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User Details are only visible to members.	What is the Syrian opposition movement? The Syrian resistance is highly fractured, though most agree on the need to remove Assad. The main opposition is the Syrian National Council, an umbrella group dominated by the country's Sunni majority, including Islamist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood. The SNC was created in Istanbul, and at a meeting in June 2012, it elected Abdelbaset Sieda (NYT), a Kurdish academic, as its leader. He has vowed to expand the exile opposition group's political base. The SNC supports Assad's ouster, but unlike its domestic counterparts, has called for international intervention in Syria, including "immediate protection for civilians." The National Coordination Committee (also Coordination Committee of the Forces for Democratic Change) is a domestic opposition bloc of center and left groups as well as independent individuals, including Kurdish activists. The NCC supports regime change but has denounced measures that would include outside military intervention. The group is led by Hassan Abdel-Azim (al-Ahram). The Free Syrian Army (BBC) is a group of army defectors that have waged a violent insurgency to depose Assad by force. The FSA is led by colonel Riad al-Assad and based just inside the Turkish border, from which it launches attacks on Syrian security forces. FSA claims to have some fifteen thousand fighters, but analysts have put this number at no more than seven thousand. In March 2012, the FSA said it would conform to the Annan peace plan, but after subsequent actions by the Assad regime, it said it "will not give guarantees."
East Fishkill NY			Username hidden (2772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I thought it might be time for some FACTS about Syria and the situation there. From The Counsel on Foreign Relations: What is the status of the situation in Syria? Political violence in Syria has hit new heights in July 2012, and many observers speculate whether the revolutionary momentum has reached a tipping point. A deadly attack on Assad's inner sanctum on July 18, which killed several high-ranking officials including the defense minister and the president's brother-in-law, shook the regime at its foundation. Rebel forces have seized control over several border crossings and large tracts of Syrian territory, and may eventually establish "safe havens" from which to expand operations. Meanwhile, a spate of high-level Syrian defections has only added to the picture of a crumbling state. International diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the seventeen-month-old conflict—namely a UN-backed ceasefire—have failed. A series of Russian and Chinese vetoes have remained an obstacle to UN economic sanctions. Syria's civil war has claimed as many as fifteen thousand lives and displaced millions more. A further unraveling of the conflict could cause ripples throughout the region.
East Fishkill NY			Username hidden (2772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Putin is sabre rattling. I'm not sure what the US can do. If you think that Iran has no presence in Syria you are deeply mistaken, they've had a presence there for years. It is definitely scarey for a variety of reasons.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12188 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Yeah... Putin just texted you his plans and intentions, huh? Or is this what Fox told you? We have heard you guys make predictions since 2008. Why not just flip a coin? Odds are the same.
Tempe AZ			Username hidden (2030 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	You can smell it M and the Blood is in the water. Putin wants this and wants to test Obama's resolve. And Iran will have bases there by next spring and this failed coop will fade away like it never happened and puts them in range of Israel with their short Range Missiles. And Russia will supervise. When the UN pulled out this last week the Russian moved in and so did Iran. Rebels wont stand a chance.
Saint Louis MO			Username hidden (12119 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	The US involvement in the middle east has nothing, not a damn thing to do with being the world's police. Talk about ignorance on display! Just disgusting.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12188 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Yup so true M. Mickey.
Maurice LA			Username hidden (3726 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	* Russia warns against unilateral U.S. action in Syria * At least 20 bodies found after Syria troops overrun suburb * Syria says foreign intervention "impossible" BEIRUT, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Russia warned the West on Tuesday against unilateral action on Syria, a day after U.S. President Barack Obama threatened "enormous consequences" if his Syrian counterpart used chemical or biological arms or even moved them in a menacing way. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, speaking after meeting China's top diplomat, said Moscow and Beijing were committed to "the need to strictly adhere to the norms of international law...and not to allow their violation". Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Qadri Jamil, also speaking in Moscow, dismissed Obama's threat as media fodder. "Direct military intervention in Syria is impossible because whoever thinks about it ... is heading towards a confrontation wider than Syria's borders," he told a news conference. Jamil said the West was seeking an excuse to intervene, likening the focus on Syria's chemical weapons with the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq by U.S.-led forces on what proved to be groundless suspicions that Saddam Hussein was concealing weapons of mass destruction. Russia and China have opposed military intervention in Syria throughout a 17-month-old revolt against President Bashar al-Assad. They have vetoed three U.N. Security Council resolutions backed by Western and Arab states that would have put more pressure on Damascus to end violence that has cost 18,000 lives.
Colts Neck NJ			Username hidden (12188 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Para 1 And... That there actually is a paper and physical Super Power(militarily) besides the US. Para 2 I've believed this before, during, after serving in the Air Force. I was in to help defend our nation, not invade and enforce democracy and our rules on the world. para 3 Yes, I agree... It's not our business til American workers abroad are in danger or nukes are about to be used or have been. Or, terrible civillian casualties and war atrocities.
Tempe AZ			Username hidden (2030 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	What do the Russians and Chinese have to gain? Not much more than showing the nations local to them that they can block the US... and rightfully so. We ARE NOT the worlds policemen, we have not the moral or legal authority to do so... hell we can't even police our own damned nation, and you think we have the right to dictator who can and can not lead other nations? Your arrogance is beyond laughable if you think we have any right to interfere.
Hazle Township PA			Username hidden (4775 post)

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