In order to decide whether President Trump is doing the right thing in Syria, you have to

understand the nature of the conflict in that region.

The fighting in Syria began on Tuesday, March 15, 2011, after taking Monday off to rest

from the previous 2026 years of fighting before that.

Forces rose up opposed to Bashar al-Assad demanding that the murderous dictator be replaced

by a different murderous dictator because it was unfair al-Assad to not let other psychopaths

have their proper turn.

At this point, then President Barack Obama made a speech that used the first person pronoun

I, 273 times, with the rest of the speech being rounded out by only seven other words.

In response, the Islamist terrorist group ISIS took over most of the Middle East, where

upon Obama punished the group by repeatedly calling them ISIL, which he thought would

really get on their nerves.

He then declared there would be a red line in Syria, and if anyone crossed that red line

by using poison gas, he would call them ISIL as well.

This stern threat briefly ended the fighting, among those who had been killed by poison

gas.

Now, ISIS is composed of the Sunni wing of the Islamic religion, which believes in slaughtering

everyone in sight, as opposed to the Shiite wing, which believes in slaughtering everyone

within striking business.

The Salafi wing, which believes in his slaughtering everyone it can find, and of course, the Sushi

wing, which believes in eating uncooked fish, and is therefore regarded as particularly

ill-bred.

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