Assad Visits Displaced outside Damascus

The most adequate option ya habibi is always the one chosen by the people! Not the one imposed to them by the shabiha and a totaliterain regime! Bashar had it comming, it was just a mater of time! I don't think that the majority of the Syrian people today want Nusra or isil, or some of this crap, but years of jailing, beating, torturing, murdering in Lebanon and in Syria, sur did not help the one you call "the most adequat option"! I am Lebanese above all, and NEVER will forget what the Assads did to US!!

Hello Scorpion
I could not have said it better
I agree 100%

scorpion this has nothing to do with democracy, otherwise you can be sure that saudi and qatar wouldnt have supported it. it has to do with enemies of syria and the arab world wanting to take down a secular arab nationalist regime and replace it with fanatical freaks and/or sold out puppets.

you dont promote progress by destroying a country, massacring its people, antagonizing sects, annihilating its infrastructure and assassinating its intellectual elites or causing them to flee the country.
the only sane way is the one of reforms, step by step evolution and constant efforts. bashar had started a process when his term began, and he clearly showed willingness to accelerate it when the legitimate protests started (end of martial law, freeing of political prisoners, new constitution, opening elections to opposition candidates etc...) but those behind the chaos in syria wanted none of this

the more he accelerated the reforms, the more concessions he made, the more the armed groups became violent, showing that was clearly not what they want.

@Southern : if you stop supporting hezbollah and others stop supporting mustaqbal, you will go a long way to putting an end to sectarian division.

You want to end sectarian division, stop supporting the largest sectarian party in lebanon !

Nonsense !
The Assad regime that started the civil war, after 40 years of terror that lead to massive protests, after torturing teenagers for writing anti-Assad graffiti on a wall.
Assad had previously aborted real pro-democratic reforms, and responded to the protests by assassinations of unarmed protesters.
The biggest terrorist group in Syria is the Assad regime, far surpassing the notorious ISIS, a group which had its' origins with the Assad regime as well.
Using guerrilla warfare doesn't make the rebels terrorists. Even the Assad forces often use such tactics, when they are not barrel bombing civilians, flattening neighbourhoods with scud missiles, or strafing bread lines at bakeries. Not to forget using banned chemical weapons to kill 1400 mostly women and children in a single night.
Anyone who respects human rights should want the monstrous Assad regime ousted. Only the ISIS could be as bad.
Luckily, it is the more moderate rebel groups that dominate the rebellion.

ur cheap propaganda is no opinion.
If I was saying ISIS is the best option, I would expect to be insulted... We all u're not lebanese...

@wolf and his guest shadow self entertaining each other, Pathetic guys, too obvious.

Everybody knows we're not the same person, but you deny reality, to manipulate the vulnurable and the weak. Your gang, you know who, poison debates and spread hate and poison and obstruct debate, and I've seen this countless times. It's a shame you're allowed to continue your impedement of social debate and trying to extort people with your gang unabated, and unchecked by the naharnet staff. I mean the staff that doesn't actually participate in the debates and is an objective judge. I remember having those a couple of years ago, not so much today.

I agree

He's right you know, your post right here attests to the fact that you have nothing worthy of contributing except empty posts or hateful remarks, if not that then just outright slander like in the isf-nusra article. Ever since you and the 3 or 4 others like you joined, the qualit of the forums plummetted, and I'm sure you know that, and did it perhaps even willingly. You certainly are no lebanese.