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Jun 6, 2012 5:50 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Hot_Single_Dude
Hot_Single_DudeHot_Single_DudeKobenhavn, Capital Region Denmark68 Threads 73 Polls 11,289 Posts
Iseek: An opinion you are entitled to express.
I agree to a point on Rwanda, Thank You
However, again I ask WHY EVEN BOTHER to put in place a peace plan that NOBODY could see working, by some definitions, and also that it appears NOBODY wanted to work..

By the way, don't you think doing a "Yougoslavia" on Assad will also hugely increase the Civilian death rate??

Regards


Civilian casualties will sure accure, but Hafez Assad kept killing until hundreds of tousands were parished, and at last there were no body being able of resisting his murderer regim no more, and he satyed on power also because the Isreli powrr holders accepted him on charge because of their personal fear of returning palestinain refugees... the same thing happening today,... and Netty loves Assad and Assad loves him back!

I am sure Bashir is willing to do the exact same, and got some absolutely corrupted military folks on his side who are going to assist him.

Assad and his look a liked are not to negotiate with what so ever... the only kind of "negotiation" those understand is powerful arms their military not able of win against... people of Syria are falling in front of the whole world eyes, and some definate actions against Bashir Assad,s regim must get done here and now!

No time to wait what so ever... Bashir is making a fool out of those who beleive on his smile, and buying him self time, because of those who gain personal benefits because of Assads on charge!

Doing a Yougoslavia on Assad will be a propper act, and no matter what... more civilains will parish by Assad than any Yougoslavia kinds of eliminating his regim for good.

Annan does not have any ideas a bout what the Heck he claims he is doing!

Annan have never been able of any great plans any way, and back then when he was on charge as the head of UN... several conflicts were forgotten, and people died in hundreds of tousands... while he tried to gain personal popularity and looking "tough" and serious on issues and actually he did not much useful any way and was hold on as a dang Fool, while monster regims commited acts against whole humanity around the world! Annan was negotiating with my bare As* while Rwanda bleeded and no body must ever forget that neglect which resulted in horrible acts of crims agaisnt absolutely inoncent human beings ... and beleving Annan being a hell of a negotiator any way is rathe naiv! He is Weak and disable of thnking propperly on complicated issues.
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Jun 6, 2012 5:54 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Albertaghost
AlbertaghostAlbertaghostCultural Wasteland, Alberta Canada76 Threads 5 Polls 5,914 Posts
Iseek: I doubt he will answer or for that matter be back here!

Now I Have asked you to please stop, and I have done so as polite as I can be.
If you agree, Good, If you disagree Good also, If you agree to disagree even better.

Last time PLEASE stop now!


Apparently you feel it necessary to bully others into agreeing with you rather than providing factual debate so, will leave your thread and begin one in which your self sidetracked point will be the main focus.

On that thread you are fully welcome to post factual responses nd I hope to see you there!thumbs up
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Jun 6, 2012 6:13 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
Hot_Single_Dude: Civilian casualties will sure accure, but Hafez Assad kept killing until hundreds of tousands were parished, and at last there were no body being able of resisting his murderer regim no more, and he satyed on power also because the Isreli powrr holders accepted him on charge because of their personal fear of returning palestinain refugees... the same thing happening today,... and Netty loves Assad and Assad loves him back!

I am sure Bashir is willing to do the exact same, and got some absolutely corrupted military folks on his side who are going to assist him.

Assad and his look a liked are not to negotiate with what so ever... the only kind of "negotiation" those understand is powerful arms their military not able of win against... people of Syria are falling in front of the whole world eyes, and some definate actions against Bashir Assad,s regim must get done here and now!

No time to wait what so ever... Bashir is making a fool out of those who beleive on his smile, and buying him self time, because of those who gain personal benefits because of Assads on charge!

Doing a Yougoslavia on Assad will be a propper act, and no matter what... more civilains will parish by Assad than any Yougoslavia kinds of eliminating his regim for good.

Annan does not have any ideas a bout what the Heck he claims he is doing!

Annan have never been able of any great plans any way, and back then when he was on charge as the head of UN... several conflicts were forgotten, and people died in hundreds of tousands... while he tried to gain personal popularity and looking "tough" and serious on issues and actually he did not much useful any way and was hold on as a dang Fool, while monster regims commited acts against whole humanity around the world! Annan was negotiating with my bare As* while Rwanda bleeded and no body must ever forget that neglect which resulted in horrible acts of crims agaisnt absolutely inoncent human beings ... and beleving Annan being a hell of a negotiator any way is rathe naiv! He is Weak and disable of thnking propperly on complicated issues.


