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That is the task of Tillerson.

The point is that Tillerson DID NOT MAKE THE CASE FOR THIS ACTION. He did not convince or persuade. He has not established a bond with the Trump movement.

He has an opportunity now to convince and persuade. He better do it on the Sunday news shows.

The map proves nothing.

We are the jury.

We decide if Tillerson is telling the truth or not.

So far, he’s not convincing.

And with the corruption in the deep state, Tillerson may himself have been duped by bad intel handed to him.

Here’s an excerpt from an excellent article about Assad and his possible motives. As I previously mentioned, dictators don’t always act in their own best interests. Sometimes their paranoia gets the upper hand, and they end up destroying themselves, a la Saddam Hussein:

‘It took the Russians nearly 48 hours to come up with what they believed might be a plausible argument — for the gullible, at least. Essentially acknowledging Syrian aircraft in the region, they said a Syrian rocket hit a warehouse where the rebels were stockpiling chemical weapons. The chemicals then leaked, killing the civilians in Khan Sheikhoun. So far at least, most governmentsand the UN have rejected the story as unconvincing and fabricated. In practical terms, nerve gas dissipates fairly quickly and is not persistent — and there is scant evidence that the rebels in Syria have any. And that would not account for the subsequent attack on a hospital treating victims of the Sarin attack.’