First, there was the red line that wasn't really a red line on Syrian chemical weapons.  Then Russia stepped in and brokered a deal with President Assad to get rid of all Syria's chemical weapons.  The U.N. and Obama administration said in December 2013 that all that country's stockpile of chemical munitions had been destroyed. But it turns out that's not entirely accurate. In fact, it's not accurate at all.  House Foreign Affairs chairman Ed Royce will announce today that at least 29 instances of the Syrian government using chlorine gas have been documented. Washington Times: Mr. Royce, a California Republican, will open the hearing by asserting that Syrian President Bashar Assad’s forces have recently “stepped up” the use of such bombs on innocent civilians in opposition-controlled areas, particularly in and around the northeastern Syrian city of Idlib near the war-torn nation’s border with...(Read Full Post)