides increasingly see their rivalry as a winner-take-all conflict: if the Shi’ite Hezbollah gains an upper hand in Lebanon, then the Sunnis of Lebanon—and by extension, their Saudi patrons—lose a round to Iran. If a Shi’ite-led government solidifies its control of Iraq, then Iran will have won another round.”
The Saudis know the Iranians are vulnerable on the oil price. Experts say the country needs $140 a barrel oil to balance its budget; at sub-$60 prices, the Saudis succeed in pressuring Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamanei, possibly containing its nuclear ambitions and making the country more pliable to the West, which has the power to reduce or lift sanctions if Iran cooperates.
Adding credence to this theory, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told a Cabinet meeting earlier this month that the fall in oil prices was “politically motivated” and a “conspiracy against the interests of the region, the Muslim people and the Muslim world.”
you have anything new? You certainly left out lots. Iran is-----for the past several years and right now-------building forces in Yemen-----for the PURPOSE
OF INVADING SAUDI ARABIA -----an agenda that the ASSADS enthusiastically
support. That agenda is not theoretical Yemen has been swimming in blood
drawn by IRANIAN PROXIES for years------well armed and well supported ----thosuands of Yemenis lie dead in the streets -----all in preparation for an invasion
of Saudi arabia ------endorsed by the assads------you expect Saudi arabia to kiss
their asses? As to ROUHANI's comment-------it is typical mosque chit chat-----
all non muslims are the ENEMEEEEEES OF ISLAAAAAM and in constant
conspiracy against ISLAM AND ALLAH. I heard all about in mosques before
the police had them under surveillance------ie long before 9-11-01. The Christians do it----the joooos do it and even the HINDOOOOS do it