Syrian president outlines new peace plan

According to the Syrian president, the government “has not found a partner” for a political solution to the crisis in the country but that does not mean that it is not interested in finding a solution.
B92

And you're not going to find one for the reason the West is against a negotiated settlement and from the very beginning they had only one clear goal in Syria, regime change,in order to install a puppet regime loyal to US/UK hegemony. Then it is war with Iran.

The Syrian army are destroying those Jihadist maniacs by the shed load,they are the same sort Clinton sent to Bosnia and they sent to Libya,thats how the Reich fights its wars,they use stupid people to do the fighting for them.

Assad

FACT - the people are fed up with you.

You have been there too long.

You have failed politically at home and in the eyes of much of the international community.

Leave now. Russia will give you a home.

You are not the one capable of making peace - you lost that ability when you allowed people to shoot at crowds of peaceful demonstrators.

Get out and let someone more capable mend your country. You cannot do it.

Any noise you make is just squirming. You are a failure and are of no further use.

Get out.

Bob.

Assad is failure, and a bad guy. His family was brought to power by CIA in 70's. Just think what kind of maniacs they supported in the region then? Saddam Hussein comes to mind...
Regime that allowed shooting at crowds of peaceful demonstrators does not have legitimacy, I agree.
This is precisely why we are all waiting for the "international community" (and here you, no doubt, mean West) to do something with Bahrain government. Those peaceful demonstrators only wanted elections, that's all...

But, who can mend the country? It's hard to see.

If "international community" made some bad choices with they support in the past , now they are making even worst choices.
Englishman has a point. Assad's rivals are 90% Jihadists. Same ones "international community" is supporting for past 3 decades.
Sure, some renegades, like Bin Laden lost the support, but generally speaking, arms, training, funding and other support was staunchly behind most radical islam.
I, however, am not so sure they can mend the country better.

The Syrian army are destroying those Jihadist maniacs by the shed load,they are the same sort Clinton sent to Bosnia and they sent to Libya,thats how the Reich fights its wars,they use stupid people to do the fighting for them.

Assad

FACT - the people are fed up with you.

You have been there too long.

You have failed politically at home and in the eyes of much of the international community.

Leave now. Russia will give you a home.

You are not the one capable of making peace - you lost that ability when you allowed people to shoot at crowds of peaceful demonstrators.

Get out and let someone more capable mend your country. You cannot do it.

Any noise you make is just squirming. You are a failure and are of no further use.

Get out.

According to the Syrian president, the government “has not found a partner” for a political solution to the crisis in the country but that does not mean that it is not interested in finding a solution.
B92

And you're not going to find one for the reason the West is against a negotiated settlement and from the very beginning they had only one clear goal in Syria, regime change,in order to install a puppet regime loyal to US/UK hegemony. Then it is war with Iran.

Bob.

Assad is failure, and a bad guy. His family was brought to power by CIA in 70's. Just think what kind of maniacs they supported in the region then? Saddam Hussein comes to mind...
Regime that allowed shooting at crowds of peaceful demonstrators does not have legitimacy, I agree.
This is precisely why we are all waiting for the "international community" (and here you, no doubt, mean West) to do something with Bahrain government. Those peaceful demonstrators only wanted elections, that's all...

But, who can mend the country? It's hard to see.

If "international community" made some bad choices with they support in the past , now they are making even worst choices.
Englishman has a point. Assad's rivals are 90% Jihadists. Same ones "international community" is supporting for past 3 decades.
Sure, some renegades, like Bin Laden lost the support, but generally speaking, arms, training, funding and other support was staunchly behind most radical islam.
I, however, am not so sure they can mend the country better.