United Nations dispatches 30 military observers to Syria

The first day of the Syrian cease-fire but U.N. envoy Kofi Annan said that Syria has not fully complied with the peace plan by not pulling out troops and heavy weaponry. ITV's Neil Connery has more.

Updated 1:07 p.m. ET: As Syrian forces shelled the battered city of Homs through Saturday morning, the United Nations Security Council authorized the deployment of 30 unarmed observers to the country.

The military observers have been tasked with monitoring a tenuous cease-fire that began three days ago. Syrian activists said the cease-fire, called for by former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan, was ignored by the Syrian military.

The first group of observers was on stand-by, ready to fly to Syria when the council gave the green light, according to Reuters. 


Saturday’s resolution states that if Syria does not cooperate, the council would “assess the implementation of this resolution and to consider further steps as appropriate,” Reuters reported. 

The council reached the resolution after a 24-hour debate with Russia, according to The New York Times. It is the first resolution the 15-nation council, including China and Russia, has approved since uprisings began in Syria more than a year ago. Moscow and Beijing have twice vetoed similar council resolutions reprimanding Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Russia's ambassador to the UN made it clear that Russia would support only limited UN action, the Guardian of London reported.

On Friday, Syrian forces used live fire, tear gas and clubs to beat back thousands of protesters who took to the streets across the country in often jubilant displays of defiance, The Associated Press reported. It was the first use of force since the cease-fire began.  

The BBC reported 750 rallies, stretching from the suburbs of Damascus, the Syrian capital, to the central province of Hama, Idib in the north and southern province of Daraa, where the uprisings began in March 2011. Six people were killed.

Syrians take to streets in test of truce

"Come on, Bashar, leave!" the crowd shouted in Daraa, linking arms and stomping their feet to the beat of a drum in a traditional Arab folk dance, The AP reported, citing a video posted online by activists.

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"We tried our best to reach Assi Square in order to show the world the truth about the regime -- they are lying and will not allow us to have big, peaceful demonstrations," Mousab Hamadee, an activist in that city, told the BBC. "As we approached Assi Square, they started opening fire on us. Two of my colleagues were martyred." 

Reuters and Associated Press contributed to this report.

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How long are we going to watch these people die? Saying that they are "kind-of abiding by the truce agreement" is unacceptable and weak! Do we only help when it's not an election year? Only in countries with significant oil reserves? This is horrible. It is well agreed upon that the regime is largely to blame and committing crimes against humanity. Should we rush in carelessly? No. How about you stop going to the UN and come ask Americans first. I understand most people want us out of foreign affairs, but there's a point where it's too much. This has done nothing but escalated over 13 months. Most people in America don't even know a thing about this because it's not front page news. This is starting to slowly cross borders and let's face it- it's a matter of time before it effects our oil interests. It's a shame that I even have to say that, but it is unfortunately true. It's one thing when you are killing a person who is shooting at you... but women, children, elderly....by the thousands? Unacceptable. Shaking our finger at them saying "no no no Assad....play nice!" is embarrassing when more people are dying.

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#2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 3:56 AM EDT

Feel free to send your kid over there then. Better yet, go there yourself. Go ahead. Go give Assad a piece of your mind and straighten everything out over there. I'M NOT sacrificing my son, or anyone elses; NOR any young woman's husband, to fight for a bunch of ungrateful fifth century goons who hate us and would NOT utilize democracy any more than a catfish would utilize a bicycle. They'll only elect an even BIGGER a*hole in Assad's place once he's gone.

The American public has wised up. We're sick and tired of these pathetic quick sand quagmires. Deal with it.

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#2.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:03 AM EDT

The Syrian people certainly deserve a chance at self determination & democracy ..... and are going about it the way that is historical in precedent to all freedom loving Americans .... BUT we cannot even currently gain the liberties that were obtained through our own revolution over two hundred years ago, much less support the revolt of people around the world.

How do we determine what is the will of the majority of the Syrian people? We have had our right to even discuss this openly removed by the so called" Patriot Act" (Perhaps the most repressive legislation in American history) ... now only our government can determine what ideas and philosophies is "right" .. to support the revolutionaries in Syria, could be deemed the support of terrorist by current standards in the US ... which are at the very least, arbitrary & capricious, in nature.

My heart is with the Syrian people, who are suffering greatly, under what I believe to be a horrendous government ... who will not stop until he has battered them into submission or is overthrown by the masses.

  • 9 votes
#2.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:41 AM EDT

During uprisings in muslim countries, Obama uses force in Libya and refuses to use force in Syria. 200 were killed in Libya and several thousand in Syria, yet no action. He rids Mubarak from Egypt and yet with massive uprisings in Iran, he abstains. What principle of selectivity is he using? Dreams from his father?

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#2.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:13 AM EDT

JacqueTTU

How long are we going to watch these people die? Saying that they are "kind-of abiding by the truce agreement" is unacceptable and weak! Do we only help when it's not an election year? Only in countries with significant oil reserves? This is horrible. It is well agreed upon that the regime is largely to blame and committing crimes against humanity. Should we rush in carelessly? No. How about you stop going to the UN and come ask Americans first. I understand most people want us out of foreign affairs, but there's a point where it's too much. This has done nothing but escalated over 13 months. Most people in America don't even know a thing about this because it's not front page news. This is starting to slowly cross borders and let's face it- it's a matter of time before it effects our oil interests. It's a shame that I even have to say that, but it is unfortunately true. It's one thing when you are killing a person who is shooting at you... but women, children, elderly....by the thousands? Unacceptable. Shaking our finger at them saying "no no no Assad....play nice!" is embarrassing when more people are dying.

Do you really suggest that we send troops into another country? We assisted in the demise of Kadaffi and we don't buy Libyan oil. We get no oil from Afghanistan or Iraq. Policing the policies of the world has drained the treasury. It's time that Middle Eastern countries step up and take on some of the regions problems.

