The World waits; will America strike Syria or Not?

With the Recent use of Deadly chemicals in the Syrian war which led to the Loss of about 1400 lives mainly consisting of women and Children, this has caused an uproar from different Nations. France was the first to cry out against the beastly act, believing that such act must be let to go without an action to deter other nations from trying it and this led to the sending of United Nations personnel to visit the sites to ascertain what actually happened, upon their arrival they were welcomed on the first day by snipper attack on their convoy as they got set to set out to see the site of the Chemical attacks where there was a claim that the Sarine nerve gas was used, the UN Observers have since left with all the evidence they could lay their hands on and the world waits for their findings.
Outside the United Nations, America, Britain, European Union also raised their voice against the attack with a strong readiness to attack the Syrian Government whom they say is responsible for the Strike, David Cameron went ahead to gather support from the British Parliament to send soldiers down to Syria which was strongly voted against, Russia too has been strongly against any form of attack against the Assad led Government and has taken a strong stand as the protector of Syria, ready to retaliate if any Nation sttsckd without strong proof that the Government is responsible with a keen interest on what the UN investigation will come up with as deciding factor but  also stated that if it's will join others to unleash terror on the Syrian Government if there is proof that it's responsible for the attack.

Obama failed to get international agreement for an attack on Syria at the summit in St Petersburg. The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, claimed that a majority of the G20 opposed any US-led intervention, and gave no ground by continuing to insist that the chemical weapons attacks were a provocation by Syrian rebels designed to win international backing for an attack on the Assad regime.
David Cameron warned that the world could not "contract out" its morality to a Russian veto at the UN security council over its response to the poison gas attack which killed hundreds in a Damascus suburb.
He claimed that those who blamed Bashar al-Assad's government and backed a strike against the regime had "far the better of the argument".
Putin declared that any attack without a UN resolution would "violate the law", indicating that he was ready to give further military assistance to the Assad regime if it were attacked.
"Will we help Syria? We will. And we are already helping – we send arms, we co-operate in the economic sphere," he said.
The Russian president blames the chemical attack on anti-regime "militants" hoping for support from the outside world, which Cameron said was "impossible to believe".

America has been the Champion behind calls for an attack on the Assad led Government of Syria, with an non-ascertained confidence that the Government is responsible for, but all moves by President Obama to gather support from other Nations has met obstacles here and there, bama failed to get international agreement for an attack on Syria at the summit in St Petersburg. The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, claimed that a majority of the G20 opposed any US-led intervention, and gave no ground by continuing to insist that the chemical weapons attacks were a provocation by Syrian rebels designed to win international backing for an attack on the Assad regime. US Secretary of State John Kerry was in a meeting with the Arab league to garner support from them but Iran has made it clear that if America dares to interfere in the Syrian crisis that they will go as far attacking  President Obamas family and American facilities worldwide.
The President of the Syrian Nation has told both American and German media that he was not even aware of any such Chemical attack was not responsible for any of the attacks, asking America to release any proof of his involvement if there be any. The American people and the world wait for the vote from the US congress on Wednesday which will decide if America will intervene or not, time will tell how the cookie crumbles.
T.B. Joshua said that any attack on Syria will kick start a chain reaction that will cause serious turmoil in the region that will last for a long time, and with any attack on Syria supporting Taliban and other Terrorist groups fighting the Assad Government we too are watching and waiting to see which side of the coin will see  the light of day

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