27 قتيلا معظمهم مدنيون و140 جريحا في تفجيرين هزا العاصمة السورية ومعلومات عن ثالت قرب مخيم فلسطيني

This will be the new democracy in Syria. Replacing oppression with explosions.

These ambiguous bombings does not help the Syrian national resistance, a movement that condemns the killing of it's civilians does not do the same! We all know what the Baath regime is capable of, it is not the first and will not be the last crime against humanity, we suffered and witnessed their style in Lebanon, and hence, lost thousands of Lebanese martyrs as a result of their ruthless styles.

Many more will happen until the dictator steps down

At least these terrorists are targeting military institution, unlike the ones Bashar was sending to Iraq who targeted Markets, Mosques, Churches...

sad.

It is heating up in Damascus now, the end is near, and now he faces the final curtain, they did it their way...

This is the result of the West's failure to act. The situation in Syria has become so desperate that now the radical car bombers have come into the picture to fill the void of organized disiplined military opposition to Assad.
The thing that the Obama Administration feared by engaging the Syrian Uprising, is happening precisely because he has failed to act.
This is not the act of the FSA, or the Syrian Opposition, but of interlopers taking advantage of the indecision.

To Beiruti
Before blaming the west - the Syrian opposition should takle their own failures
Why after a year of up-rising, they have failed to say a significant portion of the Sunni population (mostly moderates living in Damascus & Halab) as well as the majority of the Alawites, Christians, Druze and Kurds to join their cause.
The oppostion must have made contact with them already - yet they failed to sway them. Why? Is it because, like some are saying, the oppostion is indeed a Muslim Brotherhood movement seeking to replace Assad regime with an Islamic State under Shariaa Law? which doesn't please moderate Sunnis or the minorities in Syria.
If the Oppostion fail to address that, they will plunge Syria in a bloody civil war, even if Assad is overthrouwn.

Do you really believe Saudi Arabia, Qatar or other gulf emirs, are eager to help the Syrian attain true democracy – with free election, freedom of speech, civil rights, and equality among men & women??? Do you really believe that Saudi support that? Knowing that if such a thing where to happen, it won’t be long that their own people will then seek to overthrow them to attain it too.

No, what Saudi Royal family, and gulf Emirs are doing is ensuring that Arab uprisings popping up around them are pushed away from democracy, and toward Islamic state in tune with Saudi Arabia's nature.

Therefore the Saudi are helping Islamists in those nations by helping them organize, fund medical – educational institutions and now even arming rebels. Saudi Arabia’s effort to tilt democratic uprising into Islamic ones, can best be seen in action in Egypt – where the Saudi inspired/supported Salafist Nour party made surprising gains in Egyptian elections.

this is a normal continuation of the war: the syrian people has no other alternative as they cannot sustain a war with the assad army. it is sad, but nothing else is expected.

This is how the syrian regime manipulated Lebanon when they were here. They used to put bombs here and there and accuse the parties so that they could remain here for ever. They are now replicating this in syria and blaming the free army for it. This will not work. The free army has become more than 60,000 in number and once properly armed and with the morals they have they will subjugate the syrian regime sooner or later.

I blame the West for not engaging the SNC and thereby making it a more effective vessel for the Syrian Opposition. It is Syria's struggle at the end of the dY, but they have been repressed for so long that they lack organizational skills and tools. This is what the West has to give and it is what we are withholding, while we use the disorganized state of the opposition as an excuse for doing nothing.
How soon we forget in the US that but for the French, Prussians and Poles, the fledgling American Revolutionaries would have failed for lack of organization.

Let's see how the Assad militia will perform once the oppositions also are armed. No fun when they start to shoot back.