Submitted on Wednesday 11th April 2018
Rejected on Tuesday 17th April 2018
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Any decision to go to war must be debated and put before parliament for a vote.
The recent chemical attack in Syria is an atrocity that should be investigated by the OPCW/UN and the culprits punished following UN resolutions. Donald Trump, Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron must not be allowed to subvert the UN or the will of their peoples by going to war without our consent.
"The US, UK and France have agreed to work together and are believed to be preparing for a military strike in response to the alleged chemical attack at the weekend." (BBC website, 11/04/18)
"Theresa May looks ready to join military action against the Assad regime in Syria without first seeking parliamentary consent, well-placed sources have told the BBC" (BBC website, 11/04/18).
Theresa May is rushing into military confrontation with Russia, in what amounts to a proxy war, without concrete proof of who carried out chemical attacks - indeed they look likely to target chemical weapons factories which would potentially release large amounts of chemicals and kill who knows how many innocent people.
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