Hi HSD, Thanks for coming back, I wasn't being flippant in my reply above and then, as now, I of course take your views on board..
What happened in Rwanda, The loss of innocent lives is and was a truly terrible thing, I agree.

Having said that, my concern is for innocent civilians, I don't think it matters who takes innocent lives, as much as why innocent lives were not /will not be saved, I care that innocent lives are in the middle and as a result will/ would be killed! I don't consider that as being Naive..

My reference to Mr Annan was purely and simply because he was tasked with the job, Nothing else, It could have been you, the Pope or Elton John for that matter, The point being why not give peace a chance..

Over 13,000 lives are already lost, that is enough in fact that is far too much, as 1 is too much.

That's it...

Kind Regards
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Jun 6, 2012 6:22 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
Albertaghost: Apparently you feel it necessary to bully others into agreeing with you rather than providing factual debate so, will leave your thread and begin one in which your self sidetracked point will be the main focus.

On that thread you are fully welcome to post factual responses nd I hope to see you there!


I am sorry you feel that way, And I wish you the best in your thread.
Having left another thread to avoid this same situation with you before, I do not intend to do so here. And as I have said and Pleaded with you, this serves nobody and only actually serves to push away others with a point of view, who might (as a recent email expressed) feel bullied by some of you comments.

Again I wish you the very best
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Jun 7, 2012 3:13 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
vinny1967
vinny1967vinny1967Dublin, Cork Ireland131 Threads 7 Polls 11,475 Posts
More calls for Regime change.


Opposition groups have blamed pro-government militia for the deaths of at least 86 people and possibly up to 100 in Hama province, many of them women and children.
Syrian state TV said troops found some bodies after attacking "terrorists".
Speaking during a visit to Norway, Mr Cameron said the massacre was further proof that the Assad regime was "completely illegitimate and cannot stand".
In a clear message to Russia and China, which have blocked international action against Assad, the Prime Minister said the whole world should show that it wants a transition to a new regime in Damascus.
Speaking in Oslo, Mr Cameron said: "If these reports are true, it is yet another absolutely brutal and sickening attack.




sad flower
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Jun 7, 2012 5:47 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Boban1
Boban1Boban1bigplace, Central Serbia Serbia144 Threads 5 Polls 18,789 Posts
NATO's 'Civil War' Machine Rolls Into Syria




Russian Journalist Exposes Propaganda Lies about Houla Massacre

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Jun 7, 2012 6:05 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
pierrec
pierrecpierrecmalaga, Andalusia Spain4 Posts
Politics are afraid for an escalation in the middle east, from Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, S.A. to the U.A.E.
Human Rights are not important, the protection and certainty of the oil production is priority for the the Western world, Asia and also Africa.
The U.N. is only a puppet; not a democratic instrument.
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Jun 7, 2012 6:15 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
vinny1967: More calls for Regime change.Opposition groups have blamed pro-government militia for the deaths of at least 86 people and possibly up to 100 in Hama province, many of them women and children.
Syrian state TV said troops found some bodies after attacking "terrorists".
Speaking during a visit to Norway, Mr Cameron said the massacre was further proof that the Assad regime was "completely illegitimate and cannot stand".
In a clear message to Russia and China, which have blocked international action against Assad, the Prime Minister said the whole world should show that it wants a transition to a new regime in Damascus.
Speaking in Oslo, Mr Cameron said: "If these reports are true, it is yet another absolutely brutal and sickening attack.



Just been all over news channels, It truly is sickening when you consider what man is capable of doing to his fellow man..
I agree totally, with Mr Cameron in his statement "If these reports are true, it is yet another absolutely brutal and sickening attack."

It's looking more and more likely now, that the peace plan is almost beyond help and that's a great shame, and the unwillingness of the regime to give a peaceful solution a chance is bewildering, quite frankly.. If indeed that is the case.

The clashes now spilling over in Lebanon is really worrying, and If one thing is for sure, it's that the Lebanese don't deserve another conflict as it's short history at least appears to have been one big conflict, since the French decision to carve up the country...


