Syria peace talks grind towards pivotal Assad question

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It will be interesting to see what these delegates come up with once they get over their discomfort.


Syria peace talks grind towards pivotal Assad question
GENEVA | BY TOM MILES AND SULEIMAN AL-KHALIDI




The Syrian government's delegation leaded by Bashar al-Jaafari attends a news conference after a meeting on Syria at the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, in this March 16, 2016 file photo.
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Syrian government negotiators at Geneva peace talks are coming under unaccustomed pressure to discuss something far outside their comfort zone: the fate of President Bashar al-Assad. And they are doing their best to avoid it.

U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura describes Syria's political transition as "the mother of all issues" and, emboldened by the Russian and U.S. muscle that brought the participants to the negotiating table, he refuses to drop the subject.

After a week of talks in Geneva, he praised the opposition for the depth of their ideas, but criticised the veteran diplomats on the government side for getting bogged down.

"The government is currently focussing very much on principles, which are necessary in any type of common ground on the transition," he said. "But I hope next week, and I have been saying so to them, that we will get their opinion, their details on how they see the political transition taking place."

Arguments over Assad's fate were a major cause of the failure of previous U.N. peace efforts in 2012 and 2014 to end a civil war that has now lasted five years, killed more than 250,000 people and caused a refugee crisis.

The main opposition, along with the United States and other Western nations, has long insisted any peace deal must include his departure from power, while the Syrian government and Russia have said there is no such clause in the international agreements that underwrite the peace process.

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Syria peace talks grind towards pivotal Assad question

 

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Syrian government negotiators at Geneva peace talks are coming under unaccustomed pressure to discuss something far outside their comfort zone: the fate of President Bashar al-Assad. And they are doing their best to avoid it.

Blatant misinformation. They don´t avoid it but they exclude it.

“Our talks do not give any indication whatsoever with regard to the issue of the President of the Syrian Arab Republic. This is something already excluded.
We believe that a week and a half has been wasted." Jaafari said.

 

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"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

 

[Sally]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

 

[Bleipriester]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

 

[Sally]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

 

[Bleipriester]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

 

[Sally]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

 

[Bleipriester]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

More nonsense. How to negotiate with with marauding terrorists (peaceful protesters in western words)?
And BTW, the protesters demands were accepted: The state of emergency was lifted. But many protesters turned violent and had their western supplied arms already prepared:
State TV says Syrian military starts to leave Daraa
So we see, you are just a bag full of propaganda lies.

 

[Sally]

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

More nonsense. How to negotiate with with marauding terrorists (peaceful protesters in western words)?
And BTW, the protesters demands were accepted: The state of emergency was lifted. But many protesters turned violent and had their western supplied arms already prepared:
State TV says Syrian military starts to leave Daraa
So we see, you are just a bag full of propaganda lies.

As much as you would like to believe otherwise, there were plenty of witnesses to see the people protesting peacefully. And then they saw these peaceful protesters being moved down. Have you ever thought that you are the one who is a bag full of propaganda lies, lies because you can't bear to have anything said derogatory about your boyfriend?

Now instead of dragging up articles from your by now morbidly obese fat computer that are over two years old, try to bring up more up-to-date ones.

 

[Bleipriester]

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

More nonsense. How to negotiate with with marauding terrorists (peaceful protesters in western words)?
And BTW, the protesters demands were accepted: The state of emergency was lifted. But many protesters turned violent and had their western supplied arms already prepared:
State TV says Syrian military starts to leave Daraa
So we see, you are just a bag full of propaganda lies.

As much as you would like to believe otherwise, there were plenty of witnesses to see the people protesting peacefully. And then they saw these peaceful protesters being moved down. Have you ever thought that you are the one who is a bag full of propaganda lies, lies because you can't bear to have anything said derogatory about your boyfriend?

Now instead of dragging up articles from your by now morbidly obese fat computer that are over two years old, try to bring up more up-to-date ones.

No evidence for your claim?

 

[Bleipriester]

Assad: Syrian Army gains will ensure political deal at peace talks

H. E. President Dr. Bashar al-Assad. Backed by the Syrian people he withstands a massive foreign organized and led years-long pseudo-insurgency and will restore peace and security to all of Syria, politically and military. Kicking Obaby´s arse, he remains in office when Ubumu must go.
​

"During an interview with a Russian news agency yesterday (Tuesday), Bashar al-Assad stressed the importance of the Syrian military’s advances: “The Syrian Arab Army’s successes and its strong support from Russia will help accelerate a political settlement to the country’s civil war”."