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#2.4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:19 AM EDT

Cease fire didn't hold! Anyone really surprised? Anyone....anyone?

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#2.5 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:22 AM EDT

Keep your nose and the rest of us out of it...let them kill each other like they have been doing for 4000 years, in 50 years no one will remember who or what it was all about....

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#2.6 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:10 AM EDT

Jacque,

Do you drive a Masserati? No? Neither do I. The reason is because, even if I could afford it, I have better things to spend my money on. The United States can no longer afford to save the world and provide all the services needed by our own citizens. Which do you choose?

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#2.7 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:16 AM EDT

Let the Saudis ,or a group of super oil rich countries closer to Syria(in more ways than one), handle the Syrian question, if it is important to them. US ground forces already overstressed with neverending wars.

  • 10 votes
#2.8 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:25 AM EDT

@workingpoor

The sound of crickets can be deafoning can't it ?

;)

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#2.9 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:46 AM EDT

Jacque:

You really don't get it. You have confused your emotions and desires for reality. Neither side in Syria wants a cease fire. The opposition you are so in love with has it's roots in Al Queda (sp). Have you even thought "what are the Syrian people fighting for?" Is it freedom, democracy, what is it. I bet you say "it's a better life". Is it our responsibility to give the world a "better life", at the risk of further destabilizing our own country.

Why don't the other Arab countries step-up? Why do you think the US has to play "big brother" for the entire world? There are numerous terrible leaders in the world that abuse their people -should we go after them all? What are the Syrians going to do if we arm them all - they'll kill each other until the most ruthless rise to the top.

Jacque, please don't use your emotions to make decisions - your emotions are probably a manifestation of some poor news input station.

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#2.10 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:12 AM EDT

Jacque, I understand your concerns and in a theoretical world helping another country in need is the right thing to do. However, the US is broke. This isn't just rhetoric. The debt clock is clicking up debt by the second. We had our own civil war. Yes, it was brutal and very destructive and the south frankly has never recovered on many levels. Even hard feelings persist.

We hear bits and pieces of what is going on in Syria. How many of the civilians would want any interference we do not know. The US ends up looking like the invader because their plan of attack often differs from those in trouble.

How are things going in Libya? We spent over 1 billion and as far as I can see we got nothing for it. Really, we never get a thing for all our help. We just can't continue to be the free rescue team no matter how much we would like to assume that role.

Americans are the benevolent ones that send money to any country during a crisis. Then the US flag is the 1st flag burned in protest.

I have had enough.

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#2.11 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:23 AM EDT

I lived over there for 3 years and they do not think like we do. Example, we were instructed by ambassador if we ever had car wreck to drive away if possible because we would be concidered at fault even if the other driver was driving 100 mph and blew a stop sign, why, because we were not born there, so we would not have been in the wreck if we had stayed at home. I wish we could help them but it would be a waste of Our Lives.

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#2.12 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:39 AM EDT

I agree with HOTTICKET.

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#2.13 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:49 AM EDT

Jacque---------- You want to help, feel free to go there, use your time, your money and your life.

Leave the rest of us alone.

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#2.14 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:09 AM EDT

"Syria activists: Assad's forces shell city despite cease-fire"

Well, who would've thought? Assad has been and always will be, a Liar. Assad is making Kofi Annon and Hillary the laughing stalks of the World community. Back-away Hillary, and save what ever 'face' you have.

It's certainly not in diplomatic circles. You can't negotiate with disingenuous characters such as Assad.

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#2.15 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:40 AM EDT

It's nice to see there are Americans who see and hear people begging for help and have the talents, skills and experience to just ignore their cries for help. What the hell has happened to people in this country? This is the same bunch who'd have ignored the Holocaust Hitler perpetrated upon 6 million human beings.

Time for you slugs to get a life and stop thinking about your god moolah all the time. It's a sickening commentary on how far American people have come to the border line of uncivilized behavior and acceptance thereof.

Does it always come down to moolah for you guys? Or are those double wide butts so comfy cushy cushy that the very thought of helping someone begging for help is just too exhausting?

There are ways to help the Syrian people. President Obama is on the mark denying Iran financial aid. Even Achmajdinejad admits its hurting them. We don't always have to go marching into a country like Bush did. Ooops...Sorry...not allowed to remind anyone of that little TX turd, are we?

Now the same ignorant Americans who are sooooo worried about spending are the same ignorami who looked the other way and gave the prior administration a free pass to march into Iraq and spend $3.2 trillion. Even when the Iraqis never asked for American assistance as the Syrians are doing. Americans like this feel no shame whatever especially when their narcissism is at ceiling levels.

The real reason todays middle aged American men are armchair mouthpieces is because they are overindulged Daycare Generation brats. Grow the hell up. When people ask for help, get up off those double wide asses and exert yourselves for once in your pathetic lives.

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#2.16 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:50 AM EDT

EWENT------ Feel free to get your over sized mouth out from behind your keyboard, go to Syria, use your time, your life and your money to help them.

After you have done that., then you will have room to run your mouth, till then leave us alone.

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#2.17 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:58 AM EDT

BobbyW...I always love it when a man can't stand hearing the truth. Feel freel to feed at the table of that grand denial fest.

I'm sure if the men who are spending $100 a pop on their gas guzzlers, their girlfriends and Wifie McGolddigger, their McMansions with the 5 bathrooms and then go out and spend $10 a pop on a pack of ciggies and lush it up on booze, they can afford to stop overindulging themselves and do the right thing. Or has the "right thing" become the daily bread of all righties who no longer own a conscience worth a nickle?

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#2.18 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:12 PM EDT

America is broke- we can't afford another war!! Let the rich brats in charge over there in the middle east send their elite Bentley-driving sons to die. OOOPS- that will never happen. Why do you think no one from Saudi Arabia, Israel or anywhere else over there will send troops to fight? Because American soldiers are the only expendable ones. Our youth are just trash to those people.