Kind Reards
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Jun 7, 2012 6:17 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
bungallow55
bungallow55bungallow55Lakeland, Florida USA238 Threads 10 Polls 3,837 Posts
Iseek: This is a straight forward question, Why NOT give peace a chance by backing Kofi Annan to the absolute hilt FIRST, then consider other options IF peace fails?
You forgot something here...we are humans being the most destructable species
of this world...I mean, war is coming.
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Jun 7, 2012 6:23 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
bungallow55: You forgot something here...we are humans being the most destructable species
of this world...I mean, war is coming.


I agree, I haven't forgotten, history is there to prove your point.
Destructive is a great description it also encompasses the damage done to the Earth etc..

Kind Regards
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Jun 7, 2012 8:02 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
ttom500
ttom500ttom500St. Cloud, Florida USA30 Threads 5 Polls 10,523 Posts
Iseek: TTOM, three in one sitting!AS apposed to bombing and invading Syria?That the very best you can do?Resolutions are written and re-written to suit the powers that be, Yep EXACTLY my point no backbone...WRONG, as I have stated to your other half! GOD help us all if that is the case LMAOYou mean the guys that made the club don't want to be in the club NO MORE!MY computer stopped working the date went back to 1950, GIVE ME A BREAK!
NO you wouldn't EVER speculate


UN mandate to overfly Iraq and to monitor following the fist gulf war are ....UN Resolutions 687 and 707. Shortly they were passed, the US, Great Britian and France began monitoring overflight of Iraq.

So?

As said the UN has acted to mandate the United States into a peace keeping role. Because they were there to monitor Sadam Hussien actions against the Kurds and Shia. Why not mandate Russia to do so in Syria?

Clearly this is just another US bashing thread.

Syria dissolves into Civil War while you bash the United States. Assad hosed down Sunni with his attack helos just the other day....foring them to move to the Labanon border. They had another civilian atrocity.

Russia is the only real Peace Keeping force Annan has for Syria. But you fail to realize that as you bash the United States. For not even being there. So if you want Syrian Peace Keepers....time to go ask at the Kremlin.

Whether Putin has the forces for a Syrian Peace Keeping mission. I doubt. He invaded Georgia with only 65,000....most of those were reservists....and they were poorly equipped. I saw em running around in tennis shoes......but you can at least ask. It never hurts to ask....all Putin can say to you is no.

But I would go the UN GA route....and place some arm twisting to the request. Putin is former KGB.....so unless you arm twist a little....it ain't going to happen. He is not like President Bush one or two....that sees a international need for intervention and does it because it is the right thing to do.

The longer you hesitate in the request....the more atrocities will occur and the more Sunni come to Baka hills inside Lebanon.....
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Jun 7, 2012 9:07 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
Hi TT, Welcome back..

ttom500: UN mandate to overfly Iraq and to monitor following the fist gulf war are ....UN Resolutions 687 and 707. Shortly they were passed, the US, Great Britian and France began monitoring overflight of Iraq.

It's been done to death here TT...

ttom500:
So?
As said the UN has acted to mandate the United States into a peace keeping role. Because they were there to monitor Sadam Hussien actions against the Kurds and Shia. Why not mandate Russia to do so in Syria?

Pray, tell me TT what has Russia got to do with me? or the question?

ttom500:
Clearly this is just another US bashing thread.

And every body wishing peace?? or just anybody who might disagree??
I agree to disagree with your claim...

ttom500:
Syria dissolves into Civil War while you bash the United States. Assad hosed down Sunni with his attack helos just the other day....foring them to move to the Labanon border. They had another civilian atrocity.

Sounds so familiar somehow...

ttom500:
Russia is the only real Peace Keeping force Annan has for Syria. But you fail to realize that as you bash the United States. For not even being there. So if you want Syrian Peace Keepers....time to go ask at the Kremlin.

You mean as apposed to bashing: France, Ireland, Russia, China or anybody who dares to disagree..

ttom500:
Whether Putin has the forces for a Syrian Peace Keeping mission. I doubt. He invaded Georgia with only 65,000....most of those were reservists....and they were poorly equipped. I saw em running around in tennis shoes......but you can at least ask. It never hurts to ask....all Putin can say to you is no.

AS ABOVE....

ttom500:
But I would go the UN GA route....and place some arm twisting to the request. Putin is former KGB.....so unless you arm twist a little....it ain't going to happen. He is not like President Bush one or two....that sees a international need for intervention and does it because it is the right thing to do.

OF COURSE!

ttom500:
The longer you hesitate in the request....the more atrocities will occur and the more Sunni come to Baka hills inside Lebanon.....

