Dış politika uzmanları Obama’yı Esad’ın kimyasal saldırılarına karşılık vermeye çağırıyor.


Yetmişbir eski ABD yöneticisi ve dış politika uzmanı, Başkan Obama’yı geniş ölçüde kimyasal silâh kullanan Suriye’li diktatör Beşar El-Esad’a kesin bir karşılık vermeye çağıran partiler üstü bir açık mektubu imzaladı. Bu grup, Suriye içindeki ılımlı muhaliflerin eğitilmesi ve silahlandırılması yanında Esad rejimi ayakta tutan varlıklara doğrudan askerî saldırıları öneriyor.

Grup mektupta , “Esad’ın kimyasal silâhlarla gittikçe artan saldırılarının karşılıksız kalması Amerika’nın kırmızı çizgilerinin boş bir tehdit olduğunu dünyaya gösterecek” diyerek uyarıyor. “Sizin kaçınılmaz dediğiniz Esad sonrası Suriye’nin temellerine şekil vermeye yardımcı olmak ve etkilemek, ve Esad rejiminin acımasız saldırılarını sonlandırmak için ABD’nin anlamlı ve kesin hareketinin zamanı gelmiştir.”

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http://www.foreignpolicyi.org/content/foreign-policy-experts-urge-president-obama-respond-assads-chemical-attack#sthash.Py59PoUU.dpuf

ABD’nin kullanmayı planladığı “Cruise Missile” ın en etken şekli, Suriye içindeki elemanların, ajanların yerleştirdikleri “Laser” hedef belirleyiciler olacak. Eni, boyu 10 santimetreyi geçmeyen ufak kutular bu hedef belirleyiciler.

Tanesi 1 milyon dolar olan bu füzeleri yapan şirketlerin hisse senetleri dün borsada yükseldi. Herhalde yatırımcılar umutlu, ABD donanmasının birkaç yüz tane sallayacağı beklentisindeler.

Böylece kimyasal silahları kimin kullandığının kanıtları da silinmiş olacak.

Mektubun tam metni ve imzacılar listesi:

August 27, 2013

The Honorable Barack Obama
President of the United States of America
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has once again violated your red line, using chemical weapons to kill as many as 1,400 people in the suburbs of Damascus. You have said that large-scale use of chemical weapons in Syria would implicate “core national interests,” including “making sure that weapons of mass destruction are not proliferating, as well as needing to protect our allies [and] our bases in the region.” The world—including Iran, North Korea, and other potential aggressors who seek or possess weapons of mass of destruction—is now watching to see how you respond.

We urge you to respond decisively by imposing meaningful consequences on the Assad regime. At a minimum, the United States, along with willing allies and partners, should use standoff weapons and airpower to target the Syrian dictatorship’s military units that were involved in the recent large-scale use of chemical weapons. It should also provide vetted moderate elements of Syria’s armed opposition with the military support required to identify and strike regime units armed with chemical weapons.

Moreover, the United States and other willing nations should consider direct military strikes against the pillars of the Assad regime. The objectives should be not only to ensure that Assad’s chemical weapons no longer threaten America, our allies in the region or the Syrian people, but also to deter or destroy the Assad regime’s airpower and other conventional military means of committing atrocities against civilian non-combatants. At the same time, the United States should accelerate efforts to vet, train, and arm moderate elements of Syria’s armed opposition, with the goal of empowering them to prevail against both the Assad regime and the growing presence of Al Qaeda-affiliated and other extremist rebel factions in the country.

Left unanswered, the Assad regime’s mounting attacks with chemical weapons will show the world that America’s red lines are only empty threats. It is a dangerous and destabilizing message that will surely come to haunt us—one that will certainly embolden Iran’s efforts to develop nuclear weapons capability despite your repeated warnings that doing so is unacceptable. It is therefore time for the United States to take meaningful and decisive actions to stem the Assad regime’s relentless aggression, and help shape and influence the foundations for the post-Assad Syria that you have said is inevitable.

Sincerely,

Ammar Abdulhamid
Ambassador Robert G. Joseph
Elliott Abrams
Dr. Robert Kagan
Dr. Fouad Ajami
Lawrence F. Kaplan
Michael Allen J
ames Kirchick
Dr. Michael Auslin
Irina Krasovskaya
Gary Bauer
Dr. William Kristol
Paul Berman
Bernard-Henri Levy
Max Boot
Dr. Robert J. Lieber
Ellen Bork
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman
Ambassador L. Paul Bremer
Tod Lindberg
Matthew R. J. Brodsky
Mary Beth Long
Dr. Eliot A. Cohen
Dr. Thomas G. Mahnken
Senator Norm Coleman
Dr. Michael Makovsky
Ambassador William Courtney
Ann Marlowe
Seth Cropsey
Clifford D. May
James S. Denton
Dr. Alan Mendoza
Paula A. DeSutter
David A. Merkel
Dr. Larry Diamond
Dr. Joshua Muravchik
Dr. Paula J. Dobriansky
Ambassador Andrew Natsios
Thomas Donnelly
Governor Tim Pawlenty
Dr. Michael Doran
Martin Peretz
Mark Dubowitz
Danielle Pletka
Dr. Colin Dueck
Dr. David Pollock
Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt
Arch Puddington
Ambassador Eric S. Edelman
Karl Rove
Douglas J. Feith
Randy Scheunemann
Reuel Marc Gerecht
Dan Senor
Abe Greenwald
Ambassador John Shattuck
Christopher J. Griffin
Lee Smith
John P. Hannah
Henry D. Sokolski
Dr. Jeffrey Herf
James Traub
Peter R. Huessy
Ambassador Mark D. Wallace
Dr. William Inboden
Michael Weiss
Bruce Pitcairn Jackson
Leon Wieseltier
Ash Jain
Khawla Yusuf
Dr. Kenneth Jensen
Robert Zarate
Allison Johnson
Dr. Radwan Ziadeh