We cannot keep sending our young boys to die in middle eastern death traps. Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, who's next? Who's son is next to die for the rich brats in charge over there who will NEVER get along??

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#2.19 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:29 PM EDT

BobbyW,

Leave poor ewent alone. He/she is already overcome with misery and repugnance over the fact that we live in a country where we have the freedom to choose how we spend our money (taxes aside), and the standard of living that allows us to indulge ourselves. I gather from the post that ewent spends at least 20% of his/her disposable income in humanitarian aid ... twice what I do. I applaud him/her for the concern. I won't hold my breath waiting for him/her to applaud me for stimulating the economy.

  • 2 votes
#2.20 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 1:09 PM EDT

@Casual US Taxpayer,

I agree with some (well, a little, well, very little of what you said), but you let your ignorance show, when you put Israel in the mix of those nations. Israel has always had no problem going in and giving a pounding to any country that even thinks of threatening them. Seems someone is either too young or just didn't care to watch the news when Isreal and Syria fought their couple of wars many many years ago.

That said, I do think this is an Arab problem, and Arabs should go in and fix this problem, if they care to. If they don't, we shouldn't care either!

  • 2 votes
#2.21 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 2:01 PM EDT

"I'm sure if the men who are spending $100 a pop on their gas guzzlers, their girlfriends and Wifie McGolddigger, their McMansions with the 5 bathrooms and then go out and spend $10 a pop on a pack of ciggies and lush it up on booze, they can afford to stop overindulging themselves and do the right thing. Or has the "right thing" become the daily bread of all righties who no longer own a conscience worth a nickle?"

ewent, sweetie, you're using the wrong argument. For me and most of us who are aware of what's going on in the world, it isn't really about the money it would take to remove this bully (and Lord Knows, I hate a bully and simply love seeing one get what's coming to him). It's not even about the American lives that it would cost, were it for a legitimate and worthy cause. It's about the fact that we have done this several times for these primitive people, and the results are always the same. We rid Iraq of Saddam...we rid Afghanistan of the Taliban and Al Quida...we threw our friend Mubarak under the bus for the Egyptians...we wiped out Gaddafi's war machine for the Libyans. And what did we get? Not even a thank you. I don't expect them to worship the ground we walk on, but I certainly don't expect a grateful people to tell us to get out (just leave money), scream "Death to America!", burn our flag, call us the Great Satan and infidels, and then, to top it off, FREELY ELECT leaders who are WORSE than the ones we sacrificed to help them remove. They HAVE to be incredibly stupid (7th century stupid), or they have a real issue with hating the modern world. How many times do we need to get kicked in the ass before we wise up and realize that it is just not worth the money and the lives of our young men and women to help these people? It's the adults over there who are making these decisions/breeding this hatred. I feel for the children who are suffering, but we are never going to have any say on how these kids are raised. They will simply be indoctrinated with the same hatred towards us that their parents have. We can't win, no matter if we save them or not, they will continue to hate us. Such behavior...well, if I hadn't already seen it, I would argue that it was not possible. I simply can't fathom such total and utter ungratefulness towards someone who has saved my life and given me freedom. And I would certainly not spend money we can't afford, and waste the lives of our sons and daughters, on a culture that would be like that. THAT is the only reason I refuse to agree to help them. I wholeheartedly backed Afghanistan, I totally agreed when it came to Iraq, I had my highest hopes for Egypt, I said "Well, it's the right thing to do!" in Libya, but I've wised up now. Now it's "To hell with them all!". Sorry, ewent, but I've seen the big picture, and it's ugly.

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#2.22 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 2:34 PM EDT

I really hope that most people understand that in America we don't get the whole story. If Assad really didn't want people protesting in the streets, then why just fire on a couple cities rather than all of them? I'm sure it's because people in those areas never stopped fighting either. Oh, I'm not sticking up for Assad, just letting people know how government propaganda works through the media. You did notice we got this information from "The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights" They are more than likely telling the truth about the wounded people. I just get the feeling that we're not getting the whole story.

What I find it interesting though, is that someone could easily take this story and plop it in an American city, a Canadian city, or UK city and the evil government(Assad) would turn into a an all knowing Government(American, Canadian, British Gov.) just trying to control crowds.

"On Friday, Syrian forces used live fire, tear gas and clubs to beat back tens of thousands of protesters who took to the streets across the country in often jubilant displays of defiance, The Associated Press said."

Oh gee what does that sound like? Can anyone say Seattle WTO? Or G20 Pittsburgh? Or G20 London or G20 Toronto, or Greece? But instead of live fire the western world uses more high tech weaponry on their citizens like LRAD. For some examples I've posted a bunch of short videos. Most are only 6/7 min long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX7gIim2dug&feature=endscreen&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amnSUM8mSxI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYtgx28eM1Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrJ7aU-n1L8&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SwBU1DOO_Q&feature=player_embedded

If America, England and Canada will treat their citizens this way for voicing an opinion and blocking streets and vandalizing property, what would they do if the people had a more "Arab Spring" type uprising with weapons? Do you think they would just use tear gas? LOL NO! they would call them terrorists, people against the State and send the military against them. They've already done this in Waco, and have arrested militia groups for saying they need to be prepared to protect the Constitution. And what does the media tell us? That these people are bad and a danger to us, but really they're a danger to the State, the status quo, and the fascist globalization by the western world.

I crack up when Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration talk about how evil it is for Syria to fight back against the "rebels" when she and Obama said absolutely nothing during the G20 protests in Pittsburgh. And the American people are even worse. Oh yes those dictators in other countries are so evil, we must go help fight, but if anyone in America says we need to adhere to the Constitution and fight back against unlawful Executive Orders or unlawful Laws passed by Congress like the Patriot Act, Homeland Security Act, Military Commissions Act, etc then they're crazy people who need to be thrown in a dungeon.

