You are the one with the facts. You should know why.Originally Posted by mathyou8
After many years of existence Syria decides to engineer its own demise.
Last edited by themacedonian; 12-23-2011 at 03:56 PM.
Oh please. The day after the Arab observer mission arrivesYou are the one with the facts. You should know why.
After many years of existence Syria decides to engineer its own demise.
Its not unthinkable that Assad would blow a few of his people up (which he obviously cares so much for
Syrian government closed off streets to attacked Government complexes hours before attack:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/midd...s-live-updates
there you have it. /case closed. for those that see reason, that is.
to show the world how evil da "terrorist" are?
also I see there is people starting to post stuff from pages like presstv,just like the libya thread whit the gadaffi lovers,here we come again
What is? When one gets information about possible attacks from Lebanon one increases security around potential targets.
The renegade Free Syrian Army has denied responsibility for the attacks and many activists, including a member of the opposition Syrian National Council, expressed scepticism about the official account of the blasts. They pointed to a variety of reasons for their doubts, including the speedy conclusion that the bombs were caused by al-Qaida, the coincidence of the presence of the Arab League Observers and the fact that they happened in a high-security area. There were also unconfirmed reports of roads being closed before the blasts and a lack of reaction by security forces. The former Lebanese prime minster Saad Hariri, whose father was assassinated in 2005, claimed the bombings were "engineered" by the Assad's regime.
Coincidence of Arab League Observers? Was this a secret the arrival was announced before that.
If the security forces react then they are killing innocent people if they don't react then they are complicit in their own bombing.
They are terrorist. Didn't you see enough killing in Libya you are eager to see more? Where does it end?
that is right here we go again. Same BS over and over again.
Just like in Iraq beside the Baath party insurgents there was Al-Qaeda, there were Shiite extremists as well. In Syria it is not only the "free Libya army" there are other groups as well. But it does not matter because the enemy to my enemy is my friend even if they are terrorist.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/s...,4888813.story
"If the requirement is that we drop all reference to violence coming from extreme opposition, that's not going to happen," Churkin told reporters.
"If they expect us to have arms embargo, that's not going to happen," he said. "We know what arms embargo means these days. It means that - we saw it in Libya - that you cannot supply weapons to the government but everybody else can supply weapons to various opposition groups."
Western envoys have said they would like to see a U.N. arms embargo imposed on Syria. They also reject the idea of equating Syria's opposition with the government security forces, who they say have been responsible for most of the violence.
The problem with the Russians is that they chicken out when push comes to shove like in Kosovo.
They have interests in Syria (like the naval base)that will not allow them to go against Assad ,so even if Assad will kill all his people,the Russians will not support sanctions against him,not to mention a military strike...
Does that make it a FACT that he did it? nopeOh please. The day after the Arab observer mission arrives
Its not unthinkable that Assad would blow a few of his people up (which he obviously cares so much for
There is more to it. Some countries do have genuine relations.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/salman...b_1154477.html
The Russian Orthodox Church also has close historical ties with Syria's Christian community, based largely in the country's two largest and most important cities, Damascus and Aleppo. Some 70 percent of Syria's citizens follow the Russian church and its leader, Patriarch Kirill, who, in a bid to stop the violence, visited Damascus in early November. The continued efforts of the Church, which has extensive ties to Christians in Syria, may provide the best reassurance to this community of trusting change in Syria. Such ties would be useful in any future transition in the country.
I am not sure where they got this 70% number but Syria has a significant christian population. After the orthodox christians have been abandoned by the west in Egypt and Iraq someone should make stand for them. But once again Russia does tend to chicken out.
shouldnt you be on some commie forum somewhere?
im just asking. cuz im seeing a lot of semi-irrational people on here on a daily basis.
lolwut?
Clarify how we 'abandoned' them.
funny this is coming from one of the gadaffi lovers in the libya thread
Last edited by Tropical_ulcer; 12-24-2011 at 06:45 AM.
Syria's Muslim Brotherhood says it was behind double suicide bombing in central Damascus which left 44 people dead - AFP
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