What? Me hesitate? You come up with fantasies play them out here and demand that others play along.

What has ANY of the above have to do with the PEACE PLAN!
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Jun 7, 2012 9:25 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
Merriweather: Hi Vinny,

Yes, its damn hard to face that we have access to daily news, but we really dont know if its old news or new news.. Damn... but the bottom line is... people are being killed, and there are far tooo many guns about... no matter who is doing it...

Gets to a point that you just dont know what or who to believe..

So if this is all for oil... I am growing an olive plantation and buying an electric car.. Damn !!!!!!


Hi, Merriweather, Vinny...

I get very scared when all or certainly the majority of the world media AGREE with each other! Now the subject doesn't really matter, just the fact that they all agree on something..

A National Radio show (in Ireland), very well known, just had two Syrian men on, one in Ireland and one in Damascus both asking for international assistance and asking for Governmental assistance.

The call for someone from Syria to call said show was about 15 days ago (if I am not mistaken), and the call happened TODAY.

A very balanced interview with no opposition voices, which kind of took me back for a moment, until I remembered a very similar situation on the same show during the Libyan uprising..

I agree, who to believe, Peace attempt or no peace attempt, Justified or unjustified...

Kind Regards
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Jun 7, 2012 11:20 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
vinny1967
vinny1967vinny1967Dublin, Cork Ireland131 Threads 7 Polls 11,475 Posts
Merriweather: Hi Vinny,

Yes, its damn hard to face that we have access to daily news, but we really dont know if its old news or new news.. Damn... but the bottom line is... people are being killed, and there are far tooo many guns about... no matter who is doing it...

Gets to a point that you just dont know what or who to believe..

So if this is all for oil... I am growing an olive plantation and buying an electric car.. Damn !!!!!!


Hi Merri. wave Hope your well hon hug

I am at that point now Merri. Its very frustrating and am fast becoming disillusioned by what I am reading and seeing.

I am no scholar of middle eastern history unlike some other posters like Iseek and TT who seem to know a lot more about it than I do. However I certainly do not trust any Government or the UN or Nato to go in there and would much prefer if they were left to their own thing.

Does greed and corruption happen before becoming elected or after ? Probably a mix to be honest but they all see an opportunity.

Time ot take big business out of Government methinks and make the elected representatives responsible to the people who voted them in and not some lobbyist who is consistently in their ear and influencing proceedings because their man/woman has been bought. The whole thing makes me sick to be honest.

If you need a good handy man with slow hands on your olive plantation gis a shout laugh

bouquet
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Jun 7, 2012 11:32 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
vinny1967
vinny1967vinny1967Dublin, Cork Ireland131 Threads 7 Polls 11,475 Posts
ttom500:
Clearly this is just another US bashing thread.


Hi TT, Hope your well.
Someone has tried to disrail this thread from virtually the start and as usual debated with a sledge hammer. I admire's Iseek's patience to be honest.

You and I both know that the CIA (and others) will be pulling strings in this fight and all in the interest of the US government. I think that's obvious to anyone with any intelligence.

The Russians ? I wouldn't trust them either. The UN is toothless and NATO will be dictated to by the big players.
There is NO one government or organisation that I would trust to go in there without self serving motives.

I wish everyone would leave them at it but we both know that won't happen because of the strategic position and other interests in that area.

Its all just political manouvering to me.

sad flower
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Jun 7, 2012 11:32 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
vinny1967
vinny1967vinny1967Dublin, Cork Ireland131 Threads 7 Polls 11,475 Posts
ttom500:
Clearly this is just another US bashing thread.


Hi TT, Hope your well.
Someone has tried to disrail this thread from virtually the start and as usual debated with a sledge hammer. I admire's Iseek's patience to be honest.

You and I both know that the CIA (and others) will be pulling strings in this fight and all in the interest of the US government. I think that's obvious to anyone with any intelligence.

The Russians ? I wouldn't trust them either. The UN is toothless and NATO will be dictated to by the big players.
There is NO one government or organisation that I would trust to go in there without self serving motives.

I wish everyone would leave them at it but we both know that won't happen because of the strategic position and other interests in that area.

Its all just political manouvering to me.

sad flower
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Jun 7, 2012 11:50 AM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Hot_Single_Dude
Hot_Single_DudeHot_Single_DudeKobenhavn, Capital Region Denmark68 Threads 73 Polls 11,289 Posts
Iseek: Hi HSD, Thanks for coming back, I wasn't being flippant in my reply above and then, as now, I of course take your views on board..
What happened in Rwanda, The loss of innocent lives is and was a truly terrible thing, I agree.

