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Perhaps some of the billions of dollars the USA sends to Israel and Egypt could go to helping these people who only want freedom.
This is a sectarian civil war. Notice that this defector was Sunni.
Assad is Alawite (Shi'ite).
The Sunnis or the so called "activists" (armed with anti-tank weapons, suicide bombers, and plenty of AKs) have already promised an ethnic cleansing if they succeed. Sounding like terrorists?
Assad has been protecting the Christian population, when he is gone, they will be next.
Exactly. The rest of the world is staying out of this for that reason, no country wants that blood on their hands. The people are going to kill each other anyway, no matter who is in charge.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/9173070/Churches-and-homes-left-destroyed-after-Homs-shelling.html
no one is safe under assad's regime..even churches targeted by them..so are u still thinking ASSad is protecting the christians?
I think what Assad needs is Saadam's the former president of Iraq system of hand over and it should be quick to avoid uncertainties
I would not wont that to happen to me......
WHY WAS MY NOTE NEVER POSTED!!