The American people and the people of the Western World can't see the forest for the trees. We have "Free Speech Zones" now. It's unlawful to peacefully assemble on public streets(you have to get a permit to protest), We have cameras everywhere watching everything(especially in London). We have a Homeland Security and Fusion Centers(information gathering and sharing centers) now. Obama signed Executive Order 13528 creating the Council of Governors, where there country is split into 10 regions with 10 Governors selected by Obama who will report to him. Oh yeah, it's true.

“President Barack Obama Monday established a panel of state governors to collaborate with Washington on a variety of potential emergencies, the White House said.” (UPI.com, Jan. 11, 2010 at 11:54 p.m.). “Obama signed an executive order establishing a panel to be known as the Council of Governors, which will be made up of 10 state governors, to be selected by the president to serve two-year terms. Members will review matters involving the National Guard; homeland defense; civil support; and synchronization and integration of state and federal military activities in the United States, the White House said in a statement."

http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/18890 or go to the white house website

http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/president-obama-signs-executive-order-establishing-council-governors

We have people treated like criminals (looked on as guilty and suspicious till they prob, grope, and take naked images of you to then determine if you're innocent. If you resist you're arrested) by the TSA violating the 4th and 5th amendments, just to travel by plane. People put on "Watch Lists" and can be denied their right to travel. (many times names are put on by "mistake". Many people who just speak out against the Bush and Obama admin are put on these lists.)

I could go on and on and on and on.

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#2.23 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 3:33 PM EDT

The UN is good for nothing.

When have they ever in the last decades, made a rational decision to actually halt a slaughter/uprisings in the UAE/N. Africa, or other problems there?.

They can't. Most of them believe in the same thing as Syria. Kill, by the orders of the KORAN.

The Representatives are squatters in New York City, and Congress or some President's Commission should boot them out of here. All they do is cause trouble for the United States.

UAE/N. Africa do not believe in the value of Human Life.

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#2.24 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:58 PM EDT

Let Syria (and the rest of that third world disaster area in Africa, the Mideast, and central Asia) solve their own problems. Stop spending good money after bad and stop wasting our lives for people that hate us anyway. It will resolve itself without our help one way or another.

    #2.25 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:33 PM EDT
    Reply

    STOP the rhetoric!!! People do not get bombed by SHELLS. The killing is done with bombs. Bombs that blow up and mame people if they don't kill but more often KILL...

    If you are going to report the news STOP the rhetoric.

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    Reply#3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:40 AM EDT

    Rhetoric is the art of discourse, commonly (and wrongly) thought to be limited to persuasion. Apparently you are not aware that artillery shells and grenades were called bombs long before there were airplanes.

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    #3.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:21 AM EDT

    "As we approached Assi Square, they started opening fire on us. Two of my colleagues were martyred."

    If they were "martyred" then that tells me these protests are over nothing more than religion and we have absolutely no reason to do anything for these people.

    • 3 votes
    #3.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:38 AM EDT

    arguesforsport...Martyrdom is that which is caused by men whose lust for ultimate power is so maniacal it stops at no uncivilized action to remain in power. Assad is an Ahole power freak. How many Syrians are now dead just because ONE power freak wants to remain in power? Is his power that valuable to the world as a whole? Or is it that only HE thinks it is.

    This is a serious lesson in how far any man will go to keep control over others. Trying to control other humans beings is about the stupidest thing any man can try to do with his valuable time. It's just not possible to control another human being so long as they have an able brain. It's called "options".

      #3.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:55 AM EDT

      No. Martyrdom, when spoken by a muslim, is dying for ones religion. The word has other uses, but it is generally used religiously, and specifically by muslims.

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      #3.4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:01 PM EDT

      argueforsport. You are wrong. The word, "martyr" means the same in any language. Stop with the anti-Muslim sentiments. Assad is not in any way behaving like an orthodox Muslim. He's doing what men have done exclusively since the dawn of time....trying to force his rule on people who don't want it.

      This is the lesson men in the US need to take away from the Syrian mess. Too many male control freaks who just think everyone has to kiss up to them or die. Enough with that BS already.

        #3.5 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:07 PM EDT

        The word does mean the same in any language and it is almost used exclusively in regards to dying for a religious cause, muslim or otherwise. Nothing anti-muslim about that, just a fact.

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        #3.6 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:40 PM EDT

        The #1 definition of Martyr is

        mar·tyr

           [mahr-ter] Show IPA

        noun

        1.
        a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or her religion.

        So for argue to think it's about religion first isn't too far off. However the words 2nd meaning is

        2.
        a person who is put to death or endures great suffering on behalf of any belief, principle, or cause: a martyr to the cause of social justice.

        http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/martyr

        So the person could mean either one, when describing his friends' deaths. Personally, I think he was talking about their rebel cause, not a religious thing. But there are many fighting factions of Islam in the Middle East, so there could easily be a bit of religious infighting going on that us in the Western World don't really know about.

        Ewent, you tend to rant incoherently at times. Just some constructive criticism for ya.

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        #3.7 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:04 PM EDT
        Reply

        the truth is that, the whole world is watching what this criminal duck( Assad) doing with the syrian pple the land of the first alphabet, over one year now the he is continue killing, arresting, rape, Artillery shelling.

        international comunity they are going to sent UN monitors to do what since the whole world even in china they knows what is going on in Syria?

        Syrian pple they need actions not speechs

        • 2 votes
        Reply#4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:44 AM EDT

        Assad and the Syrian people are tryign to defend their country from us and Nato. They've never bombed their own cities, everytime this has happened it's been Nato and U.S. funded terrorists doing the killing while our media military industrial complex reports a false narrative over here so we'll start a war and they'll get military contracts. People have to think.

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        #4.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:13 AM EDT

        keith-1135394 Assad and the Syrian people are tryign to defend their country from us and Nato

        So your trying to tell us that the 10s of thousands of Peaceful protesters across the whole country right now are all Western or NATO foreigners? It's these unarmed peaceful protesters that started getting shot from the government forces to begin with. Sounds like you are on Assad's payroll.

