4th anniversary of Syrian Revolution

[Dr.Thrax]

Brother as you now live in the U.S surely you should have a more broad view of this
Now i can't judge you sitting here
Your ppl have lost a lot of blood
But you are proposing a complete victory against a people
That cannot be achieved within the current cicumstances
That means more bloodshed
The longer this goes on the longer the Syrian ppl act as pawns in a game played by greater powers

I understand there was a lot of blood shed, but what I'm trying to say is that the majority of Alawites don't want to be part of a New Syria. For example, Mohammad Tawfiq al Assad was the cousin of Assad and an Alawite (obviously,) he got most of his money and life through...drug trafficking. Many other Alawites also have jobs like these. They're essentially Syrian drug cartels. They deal with everything that is illegal in a democratic country.

 

[Winchester]

Do not Ignore the facts.

IRAN , China, Russia blame Rebels and terrorists for crisis in Syria while USA+Israel+Saud+Nato allies blames Asad.

I am not a fan of Asad but it is injustice to blame him when was ready for UN supervised elections.

It is usa+israel+saud+nato who all said there should not be Asad. The rebellion was infact started to destabilize syria and remove Asad for his support to anti-Israeli Alliance. They all wanted to divide syria into smaller parts minimum 5 and that is not going to happen till Asad is there so they asked for his removal. you can see these rebel gangs are sucking blood of each other and they will not sit till they divide the country. So Do Not think Syria will remain united if Asad is Gone. Infact Asad is teh symbol of Unity for Syrians and majority of them support Asad.

Iran, China, Russia are major powers and supporter of Syria.

Iran gave a the best solution to both sides. Handover the election process to the UN. No involvement from either party.
This is practical proposal. but rebels reject due to usa+saud+israel pressure. Now when usa say Asad cannot be ignored, many rebels groups too said Asad cannot be ignored.

Asad has good support in Syria and also He has support from many powers and many governments of the world support him.

UN failed to address syria problem due to saud+usa+israel and Asad held elections and world has seen how the syrians participated in Elections.

Now there are no grounds of opposition.

Infact Rebels have no No high profile personality or leadership acceptable to all syrians. they depended on saud and failed.

The demonstrations started as a continuation of Arab spring
The same ones that removed Mubarak and that dictator in Tunisia
Those two stepped down and it has meant success in Tunisia
Egypt was a failure but atleast they avoided the blood shed you see in Syria
Can't disagree with you about the rebels though their cause has been hijacked by jihadi extremists

I understand there was a lot of blood shed, but what I'm trying to say is that the majority of Alawites don't want to be part of a New Syria. For example, Mohammad Tawfiq al Assad was the cousin of Assad and an Alawite (obviously,) he got most of his money and life through...drug trafficking. Many other Alawites also have jobs like these. They're essentially Syrian drug cartels. They deal with everything that is illegal in a democratic country.

Than i guess a division is the only solution with them forming a separate state along the coast

 

[B@KH]

The demonstrations started as a continuation of Arab spring
The same ones that removed Mubarak and that dictator in Tunisia
Those two stepped down and it has meant success in Tunisia
Egypt was a failure but atleast they avoided the blood shed you see in Syria
Can't disagree with you about the rebels though their cause has been hijacked by jihadi extremists

Than i guess a division is the only solution with them forming a separate state along the coast

These all are manufactured games to distract people from Palestine issue and cannot work against Iran and allies.

Stop the supply of petro-dollars and weapons. These rebels are not sustainable elements. So do not count on Them.

Had not there been foreign involvement in syria there cannot be any rebellion.


The US secretary of state’s admission that negotiation with Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad was inevitable is a sign of the failure of Washington’s plans in the region
Tasnim News Agency - Kerry’s Hint at Negotiation with Syria Reveals Failure of US Plans: Syrian Minister

 

[Dr.Thrax]

The demonstrations started as a continuation of Arab spring
The same ones that removed Mubarak and that dictator in Tunisia
Those two stepped down and it has meant success in Tunisia
Egypt was a failure but atleast they avoided the blood shed you see in Syria
Can't disagree with you about the rebels though their cause has been hijacked by jihadi extremists



Than i guess a division is the only solution with them forming a separate state along the coast

Nope, country won't be split. The Alawites can bang their heads on the wall if they don't like it.