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With major deadlines now pushed off until next year and Assad appearing to come out smelling of (slightly tarnished) roses with his 'compromise' agreement with Russia (and the US) to join the chemical weapons treaty, not only is Israel now a major focus but the Syrian rebels - as one might expect - are not happy.
Crucially, General Salim Idris notes that this allows Assad "to escape being held accountable"
But another military council official, Qassim Saadeddine, was a little more aggressive: "Let the Kerry-Lavrov plan go to hell. We reject it and we will not protect the inspectors or let them enter Syria."
NotApplicable
reply to post by Bassago
Who saw this coming? Back and forth we go, where we stop... who knows.
Anyone care to guess on which country becomes the focal point for the media after Syria?
St Udio
reply to post by Bassago
in the long run, the USA will be more-so on the sidelines as the 0bama tactic of hired FSA assassins & various beheaders is ramped up to the point of insanity... which will make all those rebel factions even more powerful & better armed to compensate for the absence of USA missile strikes on the Assad military units & storage facilities of CWs & assorted WMDs
~besides USA intel will direct the FSA murderers to the CW storage sitesations that were origionally targeted for the cruise missiles &/or bombing missions~
DocHolidaze
reply to post by Bassago
when do we get to start talking about the scandals that the current administration was involved in before the Syria thing was a big deal?
Dianec
So the rebels have the ball now. What a screwed up game this is for money and power.
gotya
You understand.
It has nothing to do with the loss of life. It's all about money.