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        #4.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:30 AM EDT

        HEY Ken Trout -- everything you see is a big fat lie and a propaganda as Good as it gets, Do you see all these signs these protesters have all writing in English , strange these I do not see the ALLAH WA KEBAB , God is the great on them , these people do not write in English , these innocents thugs and Alquida Saudis paid NATO trained killers and murderers if you wish , are nothing but paid criminals , they are Christians and destroying Churches , and our Dumb Senators were visiting the so called refugees in Turkey all 24000 of them you probably got 80 millions Americans that do not want Pres. Obama , should the Russians come here and arm them ? I do not think we take that too kindly,would we ? McCain and Lieberman the only reason they over there to kiss up the Israelis and and to destroy every country that stand in its way , Since when McCain and Lieberman gives the damn about anything , hell lets them get back here and worry about us , you so freaking blind , its sickening, all our Intel. tells us that Alquida in Syria and our senator McCain , Lieberman, and Hillary Clinton still want to and arm the rebels , Strange is it not ? You now there is a report that the Saudis spent 50 billions , to Train and arm Alquida and the Taliban's in Afghanistan during the Russian invasion, and that continued till this day, but who we are in love with the Saudis and Qataris AND THE ALL THESE EXTREMIST MUSLIM COUNTRIES , go figure , Assad have the right and duties to protect his people no matter what these dumb assss Europeans and the Gulf States and Turkey or us or anybody , Look what NATO did in Iraq ,Libya , Africa, Yemen and whole bunch of other countries , they steal these countries wealth by the name of Freedom , yes their Freedom to steal and kill in the name of rescuing the people , they killed more people than any Dictator that I know , so do not give me that Crap .

          #4.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:11 AM EDT

          myturn...BS. 80 million red state Americans who hide their bigotry beneath a culture of pretentious BS don't want this president. There IS NO other reason. Not to worry. In a country of over 250 million plus, that 80 million means squat.

          The only idiots who don't want this president in office are the suckups who live off federal funding like Big Oil and there herds upon herds of employees who are as addicted to oil as the heroin addicts are to drugs. Then, there are the other 40 million who have lived off the corruption paid for by the rest of us who'd rather hang by their toes than have a reformer president like President Obama upset their cushy cushy rich boi world only the rest of us can provide for them.

          Time to stop the BS excuses. At what point do red staters ever admit that war keeps their states flush with moolah the rest of the states pay for? Sorry, that Gravy Train left the depot in 2008.

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          #4.4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:01 PM EDT

          ya ewent -- tell that that to our fine senator McCain and Lieberman they want to arm the rebels and send our troops again to war , I can not imagine if that idiot won the election , we would fighting ww3 for sure . OK PEOPLE I'm going to say it real slow , our Intel. already told us , A L Q U I D A , fighting in Syria and then THE S A U I D I E S financing them , OK now you still want go to Syria and take Assad out , why ? and who's side are you all on ?

            #4.5 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:13 PM EDT

            myturn...Senator McCain is a seasoned military man. I have little respect for Lieberman since he cannot make a solid commitment to a party and swings when it's to his advantage. You'd better imagine that President Obama will get his second term.

            Right now, the most dangerous thing for this sitting President is another assassination as with JFK because the bigots will be insane with their desire to be rid of him no matter how they have to achieve that. Add to that the rich asses who hate the idea of paying their fair share of taxes and the corporations that Americans feed instead of allowing to die when they were going to, and you get a strong possibility that some red state nut job will take out President Obama so he can't get a second term...just like they did to JFK, whom the CIA and military detested for his military policies that would have kept us out of Viet Nam.

            al Qaeda is not the once strong terrorist group it used to be. It's too splintered according to the al Qaeda experts here in the US. Thanks to President Obama's policies enough of the al Qaeda leaders are dead to render al Qaeda weakened.

            However, the group to watch is Hamas. The Muslim Brotherhood is also too weak to do much damage internationally. In many ways, the Muslim Brotherhood is like a group of monks in a monastery who prefer their isolation and ability to practice their religion as they see fit.

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            #4.6 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:25 PM EDT

            If it wasn't for Israel or oil, who would give a flying rat's @$$ about the middle east? The Syrian "crisis" is all about protecting Israel's butt and oil. The Iranian "crisis" is all about protecting Israel's butt and oil. We should send all the Hollywood "elites" over there to get killed. I could care less if Assad had short range nuclear weapons and killed off everyone in the region, including himself.

            America is broke- we can't have another war in the middle eastern "kingdoms" built on American taxpayer dollars. Enough enough enough!

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            #4.7 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:37 PM EDT

            ewent you right about the Muslim brotherhood , but what you need to understand the Wahhabi Muslim , and that's what rule Saudi Arabia , they send the money to destroy countries that does not practice what they believe , they still finance Al Qaeda and thanks for the right pronunciation , I know they weak and scattered but in Syria and other Arab countries you get these Muslim brotherhood and they feed on them , they send them money and whole bunch of Allah wa Akbar ( God is the Great ) , and that's all it takes , and in Syria they have brought these left over fighter's if you wish , and smuggled all the Libyans weapons from Qaddafi stock piles , and with the help of the NATO and Turkey off course and the Lebanese sectors the ones that hate Syria , combined they make the bulk of these rebels , they killing Christians and destroying their Churches , I guess they are listening to the fatwa that Wahhabi sheik in Saudi Arabia came with to kill all the infidels , even thought in the Muslim teaching ,they suppose to respect the christians .

              #4.8 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:48 PM EDT

              Everyone buy a Volt and/or a Prius and all will be well. No more oil problems. No more middle east problems.

                #4.9 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 1:40 PM EDT
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                So let me see, does this-"The United Nations Security Council is due to vote Saturday on a resolution that would allow the deployment of international monitors in Syria."-mean that American troops are standing by to go?

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                Reply#5 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:48 AM EDT

                "-mean that American troops are standing by to go?

                It means we're getting ready to send in the CIA...or at least admit they are already there.

