Some people working with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum had a desire to whitewash former President Barack Obama for his inaction vis-à-vis the conflict in Syria. They colored a new study offered by the museum so it read, “A variety of factors, which were more or less fixed, made it very difficult from the beginning for the US government to take effective action to prevent atrocities in Syria, even compared with other challenging policy contexts.”
The study was to be introduced publicly on September 11; it was supervised by former Obama NSC and intelligence officer Cameron Hudson, who now serves as director of the Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide.
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