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Tabler is Washington Institute for Near East Policy Senior Fellow.
Andrew Exum says "Lock up the WMDs."
He favors aiding insurgents, publicizing "regime atrocities," exerting more international pressure, having military options ready, and containing possible spread of "chemical or biological weapons...."
Exum is a Center for a New American Security senior fellow.
Foreign Policy excluded peace advocates. Analysts knowing Western-recruited insurgents ravage Syria, not Assad, weren't invited.
Hawks favoring regime change were featured. Readers weren't told what's going on, what's at stake, and what's planned.
Last year, Gaddafi was treated the same way. Intervention left Libya a charnel house. Violence still rages. Conflict resolution is distant at best.
Pro-Western puppets head an interim government. Change won't follow upcoming elections. Washington intends treating Syrians the same way.
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