                  #5.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:40 AM EDT

                  tiredofitall...If you bother to check, the UN and even Russia and China are in agreement that the bloodbath in Syria has to stop. Hillary Clinton has said this from the beginning. But, as usual, men suddenly go deaf at the sound of a female voice with any intelligence to offer.

                  When innocent people are killed, is the American tradition to ignore that? And then when it happens on US soil, that will be okay too?

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                  #5.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:04 PM EDT

                  ewent!! What is the Saudi Arabian tradition? Are they too elite to die? What is the Israeli tradition? Are they now too elite to die?? Why should it be my tradition to run over to the middle east every time the oil companies and Israel feel threatened?

                  Enough war- America needs to re-build itself and keep our young boys home. Let Russia and China handle this one!!!!!

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                  #5.4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:40 PM EDT
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                  over one year of killing, arresting, shelling, rape and international community do nothing except speechs, meetings, conferences and the pple are dieing up there

                  Syrian pple need actions against this criminal Assad, what unarmed monitors can do with regime came to the power on the tank and he cann't leave it without power and the whole world know that.

                  this regime cann't allow syrian pple to demonstrate peacfully and internationl community not defending those pple or let them defend themselves, so what the solution? leave syrian pple die cuz of one criminal nobody stop him

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                  Reply#6 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:16 AM EDT

                  War is a best way to make profit. China and Russia sells arms to Assad to make big profit, so they are not eager to see the conflict stop.

                  The same is with US in the past and will be in the future. Merchants of Death, all they care are money and let's the world be damn with war.

                    #6.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:48 AM EDT

                    I really don't see how a sign marking them as "occupiers" is going to help thier cause.

                      #6.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:37 AM EDT

                      Hey from Homs-- were one of these people killing the Christians and dismantling their bodies , were the one in Banias the decapitating the Alewites on the streets and showing it on U Tube and bragging about it , or you were the one killing people just on their IDs , I know people like you , Yes Assad the Father did bomb Hama , but why , tell the people why , did he just wake up one morning and said Wow its a good day to Hama , the Muslim brother hood were killing and terrorising the people , remember the bus from Aleppo were they massacred all the students on that bus , Are you a real Syrian or you came through Turkey or Lebanon ,or Jordan maybe , your fine arab brothers ,Are you getting paid every month by the Saudis or the Qataris , any Syrian or any person that love his his country do not want a NATO or any strangers to come to his country , is it not in your holly Muslim teaching ,( me and my brother against my cousin , and me and my cousin against the strangers ) OR WHAT HAPPENED HERE YOU FORGOT your teaching . Does the Holly Koran tell to kill the Christians and to dismantle civilians figures , you trying to play on the people in the US feelings because they do not like to see children's been mistreated and women , and you do that very good , the Gulf States had bought the US Media for you , and then you that guy in London that calls himself the Syrian whatever , He owns a Restaurant in London , and he sits there and fabricate all the stories and films , Assad is no angle buddy , but Syria is much better place with him than people like you and your Alquida Muslim brother hood , We seen what they do and to my people in the US , you do not to listen to this guy just remember 9/11 , because people like that are the rebels in Syria follow your heart not your Politicians , that's whats wrong with now .

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                      #6.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:33 AM EDT
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                      As if Asshad gives a crap about UN deadlines. UN sanctions are generally ineffective, or end up hurting the general population rather than the targeted government. That doesn't mean that the US has to get involved. If it does, regardless of the outcome, there will be plenty of people in the region that will hate the US.. so why bother? When the US intervenes, then they are both hero and villian depending on who you talk to and when. Might as well stop getting into the lose/lose situations and let them sort it out themselves.

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                      Reply#7 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:35 AM EDT

                      LordPyrinc...President Obama and the UN allies were able to starve Iran into finally coming to the table to talk about their nuclear program. Now, even North Korea recognizes the importance of alliances with the West.

                      Asshead isn't about anything but control. That's all he cares about. It's all about him, him, him. It has nothing to do with government. He doesn't want the remotest hint of democracy in his country for obvious reasons...he can't have total control in a democratic form of government.

                      He'll kill every last one of his countrymen rather than give up control. Isn't that what all madmen do when they realize how close they are coming to losing their grip on control of the masses?

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                      #7.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:17 PM EDT

                      ewent- Assad is NOT America's problem. Where is Saudi Arabia? Israel? China?Russia? Come on!! Keep our precious youth home and let the "elite" sand kings fight among themselves.

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                      #7.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:42 PM EDT
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                      The Syrians have all stood together pretty solidly against the U.S. and Israel often enough throughout modern history. Why can't they stand together against their REAL oppressors? They sure all seem to have fun burning American and Israeli flags in the streets whenever the spirit moves them. They can burn down their government's installations in similar fashion -- they'll just need some local support, which doesn't include us.

                      We have bigger problems and bigger concerns with North Korea and Iran. Syria should take care of itself, or get their help from a country that can afford it. Surely there's ONE oil state who supports the uprising!

                      Wait.... Are those crickets I hear...?

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                      Reply#8 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:45 AM EDT

                      when our country gets to the point...the government is run by the greed of the rich...for their benefit with favoritism laws and shady prosecution of the wealthy...do ya think they will help us get our country back...man up and kill for your own country Syrians...

                        Reply#9 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 5:46 AM EDT

                        Once again America the shinning beacon of hope will have to step in and stop this despot and his tyranical actions against his own people. And what about this so called "Arab League", what a bunch of circus-clowns who are just standing around and doing nothing, while the Syrian people are being slaughtered. So now we Americans have to stop this madness. Almost like deja-vu all over again. Can you say Lybia and Khadaffi. Except now it's Syria and Assad. And belive you me even after this ruler is stopped and his reign of terror ended. America will catch flack, because no good deed goes unpunished. But none the less. This sadistic despot and his evil ways will have to come to an end... "God Bless Amerca"... Now go and straighten this murderous bastard out once and for all...

