The Most Rev Justin Welby insisted that MPs must ask themselves whether they are “sure” about the facts on the ground before acting amid a “really delicate and dangerous situation”.
Archbishop Welby, who spent several years promoting reconciliation in war zones in Africa and the Middle East, insisted that there were “numerous intermediate steps” between doing nothing and full regime change in Syria which could be considered.
But speaking to The Daily Telegraph, he acknowledged that there was no “good answer” to the crisis in Syria and that a simple solution “just doesn’t exist”.
I suppose he would have us discuss the problem for 20 years or so before making any kind of decision.
IMHO, discussing the problem for 20 years would be a better option than going to war on the basis of questionable evidence and possibly forming an alliance with the Muslim Brotherhood abd Al-Qaeda.
My mistake “abd Al-Qaeda” should be “and or Al-Qaeda”.