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CommentsI agree that the US and the British officials' recent comments led the Syrian tyrant to keep the emergency laws. what's the 50-year-old emergency, I don't know.Yes, if the ruler opens fire on the protesters, those who gave him the green signals will have all the bloods on their hands. not doing something about it is one thing but publicly encouraging it is another. Also, what's the difference between a terrorist and a disorganized militia group? The UN does not know. In fact, the UN has not been able to define terrorism but evidently you have. Hezbollah is a regular army that expelled Israel and then later fended off the Israeli invasion. so did Hamas. this is something that Egypt, Syria and Jordan could not do together in 1976. it's very clear that the Syrian regime lost its legitimacy long time ago. Israel kept up the anti-Syria rhetoric to boost the regime's status domestically even when the genocides were occurring in Hama in '82. Israel gave them a much needed news blackout encouraging the ruler to continue with the bloodbath as they are doing today. If Syria is supporting the Hezbollah then the downfall of the regime and the hypothetical take over by Hezbollah is not going to change very much. Posted by Jovid on 03/30 at 11:34 PM | # America and SyriaPosted by Claude Sandroff on Mar 30, 2011 at 02:40 PM
U.S. leaders should not excuse the brutality of Syria’s dictator If Pres. Barack Obama prefers not to intervene on behalf of the protesters being slaughtered in Syria, the least his administration could do is refrain from endorsing their tyrant. In Obama’s speech Monday night about America’s interest in defending Libyans and standing alongside other freedom-seekers of the Arab world, Syria didn’t even rate a mention. That discussion was handled Sunday in remarks by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, speaking on CBS’s Face the Nation. Not only did Clinton nix any thoughts of action on Syria, she ran interference for Syria’s murderous president, Bashar Assad, saying: “Many of the members of Congress of both parties who have gone to Syria in recent months have said they believe he’s a reformer.” More...Post a Comment on: America and SyriaCommenting is not available in this channel entry. Next entries comments: Comparative Religions and Political Correctness - The Seeds of an Enemy? Previous entries comments: Coup d’ etat Note from the Editor: This section is for comments from readers of canadafreepress.com. Please don't assume that Canada Free Press agrees with or endorses any particular comment just because we let it stand. A reminder: Anyone who fails to comply with our terms of use may lose his or her posting privilege. |
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