Assad: Syrian Army gains will ensure political deal at peace talks

​

 

[waltky]

How can there be peace with Assad left in office??
http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/...sads-fate-may-halt-syria-peace-talks---agency
Moscow's call not to discuss Assad's fate may halt Syria peace talks - agency
Wednesday 30th March, 2016 -
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's future should be the main topic of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, and Moscow's call not to discuss this aims at undermining the negotiations, Interfax news agency quoted a Syrian opposition figure as saying on Tuesday.

Moscow's position that Assad's future should not be discussed at the moment has found understanding in Washington, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov has said.

"It is obvious that this statement aims to stop the process of negotiations and to deprive the High Negotiating Council of any hope to continue the talks," Riad Nassan Agha, a member of the opposition High Negotiations Committee, told Interfax, commenting on Ryabkov's words.

"What else are we going to discuss if we are not going to discuss Assad's fate?" he said.

Moscow's call not to discuss Assad's fate may halt Syria peace talks - agency

 

[Bleipriester]

How can there be peace with Assad left in office??
Moscow's call not to discuss Assad's fate may halt Syria peace talks - agency
Wednesday 30th March, 2016 -
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's future should be the main topic of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, and Moscow's call not to discuss this aims at undermining the negotiations, Interfax news agency quoted a Syrian opposition figure as saying on Tuesday.

Moscow's position that Assad's future should not be discussed at the moment has found understanding in Washington, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov has said.

"It is obvious that this statement aims to stop the process of negotiations and to deprive the High Negotiating Council of any hope to continue the talks," Riad Nassan Agha, a member of the opposition High Negotiations Committee, told Interfax, commenting on Ryabkov's words.

"What else are we going to discuss if we are not going to discuss Assad's fate?" he said.

Moscow's call not to discuss Assad's fate may halt Syria peace talks - agency

 

[Bleipriester]

President Assad on federalism, transition, political process to RIA Novosti and Sputnik:
"Ultimately, of course, we as a state say that we agree to whatever the Syrian people agree to."

Following is the full text of the first part of the interview:
President al-Assad to RIA Novosti and Sputnik: Syria is not prepared for federalism

 

[Sally]

No matter what you and your cohorts want to believe, there are moderates who would like to see this Civil War ended so that the people and the country can get back on their feet again. If your boyfriend could have negotiated with these moderates at the very beginning instead of having his police force mow down the protesters, there wouldn't be hundreds of thousands killed and millions who are displaced or who are living in refugee camps (people who you have shown no concern for as long as your boyfriend's reputation remains sterling).

bla bla bla

The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

More nonsense. How to negotiate with with marauding terrorists (peaceful protesters in western words)?
And BTW, the protesters demands were accepted: The state of emergency was lifted. But many protesters turned violent and had their western supplied arms already prepared:
State TV says Syrian military starts to leave Daraa
So we see, you are just a bag full of propaganda lies.

As much as you would like to believe otherwise, there were plenty of witnesses to see the people protesting peacefully. And then they saw these peaceful protesters being moved down. Have you ever thought that you are the one who is a bag full of propaganda lies, lies because you can't bear to have anything said derogatory about your boyfriend?

Now instead of dragging up articles from your by now morbidly obese fat computer that are over two years old, try to bring up more up-to-date ones.

No evidence for your claim?

So many articles about his boyfriend's police mowing down the peaceful protesters, and he wants evidence to this claim. He must think everyone who were witnesses to see what went on must have been blind.

By the way, just count your lucky stars that the Russians were around to help your boyfriend.

 

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The Syrian government was always open for negotiations but not what you call moderates:
Syrian opposition splintered ahead of peace talks | The Seattle Times

So, Little Man, you felt you had to pull up an article from December of 2013? Are you even aware that it is now the end of March in the year 2016? The bottom line is that if Assad would have negotiated at the very beginning instead of having his police mow the protesto\ers down, there would not be thousands and thousands of people dead, thousands and thousands wounded, and millions displaced or in refugee camps. However, it is realized that tyrants hate to give up any of their power.

The Little Man must save every article in his computer written about his boyfriend and his regime since the start of this conflict. By now, he should make an appointment at Weight Watchers for his computer because you can imagine how it is bulging. One think the readers must have picked up by now. The Little Man is not interested in anything else which is happening in the Middle East. He even stays up to post about his boyfriend and his regimes when it is the bewitching hours in Germany.