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                        Reply#10 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:00 AM EDT

                        The undertones of these revolts are tinged with religious fundamentalism, rather than liberal
                        democracy... but that didn't stop the great divider in chief from attacking Libya.

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                        Reply#11 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:48 AM EDT

                        "Activist said security forces killed six people", a less-than-usual-number. Does that mean its ok to kill less people? That is how it sounds? It should not be "OK" to kill anyone! Ass-ad, you have got to go! How can you live with yourself? Killing your own people makes you the worst kind of murderer!

                        The warhawks are wanting to arm the rebels. Should they be armed? I think it would be better for them if they could oust that P.O.S. without weapons? Thats righties answer to everything! Blow-em up!

                        Ass-ad, the world IS watching you!

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                        Reply#12 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:59 AM EDT

                        Nothing will get done with Obama in office, he is dithering about taking any action so Mittens can be blamed for whatever happens. With weapons, and if a critical mass of rebels can be reached before much longer, Assad and his lovely wife will be hanging upside down in the public square before the year is out.

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                        Reply#13 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:04 AM EDT

                        Wally-185-- you and people like you must on Aquida's side Because our Generals keep telling all that Alquids is in Syria and they are masacre the innocents people , and they show you these innocents rebels armed to teeth , and you still do not beleive or hear , either you all need to clean your ears and check your eys , or hell if you want Assad out that Bad why don't go to Syria and fight , You all real good about sending our troops while you all home watching T.V and giving your opinions about killing other people , as long as it does not interfere with your drinking and smoking ,

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                        #13.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:48 AM EDT

                        Wally...the only Americans who say nothing will get done under President Obama are those who must have been asleep for the last 4 years. It was THIS president responsible for the deaths of the top 10 al Qaeda leaders.

                        Instead of nitpicking at this president, maybe it's time for Americans to stand behind their leader? Only those determined to undermine this presidency any way they can refuse to act like loyal Americans and stand by the policies of this administration which thus far have been fair, successful and on the mark.

                        It took a Financial Meltdown in 2008 to recognize that the policies of the previous administration over 8 years were destructive to the economy, employment and Middle Class Americans. We can't afford another CEO in the White House.

                        This is a government. Not a corporation ruled by a CEO appointed by a Board of Directors with only profit as the bottom line operative. That leaves out 250-plus American citizens with a Constitutional right to government.

                        When Americans can't see their government is more business than government, it may be time for a thorough house cleaning.

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                        #13.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:34 PM EDT
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                        Fawzi, Annan et al are impotent fools! The situation doesn't need more "monitors" or anything of that sort on the ground - Assad is a murderous dictator, and his forces are killing people right in the face of UN observers!

                        The UN authorities have always been slow to act in any world crisis, as the body count keeps piling up - This situation calls for "direct action" against the Assad regime, and I mean "boots on the ground" types! McCain and Lieberman have the correct way of going about this - Why can't those warning Assad, albeit days late and millions of dollars short, that arming the Syrian resistors to the hilt is the way to go? What a case of spineless politics going on from the world powers looking on!!

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                        Reply#14 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:29 AM EDT

                        I'm usually pretty liberal, but even I am against sending troops to Syria.

                        We need our military at home. The End.

                          #14.1 - Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:07 AM EDT
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                          Hey, George Clooney, and the rest of the Horrorwood azzholes, Aren't the Syrians worthy enough for your attention? Actors, the scum of the earth.

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                          Reply#15 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:07 AM EDT

                          I would personally like to extend a generous middle finger to everyone in Syria and including anyone involved in the A-rab spring. As a noble person once uttered "What have you done for me lately?"

                          F.O.A.D

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                          Reply#16 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:11 AM EDT

                          " ...jubilant displays of defiance" Come on...isn't that a little too gooie. The provocateurs took to the street to force Assad to break the cease fire. They got what they wanted. The insurrection is back on.

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                          Reply#17 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:28 AM EDT

                          The infidel's are on vacation.Maybe if you burn a AMERICAN flag it will help.or you could strap TNT to ur ass walk up to Assad and push the button. or a road side bomb,the list go's on and on.you people don't even like each other, why should we like you?Ask not what the USA can do for you .But what you can do for the USA.

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                          Reply#19 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:57 AM EDT

                          It's time to send in the A10's to take out Syrian armor and mechanized artillery. Along the way, drop a few munitions near the presidential palace as a reminder. Not full scale, but enough to get the idiots attention.

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                          Reply#20 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:16 AM EDT

                          Last i heard they're still signing up people at the air force, sign your butt up and head on over there, after you get done bombing them, tell us what you really accompished....they'll just find some other meglomaniac to kill them....

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                          #20.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:21 AM EDT

                          @Coyotehunter - Sorry dude - too old for that - was active during Vietnam. What you accomplish is preventing the slaughter of men, women and children who are collateral damage by this megalomaniac's army. Unfortunately, it always seems the Middle Eastern countries replace the current dictator with someone worse. It seems after the many years of killing and retributions, they can't stop and be civil.

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                          #20.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:54 AM EDT

                          Rich...Same, same me...thought we we're saving the world from the commie bastards...but after i rotated back to the world, i found it was all for naught...and now we buy our jeans and flip flops from them....It was fun at times...freefire zones, napalm in the morning, noon and night,...but then Hanoi Jane got involved and well the rest is history...

                          Parrots beak-68-69-70-71....

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                          #20.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 2:14 PM EDT
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                          Russia is the Key and if Russia is not part of the solution Russia is the problem. Just my two cents for

                          what it's worth.

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                          Reply#21 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:18 AM EDT

                          Wheres the pop-corn?...makes for good tv viewing, if I remember right the isrealis kicked their(syrian) ass about 40 years ago, and syria has never been a friend of american policy, course who is anymore, let em fight it out....a good civil war every once in awhile never hurt any country, ours led to the industrial revolution and where we are today....Where is that exactly?

