Assad of Syria is a minority alawit shiit brand from syria. in syria and lebanon, shi'its, suni and maronite christians live together. so far, religious blood bath is not happening thanks to shiit hisbolah is dominating lebanon and alawi-shiits dominates Syria. if the suni pigs control power, they will exterminate christians and shiites just like what egyptian sunis are doing to christians and iraqi sunis were doing to shiites. Oj-Listro the wahabist suni might not agree with this but it is the truth. The suni wahabists and salafists are very dangerous and wouldn't hesitate to exterminate anyone different from them and i don't know why the West is entertaining them in syria while russia is articulating the situation and siding with Assad

As I was reading the following article today, I asked myself why the Western powers that are now asking for UN intervention in Syria had blocked a similar draft resolution in 1994 that could have saved the lives of more than 800,000 Tutsi massacred during the horrifying genocide in Rwanda?

The US and Britain, for their part, valiantly blocked any UN intervention to stop the genocide in Rwanda and resolutely opposed the use of the term genocide by the UN security council to describe the situation, even after 2 weeks of systematic killing. Why? Basically they knew that their boys, the RPF (a Tutsi Rwandan exile army based in neighboring Uganda led by the current dictator Paul Kàgame), were going to win the war and any mention of the term genocide would have forced the UN to act. A UN intervention would have probably led to some sort of power-sharing deal allowing the French to hold onto some influence. As it was they were set to get everything, what be it if a million or so natives should get massacred? They simply weren't interested.

It is also interesting to note that today, more that 6 years after the genocide Rwanda is an extremely racist police state, there is no prospect of anything resembling democracy (as the tutsi minority couldn't possibly win) and the regime is the number one golden boy of the US in Africa, subsequently receiving vastly disproportionate funding from NGO's, IFI's etc.
http://struggle.ws/africa/accounts/chek ... feb01.html

It was during this time that the then US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs in the Clinton Administration, and the now US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice at a conference told her colleagues that...

"...If we use the word 'genocide' and are seen as doing nothing, what will be the effect on the November [US congressional] election?"

It was an election year in the US and that is why she did not want the U.S. involved, and her inaction would claim over 800,000 lives in Rwanda, earning her the fitting nickname Susan "Bystander-to-Genocide" Rice.

Assad of Syria is a minority alawit shiit brand from syria. in syria and lebanon, shi'its, suni and maronite christians live together. so far, religious blood bath is not happening thanks to shiit hisbolah is dominating lebanon and alawi-shiits dominates Syria. if the suni pigs control power, they will exterminate christians and shiites just like what egyptian sunis are doing to christians and iraqi sunis were doing to shiites. Oj-Listro the wahabist suni might not agree with this but it is the truth. The suni wahabists and salafists are very dangerous and wouldn't hesitate to exterminate anyone different from them and i don't know why the West is entertaining them in syria while russia is articulating the situation and siding with Assad

Father of five - Semere-
Who really cares for this sorry azz tyrant Assad, blood [deleted] semere?
shumbash Banda- you don't have any kind shame when you are supporting this ruthless dictator.
Tyrants will fall one by one whether you like it or not. Qizenam Arogit shimagele.
Are you still living in England?

I never heard of the Shiit and Sunni thing until the fall of Sadam Hussien. My recollection on this subject from my history classes is very pale but of recent I know exactly when it started. I have hard time believing the Sunnis will have atavistic genocidal hatred against Shiites. Notwithstanding my little knowledge on the subject, I totally reject your analysis. What inherent quality is there in the Sunnis to want to genocide the shiites?

