Your View: Nothing makes sense about Syrian gas attack  Brushing
aside the Syrian offer to allow U.N. inspections of suspected
chemical-weapons sites, the Obama administration accuses the
Assad government of attacking civilians with poison gas. There
is "very little doubt."  The administration's media allies are
doing their part to terrify Americans into supporting another
war of aggression. For instance, on May 27, ABC news anchor
Diane Sawyer breathlessly asked, "Could this man attack America
with chemical weapons?" while an appropriately sinister
photograph of Syrian President Bashar Assad was shown.  Sawyer's
question is no more realistic than asking if the aliens who
crashed at Roswell will return to murder us in our beds with
their photon torpedoes.  We've heard this story before. At the
U.N. Security Council in February 2003, Secretary of State Colin
Powell assured the world that his claims about Iraq's WMD and
its links to Al-Qaida were "based on solid intelligence," and
later Defense Secretary Donald