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Nonsense.
A possible resignation of President Assad was an interior issue within the Syrian government.Nonsense.
Care to elucidate?
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
That's the problem, when the protests started Assad agreed to lift the "state of emergency" laws and begin the reforms the protesters wanted to introduce. Syrian intelligence then learned that some, if not all of the ringleaders of these protesters were being financed by foreign governments to bring down the Ba'athist regime. As usual with periods of unrest it takes only a few dedicated individuals to set off a full scale rebellion, comotting atrocities and blaming the government, for example. Things soon spiralled out of control into the present quagmire. Assad is no saint, but it takes two (or more) to tango.
The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
That's the problem, when the protests started Assad agreed to lift the "state of emergency" laws and begin the reforms the protesters wanted to introduce. Syrian intelligence then learned that some, if not all of the ringleaders of these protesters were being financed by foreign governments to bring down the Ba'athist regime. As usual with periods of unrest it takes only a few dedicated individuals to set off a full scale rebellion, comotting atrocities and blaming the government, for example. Things soon spiralled out of control into the present quagmire. Assad is no saint, but it takes two (or more) to tango.
What we need here are posters who actually were living in Syria to tell us how they felt about what was going on. You can tell us your side of what your think, but we need the actual inhabitants to tell their story. As you can see, I don't think many of the people would agree with your thinking.
Syria lifts hated law, but protesters unimpressed - HeraldNet.com
So now, you ave mounted your pig yap again. I would assume that burning cities aren´t an indicator for peaceful protests.The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
Now who told you that, Little Shit? Did you get it from Assad's mouth?
Isn't it strange that many Syrians who were at these protests say that the protests were peaceful and then they were mowed down by your idol's police?
So now, you ave mounted your pig yap again. I would assume that burning cities aren´t an indicator for peaceful protests.The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
Now who told you that, Little Shit? Did you get it from Assad's mouth?
Isn't it strange that many Syrians who were at these protests say that the protests were peaceful and then they were mowed down by your idol's police?
Syria 2011 Video: What our medias call peaceful protests | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
That's the problem, when the protests started Assad agreed to lift the "state of emergency" laws and begin the reforms the protesters wanted to introduce. Syrian intelligence then learned that some, if not all of the ringleaders of these protesters were being financed by foreign governments to bring down the Ba'athist regime. As usual with periods of unrest it takes only a few dedicated individuals to set off a full scale rebellion, comotting atrocities and blaming the government, for example. Things soon spiralled out of control into the present quagmire. Assad is no saint, but it takes two (or more) to tango.
What we need here are posters who actually were living in Syria to tell us how they felt about what was going on. You can tell us your side of what your think, but we need the actual inhabitants to tell their story. As you can see, I don't think many of the people would agree with your thinking.
Syria lifts hated law, but protesters unimpressed - HeraldNet.com
So why are you citing an American publication? I had contacts in Syria in both pro-and anti Assad camps when this all kicked off, sadly I've lost contact with them now; I've no idea what's happened to them and their families, but at the time they all said that many of the killings on both sides were done to provoke the other in to further excesses. But I agree, reading American sources quoting from American "experts" is no substitute for first hand accounts.
Shame the US ever went into Iraq and left leaving a chasm which ISIS filled............Americans just never have a proper exit stratedgy sic,EVERIf you barely stick a toe into the lake of violence in syria and just throw money down the drain, you achieve nothing but make everyone angry at you.
Syria needs a strong coordinated coalition force working towards an agreed to goal, not random bombing that scatters the ants temporarily but allows them to scamper back.
We respond far too late and with too little purpose.
Everyone seems to be doing their own thing for show and no one really cares about the destruction or collateral. Big bomb, big price, big hole, little result. If you don't have the intelligence and specific goal/target, it is a loud voice with a fly swatter.
If we are not going to use force to stop the massacres by both Assad and ISIS, we should help create a safe zone within syria for those who are displace. Help them build a life for syrians in syria. Help them create an opposition government for all syrians that can step up when a transition is possible that can run the essential service to keep the government functioning and to prepare for open and fair election that represent all the people. Prepare and educate them to rebuilt and guide the run a united government and a strong economy. Give them an alternative to the violence and a hope for the future. Give them the building block to put syria back together.
So now, you ave mounted your pig yap again. I would assume that burning cities aren´t an indicator for peaceful protests.The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.
West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
The Obumbler did it again. Nor only was his Red Line Warning a farce but he is such an egomaniac that he cannot work with other world leaders to avoid conflicts. Sio tens of thousands died and it appears even more have fled, creating a massive change-to-be throughout the western world.
Read more @ West 'ignored Russian offer in 2012 to have Syria's Assad step aside'
I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
Now who told you that, Little Shit? Did you get it from Assad's mouth?
Isn't it strange that many Syrians who were at these protests say that the protests were peaceful and then they were mowed down by your idol's police?
Syria 2011 Video: What our medias call peaceful protests | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Oink, oink, this Little Piggie Sicko just wouldn't believe the protests started off peacefully. It didn't start off with violence. Too many people witnessed what happened.
http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/15/remembering-the-start-of-syrias-uprising/?_r=0
So now, you ave mounted your pig yap again. I would assume that burning cities aren´t an indicator for peaceful protests.The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
Now who told you that, Little Shit? Did you get it from Assad's mouth?
Isn't it strange that many Syrians who were at these protests say that the protests were peaceful and then they were mowed down by your idol's police?
Syria 2011 Video: What our medias call peaceful protests | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Oink, oink, this Little Piggie Sicko just wouldn't believe the protests started off peacefully. It didn't start off with violence. Too many people witnessed what happened.
http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/15/remembering-the-start-of-syrias-uprising/?_r=0
For years we have provided information, back ground, news, OPs, facts, analysis.......
His problem if he is too lazy to read any of it.
Leave the piggy in his mud sty and find others to play with.
So now, you ave mounted your pig yap again. I would assume that burning cities aren´t an indicator for peaceful protests.The demands of the protesters were fulfilled, as you know, ISIS-Sally. Then, they went violent.I also think this all this could have been avoided if Assad would have originally sat down with the oppostion, listened to their complaints, and worked something out with them. You just don't mow down protesters in the streets, but I guess that is the modus operandi of brutal dictators who just want to keep on running the show. I was reading something today, and maybe it makes sense, although the UN seems ineffectual to me.
"In Syria, only multilateralism can succeed. The UN remains the world’s best – indeed its only – hope to stop the Syrian bloodbath and halt the flood of refugees to Europe."
Now who told you that, Little Shit? Did you get it from Assad's mouth?
Isn't it strange that many Syrians who were at these protests say that the protests were peaceful and then they were mowed down by your idol's police?
Syria 2011 Video: What our medias call peaceful protests | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Oink, oink, this Little Piggie Sicko just wouldn't believe the protests started off peacefully. It didn't start off with violence. Too many people witnessed what happened.
http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/15/remembering-the-start-of-syrias-uprising/?_r=0
For years we have provided information, back ground, news, OPs, facts, analysis.......
His problem if he is too lazy to read any of it.
Leave the piggy in his mud sty and find others to play with.