Having said that, my concern is for innocent civilians, I don't think it matters who takes innocent lives, as much as why innocent lives were not /will not be saved, I care that innocent lives are in the middle and as a result will/ would be killed! I don't consider that as being Naive..

My reference to Mr Annan was purely and simply because he was tasked with the job, Nothing else, It could have been you, the Pope or Elton John for that matter, The point being why not give peace a chance..

Over 13,000 lives are already lost, that is enough in fact that is far too much, as 1 is too much.

That's it...

Kind Regards


Hi again and sorry I was too late before replying back. I do not like lost of any lives as well, and any single life lost in conflicts around the world is a terrible happening which is definately ireversable and a life lost, is one too many when all counts.

Still... giving a chance to a possible peace between Assad regim and the international community or the so called rebels in Syria, is not optin in my eys. Assad and his look a liked all over that part of the world, are not to begotiate with and they do not understand one simple human right which is that when a power holder is not wanted no more, then there must be real chances changing him or her out, by free elections. syria have been suffering of this family for years and the reason why syirans finally have stood up and demanding end of Assads regim, is of course what have happend in other areas and what we call the arab spring.

Bashir,s father killed so many that a horrible fear hold peple of Syria stopping any kinds of real resistance against the regim, and now years later and when the same wish of freedom have been succesful in Lybia or Egypt of Tunesia and even Yemen and Bahrain are shaking because of people,s demand for freedom... then Syria for sure stands up as well, and actually demanding justice for the horrible autrocities of Assad,s family against those troubled people.

Some say it is rather risky allowing Syria going Egypt and so on and they say Alqueda is going to take over and so on but no way that will happen any way and even the begining of new gained freedom is difficult as it have been even in US back then and looked a lot like those new free arabic countries in may ways... still... things will fall on place and the country will find herself and freedom will result in much better lives for the inhabitants of syria some day soon after the dang dictator is under mudd or moved a way to refuge in a crook state some where, willing to giving him refuge.

No peace to Assad regim is sense or possible what so ever... He does not GET what peace means and specially when he knows what happened to Gadhafi and so on he is not going to give a way this easy... here and now people with light arms are fighting agaisnt machine guns and choppers and tanks and soon planes as well am sure... peple alone will not be able to defeat his murderer regim and then let us help people of Syria by showing the regim the power of our arms. Assad will keep killing and he will not stop and he will in no way being willing to leave power what so ever and what ever lie he claims in the coming days will be alie and nothing than a lie. His regim is getting ready to claim have accepted a russian peace plan in the coming days and then his guns will keep shooting but using muffers so no body hears mumbling

"All we are saying... just give peace a chance"... yeah it sounds good, but it is not doable in Syria... and Assad does not GET what peace means, and is just a bloody wapire as his dang stupid father and who ever being a part of Assad,s regim.

dunno
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Jun 7, 2012 2:09 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
ttom500
ttom500ttom500St. Cloud, Florida USA30 Threads 5 Polls 10,523 Posts
vinny1967: Hi TT, Hope your well.
Someone has tried to disrail this thread from virtually the start and as usual debated with a sledge hammer. I admire's Iseek's patience to be honest.

You and I both know that the CIA (and others) will be pulling strings in this fight and all in the interest of the US government. I think that's obvious to anyone with any intelligence.

The Russians ? I wouldn't trust them either. The UN is toothless and NATO will be dictated to by the big players.
There is NO one government or organisation that I would trust to go in there without self serving motives.

I wish everyone would leave them at it but we both know that won't happen because of the strategic position and other interests in that area.

Its all just political manouvering to me.


Hi Vinny,

I agree the CIA is there. The Russia secret service is there. The Mossad is there. Every intell agency in the world has flocked to the
Syrian violence. That is what they get paid to do. Go to the hotspots and do covert things.....

But just my opinion, on the case built here.....that the best Peace Keepers for Syria is the Russians.

I back that up with what Hillary Clinton said yesterday. She was
not in Washington to meet with Annan.....but with conference calling...likely was at the table in some way.

Yesterday, she goes public with saying 'the US understands the Syrian people want a change. That they want Assad removed from power. The United States agrees with that. That the United States has prepped a 'staged plan' for his transfer of power.' Not quoted verbattem but very close.

