130 دولة من "أصدقاء سوريا" تعترف بالمعارضة "ممثلا وحيدا" للشعب السوري

if it was that easy phoenix... it would be of course in the interrest of the syrian people.

The walls are crumbling around Assad. The smell of victory around the corner. One down.....two (HA/IRAN) to go! Cleansing the world from evil regressed leaders!

and

assad days are over for sure now.
what does mowaten and the rest of m8 have to say about this now?
do they feel the end is near or not yet?
they want to cling to what was or they will adjust their position?

Its not that easy, and objectively speaking the US bears a great responsibility in pushing the syrians to exterimism after 20 months of watching idle as they were being slaughtered. Violence leads to extremism. Likei told you before, there are many forms of salafism and the syrians in general are not extremists and even their 'salafists' are not as crazy as many think. The gulfers are the dangerous ones and the parties they fund. Usualy people who live in diverse communities are not rejectionists: while for example asir would praise charbel you will not find a pakistani or egyptian salafi praising a christian. No one can 'take out' anyone, rather let us hope that the departure of this regime would calm people down, and i think in large part they will.

The M8 ers politicians will kiss the rebel boots, few days ago frankieh started his slow U turn. Who can stand against the syrian people after they defeat bashar? Hizbustan will live ina dangerous isolation and slowly but surely his grass roots people will wake up to smell the coffee, they have no coice but to make real peace with the suni lebanese to avert the worse.

Me too

People, there is no such thing as a disassociation policy between any neighboring countries on planet earth. As much as I sympathize with the Lebanese in terms of suffering from wars that they never intended to have, we all have to be realistic about geo political realities. The only way forward for this region is to get rid of the cancer regime of Bashar Assad and everyone needs to contribute to that unless you want to live like slaves for the rest of your lives. It's no secret that Hezbollah was willing to sacrifice their entire 'raison d'etre' for the sake of saving bashar assad because they are pragmatic and understand that the rules of the game will change once a democratic government is born in Syria. On the same note, few people in Syria are naive to think that we are going to have a perfect democracy once Bashar is gone, but at the same time, we have to all realize that any political process takes time, effort, sweat, blood and tears.