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Syrian opposition groups are calling for the first time for an international intervention to protect civilians from the Assad regime's ongoing military onslaught, including the establishment of a United Nations-backed no-fly zone.
The rebels' formal calls drew a tepid response Wednesday from the Obama administration and European governments, who said there is currently little appetite to reprise the type of air campaign that helped dislodge long-serving Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi last month.
Originally posted by Signals
NO, NO, NO!
Let's stay out of it.
No more "spreading peace" in the M.E....
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
Originally posted by Signals
NO, NO, NO!
Let's stay out of it.
No more "spreading peace" in the M.E....
Lets all simply quote this post 10,000 times or more.
Seriously, we've got much bigger fish to fry now.
U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland, citing a lack of consensus among the Syrian opposition, said the U.S. believes most of the opposition doesn't want foreign military intervention of any kind. "The number one thing that we can do to help them is to get international monitors in there," Ms. Nuland said. "We need witnesses so that we can hold Assad to account."
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Peace will not come through statements and resolutions at the UN
Originally posted by Vitchilo
How hard is it for anyone to find Assad with drones/satellite/stealth plane and when you find him, you drop a bomb on him?
Should have been done with Mubarak.
Kill Assad, kill the regime, no need to kill hundreds if not thousands of people. Kill the head.