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Originally posted by coldweather
reply to post by Ben81
Which part don't you buy? Could you be more specific please.
Originally posted by Ben81
You buy that ? ..
I Dont !
"We made one step forward that's worth having, which is that we agreed with Russia and China what a transitional government should look like.
There is no place for President Bashar al-Assad in any future Syrian government, diplomats say, as Russia and China agree to transition plan.
The communiqué, which agreed terms for a transitional authority to oversee the end of violence in the country, was hammered out with the inclusion of Russia and China and called for "clear and irreversible steps" after a fixed time frame.
"We made one step forward that's worth having, which is that we agreed with Russia and China what a transitional government should look like. And that there should be a transitional unity government in Syria, and that should be made up of people from the present government and opposition groups on the basis of mutual consent, which would of course exclude president Assad from that."
Originally posted by coldweather
There is no place for President Bashar al-Assad in any future Syrian government, diplomats say, as Russia and China agree to transition plan.
I heard otherwise No new government will be created WITHOUT Assad
Originally posted by coldweather
And if Russia and China have agreed for a regime change, doesn't that imply that they implicitly support the military invasion because without it, regime change won't be possible?
Annan seemed confident of his plan a few days ago, but Russia has refused to back a provision that would call for President Bashar Assad to step down to make way for a unity government, a stance that could torpedo the entire deal.
Russia and China, which has followed Russia’s lead on Syria, have twice used their council veto to shield Syria from U.N. sanctions.
We haven’t reached agreement in advance with Russia and China _ that remains very difficult. I don’t know if it will be possible to do so.
Originally posted by coldweatherThe one thing that I don't understand is if the countries are really that dumb to be believing the US and their lies. Because secretly the Americans are laughing behind their allies' backs. When they want more plunder, they will simply turn on one of their allies and turn all the other countries against them.