because right now they just are afraid of syria imploding, but you get those chemical weapons out of there the consequences aren't as dire. however, i don't think they're going to do anything in the administration until all of the chemical weapons are out, until the peace conference scheduled for january in geneva has run its course. >> i would agree with david, syria will be a story. it's going to be the story for the next decade or more to come. because of the consequences for the region. i think david's prediction there in terms of lack of action may be right. there is opportunity, there have been numerous opportunities over almost three years of conflict now. but we do know january 22, something will happen in switzerland with theism's talks. but the question is still, who is going to show up to the table. assad has not shown him to be the statesman that people thought he might be able to be with the russians pushing him towards the table. u.s. still doesn't want iran at the negotiating table but their influence has increased in sear california the u.s. has decided instead of pic

when tunisia has the revolution, it implodes, syria explodes, goes out.ties are connected to communities around it. there's one way to fix syria and i think only one way to fix syria. an international peace force has to go in, take over the country, take down the bad guys. and create a political transition that will allow citizenship to emerge, probably a 20 to 0-year project. and because everyone knows that, no one wants to take it on alone. ultimately the community will have to do it, i believe, because syria's such a keystone for the whole region. you'll have a little afghanistan now with crazy really out of control jihadists coming in and out of syria going back to their home countries. right on israel's border. ultimately, i think that's probably where we'll have to go. but right now, nobody wants to step up to the challenge. >> with the way it played out, we felt like, you know, we had accomplished something in terms of, you know, like maybe we do, maybe we don't get neutralized all those chemical weapons. but in the process, the misery didn't chang

the poorest countries in the world seeing iraq just imploding they recognize that even if we wanted to do something to help people for example in syria that u.s. military intervention is not the answer. we're all on the same wavelength here kayla one of the most depressing stories i read this year was a very interesting report i didn't bring the woman's name with me but the amount of the level of domestic violence is going to increase in the united states because of veterans coming home not getting pop proper treatment being under-diagnosed and just essential to being forgotten by the veterans administration but the the level of domestic violence murder self-inflicted wounds i think it's like i don't know what every hour every two hours a veteran commits suicide in the united states i mean this is again one of the but long terms affects of these wars here because if you use it you you mention that this fourth generation of feminism in what we would call the third world at one time but there still may be another wave of violence coming to the united states because of foreign wars. i'm not sure that the connection is as clear as articl

the poorest countries in the world seeing iraq just imploding they recognize that even if we wanted to do something to help people for example in syria that u.s. military intervention is not the answer. we're all the same wavelength here kayla one of the most depressing stories i read this year was a very interesting report i didn't bring the woman's name with me but the amount of the level of domestic violence is going to increase in the united states because of veterans coming home not getting pop proper treatment being under-diagnosed and just essential to being forgotten by the veterans administration but the the level of domestic violence murder self-inflicted wounds i think it's like i don't know what every hour every two hours a veteran commits suicide in the united states i mean this is again one of the long terms affects of these wars here because if you sit you you mentioned that this fourth generation of feminism in what we would call the third world at one time but there still may be another wave of violence coming to the united states because of foreign wars. i'm not sure that the connection is as clear as article you re

the poorest countries in the world seeing iraq just imploding they recognize that even if we wanted to do something to help people for example in syria that u.s. military intervention is not the answer. we're all on the same wavelength here kayla one of the most depressing stories i read this year was a very interesting report i didn't bring the woman's name with me but the amount of the level of domestic violence is going to increase in the united states because of veterans coming home not getting pop proper treatment being under-diagnosed and just essential to being forgotten by the veterans administration but the the level of domestic violence murder self-inflicted wounds i think it's like i don't know what every hour every two hours a veteran commits suicide in the united states i mean this is again one of the that long terms affects of these wars here because it used to you you mentioned the fourth generation of feminism in what we would call the third world at one time but there still may be another wave of violence coming to the united states because of foreign wars. i'm not sure that the connection is as clear as article you