الأسد يصدر عفواً عاماً عن الجرائم المرتكبة ويعفي جميل من منصبه

5th or 6th general amnesty, the bastard traitor is doing...

u summarized in one sentence what discussion with Assads, Hizbos or Farsis mean : lie and deception...

Soon ASSad will be sacked himself.. Or better yet hanged!!

As long as this deeply rooted hatred is kept alive by the instigators of hate between the two Muslim sects, sacking is the list of your problems. Of all countries, we the Lebanese allowed and brought these bastards and their issues into our homes, and the slaughter goes on. Whether we blame the West, U.S. or Israel, the perpetrators from either side are our next door neighbors. So, yes stick to your guns, keep this hatred alive, remain divided and concurred.

I hope President Assad will hold free and fair elections with many different political groups. They just need to make sure to get rid of all the Al-Qeada groups first before then can progress as a nation.

T_A
I am no comic, just a simpleton. And Lewis Black is lousy.
Well it did happen and President Assad was wrong for not listening to some of the population.
But one can not simply deny that Syria has been over-run by terrorist coming from numerous countries. The issue of these terrorists need to be dealt with first before Syria can move-on as a country.

anonymetexasusa
Please see my first statement.
If you refer to my fist statement I clearly stated I hope President Assad steps aside and Syria can have FREE and FAIR elections with many political parties. They just need to get rid of the terrorists first.

anonymetexasusa
My fault. You are indeed correct, I did not mention that. But that is what I think should happen.
But do you not agree that the terrorist situation needs to be dealt with? The flow of arms and support to these terrorist cells needs to be stopped. A political solution to end the bloodshed should be implemented. Saudi Arabia needs to "throw in the towel"?

anonymetexasusa
I understand, Assad is not the greatest and has made many mistakes. He should step down and yes Al-Qeada are the result of him not addressing his people's concerns.
But the reality now on the ground is that they are there and they are there to fight to the death. All terrorist groups refused to negotiate and this includes the FSA. The only thing these groups seem to be calling for is President Assad's removal from power.

Syria needs to eliminate these terrorist groups. Any SYRIANS who have joined these groups need to disassociate themselves from these terrorists groups and as a country they need to drive these terrorists out.

I cannot speak for the Assad Administration. But I did hear some situations where the government allowed many defected soldiers to re-join the army.
Sooner or later they need to make a choice because the Syrian Army to going to eventually win this war.

T_and_A

If my memory serves me correctly, I could have sworn that Mr. Nasrallah has been saying from the very beginning that their needs to be a political solution. Am I correct???
However, this does not mean that the Syrian Army is not winning. This does not mean that Mr. Nasrallah's organization did not play a massive role in allowing the "tide to turn" in the war. This is factual information, not opinion.

anonymetexasusa

I don't understand. Are you hoping these rebel/terrorist groups win?
You would rather they won and go on a sectarian killing rampage?? Killing anyone who disagrees with their form of Islam?? That is what they will do. They are doing it right now.
Is that the Syria you in-vision?

T_and_A

Mr. Nasrallah's organization is in Syria for there own reasons, whatever they may be: keeping the supply of weapons flowing
opening another front against Israel
Keeping Assad propped up
Helping the SAA win the war
But no one can deny that Mr. Nasrallah has always been calling for a political solution. I know people dislike him for alot of reasons. I do not agree with all that he says, however, it is clear as day that he called for dialogue right from the get-go.

anonymetexasusa

I am sorry of you felt threatened by my remarks. I assure you I mean you no harm. I was simply trying to understand your argument.
You do realize that the FSA are no match for Al-Qeada, correct? You do realize for the most part, the FSA has been rendered useless? So if President Assad does fall, it will not be the FSA who take control. What is the solution then?

T_and_A

As a freelance journalist I must respectfully disagree with you. I have been following the Arab Spring from the beginning. My sources are mostly Israeli and believe me, they are not in the business of making Mr. Nasrallah look good.

anonymetexasusa

So you are saying that with a transition gov, they will quickly be able to unite the country and then re-organize an entire army and the terrorist will be easy to crush? I honestly do not even think you believe this.
Have you not seen what has happened in Libya. So much for unity and civil obedience.

i'll supply the banana......oh wait these r 4 nusra-la.

AZZad must die

Good one Mehdi. Hard to believe that someone even as low as Tommy Boulos would support the murderous dictator in Damascus, who caused so much death and destruction in Lebano.... but Tommy was apparently never loyal to Lebanon.