المعارضة السورية تدين "الاعدام الجماعي" لعناصر من القوات النظامية

They should execute any one with Assad

why start a revolution when you have no idea what who and when it would end

"The opposition Syrian National Coalition on Sunday condemned the reported "collective execution" by rebels of soldier prisoners in the north and said it had created a commission of inquiry."
Ugh, like it has any real authority over the patchy fabric of jihadists and foreigners.

"The Coalition said first indications show "the implication of armed groups not affiliated to the general command of the Free Syrian Army" backed by Arab and Western governments."
"But footage distributed on Friday by the Observatory said jihadists including the Al-Qaida-linked Al-Nusra Front and Liwa Ansar al-Khilafa were behind the takeover."

Look, why are you comissioning an inquiry if they don't belong to the Free Syrian Army, and why take credit for the victory when it's mostly the fundis taking over territory and not you? Incoherent mess the FSA/'revolution'.

Bashar should indeed negotiate. The people will him to stay in power. Remember that the protests demanded regime REFORMS and not regime CHANGE. The people must have a say in who gets to stay and who gets to go -- and by that I'm sure a majority -perhaps marginally, at the very least- will want Bashar to stay and the fundis to get out.

Here you can find a story on some sane rebels accepting the amnesty provided by the government seeing as how the civil war is ravaging and destroying their beloved country: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10198632/Syria-disillusioned-rebels-drift-back-to-take-Assad-amnesty.html

(about a week ago -- some 150 defectors come back to government sides and another 100 FSA rebels are to join government territory admitting territory held by them is unsafe at their own hands and the like etc.)

Excerpt:

"I used to fight for revolution, but now I think we have lost what we were fighting for," said Mohammed, a moderate Muslim rebel from the northern town of Raqqa who declined to give his last name. "Now extremists control my town. My family has moved back to government side because our town is too unsafe. Assad is terrible, but the alternative is worse."