She did not say one word about US Peace Keepers or a no fly zone over the country.

It is a election year. Obama cannot make a large peace keeping deployment to Syria. He bungled Libya so badly on the Congressional approval. He cannot even get a go from Congress for a no fly zone. They would not give it to him. They'd force it to be executive order and to be totally on his shoulders with the election coming.

Maybe after the election. But right now? No way, Hose'.

So the only place I see them coming from is Russia....maybe Africa. But the later is problematic as well. But to get them from Russia, you are going to have to twist Putin's arm.jmo

It is twistable. Ask me how we stopped the Russians short of the Georgian Capitol someday. Maybe "stopped" is not the right word.....'induced them to slowing their advance' to a 1/4 inch per day.....))...is a better choice of words.

Heck if I was 30 years younger.....give me some blue body armor and a blue kevlar hat.....but this is not a old man's game or place....for the next few years,......Syria is going to be one serious and deadly place.
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Jun 7, 2012 2:29 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
ttom500
ttom500ttom500St. Cloud, Florida USA30 Threads 5 Polls 10,523 Posts
Here is what we learned in Northern Iraq with the displaced Kurds that had gone into Southern Turkey. Also with the Kosovos. Because I think that it going to be very relevant to making any Syrian Peace plan work.

You have to give these displaced persons, a hope that they can return to their homes and businesses back in Syria. Else.......they are going to resist any and every peace plan you come up with.

We did it in Kosovo....we did it in Northern Iraq. So I am going to share the trick with for future reference. Right now, Assad's people are ethic cleansing the Sunni from western Syria. These people know their houses...properties....farms....businesses....but they are losing possession of them.

Assad's people will begin to 'detitle' them from their properties. Leave a place for a length of time and it becomes public property. Or becomes the state's property.

What we did was use satellite imagery to record their property and property lines. Someone looks at a sat image....he can point out and lay out the property lines of his house, farm, business. Basically, we made up a new title registry for them based ...on sat imagery....so they knew that once the conflict was done....they were coming back to something. We did that in Kosovo....and some in North Iraq. It works. It gives them a hope.

But you take that away....that Assad is also taking their farms, businesses and houses away....they have little reason or no reason not to fight.
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Jun 7, 2012 4:31 PM CST Why Not fully back Kofi Annan and give peace a chance in Syria
Iseek
IseekIseekWaterford, Ireland2 Threads 455 Posts
Hot_Single_Dude: Hi again and sorry I was too late before replying back. I do not like lost of any lives as well, and any single life lost in conflicts around the world is a terrible happening which is definately ireversable and a life lost, is one too many when all counts.

Yep, Totally agree, and those left behind who also suffer..

Hot_Single_Dude:
Still... giving a chance to a possible peace between Assad regim and the international community or the so called rebels in Syria, is not optin in my eys. Assad and his look a liked all over that part of the world, are not to begotiate with and they do not understand one simple human right which is that when a power holder is not wanted no more, then there must be real chances changing him or her out, by free elections. syria have been suffering of this family for years and the reason why syirans finally have stood up and demanding end of Assads regim, is of course what have happend in other areas and what we call the arab spring.


Absolutely, Right on! A terrible, Terrible past under the Father...

Hot_Single_Dude:
Bashir,s father killed so many that a horrible fear hold peple of Syria stopping any kinds of real resistance against the regim, and now years later and when the same wish of freedom have been succesful in Lybia or Egypt of Tunesia and even Yemen and Bahrain are shaking because of people,s demand for freedom... then Syria for sure stands up as well, and actually demanding justice for the horrible autrocities of Assad,s family against those troubled people.


Again, Absolutely, The only thing is M.E. history since the time of the Crusades through (Franco-Syrian war)to splitting Syria into Lebanon/Syria. Druze war of 1925-27 and in '27 the French victory. 1939 the British-Zionist conflict in Palestine, The M.E. Theatre of war, The 1942 invasions of Syria, Lebanon, and Persia. The time of the Nakba In Palestine, formation of Israel, the Arab/Israeli wars, the Occupation of Iran by British and Soviet troops. The killing of Sadat in '81 an then Mubarak taking over Egypt.. Right up to today, Libya and now Syria..

The common denominator is outsiders, the West, the Soviets etc.. and the results are all written in the history of the Middle East and plain to see as times of TERRIBLE loss of life and in most if not all cases The M.E. was left far worse off, the ever.
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