Assad of Syria is a minority alawit shiit brand from syria. in syria and lebanon, shi'its, suni and maronite christians live together. so far, religious blood bath is not happening thanks to shiit hisbolah is dominating lebanon and alawi-shiits dominates Syria. if the suni pigs control power, they will exterminate christians and shiites just like what egyptian sunis are doing to christians and iraqi sunis were doing to shiites. Oj-Listro the wahabist suni might not agree with this but it is the truth. The suni wahabists and salafists are very dangerous and wouldn't hesitate to exterminate anyone different from them and i don't know why the West is entertaining them in syria while russia is articulating the situation and siding with Assad

U´re right on this one Semira. We´ve the recent example from Bahrain, where the majority Shiites were violently repressed recently and we´ve Saudi Arabia with a minority Shia, living under oppression as well. The christians in Syria want Assad to stay, not because he´s an angel but because of "better the devil U know". lus, Assad is a syrian problem and should be left for the syriasns to handle. This, "more catholic than the pope" attitude of some people is really reprehensible. It´s a tool for intervention. There´s, absolutely, no democracy anywhere in the world. There´s only plutocracy!

U´re right on this one Semira. We´ve the recent example from Bahrain, where the majority Shiites were violently repressed recently and we´ve Saudi Arabia with a minority Shia, living under oppression as well. The christians in Syria want Assad to stay, not because he´s an angel but because of "better the devil U know". lus, Assad is a syrian problem and should be left for the syriasns to handle. This, "more catholic than the pope" attitude of some people is really reprehensible. It´s a tool for intervention. There´s, absolutely, no democracy anywhere in the world. There´s only plutocracy!

Zmeselo,
I believe you love tyrant regimes more then the people who are suffering day in and day out. All these nonsense excuse is not going to keep the tyrant Assad in power. Mubarak, Saddam have the same problem about their abusive character to wards their people as well as their country. I don't have any time to waste about what is good for the country or what is good for the people as well. A tyrant is a cancer to society as well as to the world. Those tyrants who are abusing their people as well as their country must have payed the price one way or the other.
Semere the no- 1 liar in this forum is opening his mouth by degrading the proud people of Syria. That is what he is spiting his sorry azz mouth by supporting the tyrant Assad. If he is against Ashebir, Issias, and the rest dictators all over the world, he has to stand up for the proud Syrian people. Since he is a liar and an opportunist, he doesn't have any kind shame when he said

I personally don't want Assad of Syria to fall

Bullshit. Father of five is a sorry azz retarded shimagele who doesn't have the manner to shut his sorry azz mouth. Mic free

Hi oj....

This author agrees with Semira.

The Russian position is based on expert assessments of the dangerous consequences of a further escalation of the armed confrontation in Syria. Considering its special geopolitical location in the region and fragile interreligious balance, if Syria does not begin a national dialogue without foreign interference, these consequences will affect the interests of all countries – Russia, Europe, the United States and Arab states. The conflict in Syria is increasingly acquiring religious overtones. There is a risk of it spilling into neighboring Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq, and perhaps further southward. In this case the worst-case scenario may come to pass – the world community will have to deal with a broader inter-Muslim conflict if not a collision between civilizations. Syria’s numerous Christian communities traditionally supported the more secular Alawi minority and are justifiably concerned over the possible spread of Salafi Islam in Syria.

Read More... http://valdaiclub.com/middle_east/38280.html

This author agrees with Semira.

The Russian position is based on expert assessments of the dangerous consequences of a further escalation of the armed confrontation in Syria. Considering its special geopolitical location in the region and fragile interreligious balance, if Syria does not begin a national dialogue without foreign interference, these consequences will affect the interests of all countries – Russia, Europe, the United States and Arab states. The conflict in Syria is increasingly acquiring religious overtones. There is a risk of it spilling into neighboring Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq, and perhaps further southward. In this case the worst-case scenario may come to pass – the world community will have to deal with a broader inter-Muslim conflict if not a collision between civilizations. Syria’s numerous Christian communities traditionally supported the more secular Alawi minority and are justifiably concerned over the possible spread of Salafi Islam in Syria.

Read More... http://valdaiclub.com/middle_east/38280.html

Shabos -
Instead of crying one by one over here, Tell the tyrant Assad to take care of his business at home. The card is on his hands, if he doesn't know how to use it, his sorry azz will be history.

My response was actually for semira but since U decided to butt in, I can tell u this: I have no respect for someones´ opinion whose nick has obama attached to it.