Here is an article written this month.

Syrian opposition says no common ground with government proposals in talks

More nonsense. How to negotiate with with marauding terrorists (peaceful protesters in western words)?
And BTW, the protesters demands were accepted: The state of emergency was lifted. But many protesters turned violent and had their western supplied arms already prepared:
State TV says Syrian military starts to leave Daraa
So we see, you are just a bag full of propaganda lies.

As much as you would like to believe otherwise, there were plenty of witnesses to see the people protesting peacefully. And then they saw these peaceful protesters being moved down. Have you ever thought that you are the one who is a bag full of propaganda lies, lies because you can't bear to have anything said derogatory about your boyfriend?

Now instead of dragging up articles from your by now morbidly obese fat computer that are over two years old, try to bring up more up-to-date ones.

No evidence for your claim?

So many articles about his boyfriend's police mowing down the peaceful protesters, and he wants evidence to this claim. He must think everyone who were witnesses to see what went on must have been blind.

By the way, just count your lucky stars that the Russians were around to help your boyfriend.

What overwhelming evidence!

 

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"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

Of course, that is just an opinion that there are no "moderate" rebels. Have you thought that he feels his back is against the wall in this so he is putting down all opposition?

semantics is all that Baathist sluts have

 

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Al-Jaafari describes talks with de Mistura in Geneva as “constructive and useful”

Here is what the coming talks will be about:

"Geneva, SANA-The delegation of the Syrian Arab Republic to the intra-Syrian dialogue in Geneva held a session of talks on Friday with the UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura at the UN headquarters in Geneva.

Head of the delegation Dr. Bashar al-Jaafari described the talks in a press statement as “constructive and useful”.

“The delegation discussed with de Mistura the paper of basic principles on the political solution in Syria that he submitted on the last day of the previous round of talks,” he added.

“Today we submitted to de Mistura our amendments to his paper and requested that he study them and put them forth for other parties to review,” he said, adding that the two sides agreed to discuss the amendments during the next session scheduled for Monday at 11:00 am.

Al-Jaafari said de Mistura and his team will use the weekend break to thoroughly study the paper so as to come up with a stance regarding the amendments on Monday.

Al-Jafari said the delegation arrived in Geneva after taking part in the recently-held People’s Assembly elections."

Al-Jaafari describes talks with de Mistura in Geneva as “constructive and useful” – Syrian Arab News Agency

 

[Freeman]

"Opposition" still did not discuss the issues they agreed opon in the forefield.

There are no “moderate” rebels, all are terrorists: Ja’afari

"The head of Syrian delegation to Geneva, Bashar al-Jaafari, refused to call armed opposition in Syria “moderates”, stressing that all these militants are terrorists.
Talking to reporters following meeting with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, Jaafari slammed what he called discrimination against Syrian people.
“How come there aren’t armed moderate opposition groups active on French, British, and US soil that are sponsored by other states? Why this discrimination against the Syrian people?”

“When terrorism is active in Syria against Syrians, they call it moderate opposition or jihadists and so on, and they don’t call them terrorists, but when they return to the states from which they came, they become terrorists,” Sana news agency quoted Jaafari as saying.
Al-Jaafari also said that the delegation explained to de Mistura the threat posed by the Wahabism which is source of the extremist Takfiri mentality that threatens the whole world, noting that Al Qaeda’s ideology is based on the Wahabi ideology.
The head of the delegation added that they haven’t received any response so far from the other sides on the “political solution for the crisis” document which was presented to de Mistura, who promised that the response would be available on Wednesday or Thursday.
“What the Saudi delegation says in statements or leaks about the presidency position isn’t worthy of a response, because this matter is not up for discussion and wasn’t included in any paper or the documents related to this dialogue,” he stressed, adding that the delegation hasn’t received from de Mistura any official document or paper from any side involved in the intra-Syrian dialogue.
Al-Jaafari also voiced surprise over the irresponsible discourse of some sides regarding the legislative elections in which Syrians elect their representatives at the People’s Assembly.
“We don’t know until now how is representing the opposition delegation and who is the expert and who is the consultant, and this is a big obstacle for dialogue,” he said.
“We are looking forward for the dialogue to be serious, which is why we presented from the start a group of basic elements for resolving the crisis,” al-Jaafari stated."

There are no "moderate" rebels, all are terrorists: Ja'afari

So why your apes friends accepted to negociate with them?