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                          Reply#22 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:18 AM EDT

                          LOL at you people believing this propaganda again. same as libya and the u.s NATO killed 30,000 libyans. Syria is infested with foreign terrorists from saudia arabia, they are the ones killing and shelling cities and did not obey the cease fire. assad pulled his troops but the terrorists kept on killing. you people are so asleep! why would an army shell its own country? do you rerally believe this @!$%#? WAKE UP!!! dont fall for another libya, you already have enough blood on our hands. later

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                          Reply#23 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:21 AM EDT

                          Yeah Americans never learn. NBC is co-owned by GE so they have every reason to lie and claim Assad is killing his own people when in reality the CIA is funding terrorists to set off these bombs. No one in Syria believes this crap our media is claiming. Our media can't even cite a source other than their one "charity" group over there.

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                          #23.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:17 AM EDT

                          you right Keith-11-- and the story continue , another war , It seems we already forgot our General Colin Powell in the UN , Showing them the Mobil WMDs , of Saddam and pictures of where are his nukes factories , now Assad after all these years he decided to kill his own people , and if he is so so so brutal why in the hell his losing some of his army , why just doesn't he just send his Air force and wipe these rebels area , After all that's what we do the Israelis the Turks the NATO , SO is trying to be a nice guy or he just like to pick these Alquida rebels one at a time , Idiots .

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                          #23.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:57 AM EDT
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                          Is anyone really surprised? Weak politics as usual will get nothing done. The world needs to do more than just shake a finger as Assad. He needs put in his place.

                            Reply#24 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:31 AM EDT

                            You go Chef80- go fight Assad !! Send your kids too!! Keep America out of it!!

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                            #24.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:44 PM EDT
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                            What is going on in the Middle East? Up rise, after up rise, after up rise! It seems to me that Assad is more of a threat than Mubarak was, yet while we helped oust him we continue to allow Assad (and his merciless, gold digging, "let them eat cake," wife whom claimed she was the real dictator in Syria) to beat, mame and kill their their fellow country men while destroying their cities at the same time. Now the Syrian citizens are calling for world intervention, and rightfully so. However, our country can not be the freedom fighters for the rest of the world. Once our troops get into their countries they become the enemy also causing our soldiers to fight off the people that they are there to protect. Our economy is being drained while certain citizens of these oil producing countries prosper. Let the other Muslim countries look after their own. Oh, but I forgot, the leaders, the 'chosen few' of these countries, are too busy monitoring their bank accounts. Which I believe is the real reason some of this is going on, to keep the masses poor sub-servants and away from their bounty all the while depleting the U.S. of her resources. Once we're broke and defenseless they can use their surpluses to move in for the kill and take over our country: then we'll all be living under sharia law. We have all seen how grateful the Muslim population is after all is said and done. Pakistan is a prime example. Pretending to be allies while knowingly hiding Bin Laden in a compound in their country. Afghanistan also. Killing unsuspecting American soldiers after a few innocently and unknowingly burned the Koran. In my Christian religion we are instructed to burn Holy items as a sign of respect. Would they have preferred the American threw their Holy Book in the garbage with the remains of a butchered 'pig?' When will our country ever learn? It's a "Catch 22." Either way, we loose!

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                            Reply#25 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:32 AM EDT

                            the egyptian people over threw mubarak not the u.s. i stopped reading after your sentence .

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                            #25.1 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:58 AM EDT

                            Yalla is right. The Egyptian people overthrew their corrupt government that was supported by us! In Syria we don't like the fact that they are free and don't have a central bank, so the corrupt U.S. is funding terrorists to attack Syria then our media (owned by military contractors) claims Assad is killing his own people. Assad has no reason to kill his people when his people support him!! They hate us because we keep bombing and killing innocent people.

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                            #25.2 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:19 AM EDT

                            Can you prove any of your assertions Keith?

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                            #25.3 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:48 AM EDT

                            ya Wally-185-- just watch CNN and see what he is talking about , I live in the US and tried to call ANDERSON COOPER a million times i could not even talk to anybody , But this Zidon fella he calls from Damascus AND GET TO TALK TO HIM ALL THE TIME , then he tell Anderson whats happening in all of Syria then he says he can not go anywhere because of the shooting in a perfect English better than PRES. KARAZI in Afghanistan , THEN HE SHOWS 2 soldiers shooting from a top of a building and tells you they are a Syrian troops shooting at the civilians , they do not show who they are shooting at but if he is against the Assad , how did he get on the roof top with these ruthless soldiers , you Anderson Cooper is INSULTING OUR INTELLIGENCE , and the reporter Arwa Demon she said the Syrian did not allow her into Syria , but then she was running around with an Alquida fighter that came from Libya into Syria , and taking pictures them . you know , most of us do not know where Syria at , but to insult us with this kind of reporting , its a shame where our Media went to , they report what they paid to report not the truth .

                              #25.4 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:31 PM EDT

                              my turn, u r very stupid to charge me with somthing even u don't know me if am sunni or christian or durzi or alawi or kurdi, so shut ur mouth and stop talking like syrian media what they r talking every day.

                              if Bashar the duck he is the GOD for u and the other slaves in syria he is not for us,

                              if u reply me i'll not answer u cuz am done with u and u r slave for bashar and am free man

                                #25.5 - Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:38 AM EDT
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                                The so-called activists are hell bent on making the ceasefire completely discredited and Bashar Assad blamed for it.They have never reconciled to the Kofi Annan peace plan They desperately want foreign intervention like in Libya,murder of Assad and his family,and the estalishment of a wahabized Sunni theocracy in Damascus.And the Western media is doing its best to realize these rebel dreams !

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                                Reply#26 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 9:59 AM EDT

                                maybe the Syrians could stop and take a good look at there shelled city during the cease fire . and see how there rebel uprising has done to them ! to there life style , family's ! maybe they can look at them self's and think things out better ! please don't ask other to help you dumb f**k's

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                                Reply#27 - Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:06 AM EDT
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