September 29th, 2013. Lebanese news Commentary from 1st september until 29
september, 2013.
http://www.lebanese-transparent-democracy.org/en/13enL/en-actu-130929actu.htm
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September, 2013. Thank you for your help, Senator John MacCain, to carry the
struggle to change the Syrian regime in secular democracy, and your military aid
to the Syrian revolution. All the peoples of the Middle East need to get rid of
this tyrannical regime.
Merci de votre aide pour mener la lutte pour changer le régime syrien en
démocratie laïque et l’aide militaire à la révolution syrienne. Tous les peuples
du Moyen Orient ont besoin de se débarrasser de ce régime tyrannique.
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STATEMENT BY SENATORS JOHN McCAIN AND LINDSEY GRAHAM ON PRESIDENT OBAMA’S
REMARKS ON SYRIA
August 31, 2013
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
today released the following statement on President Obama’s remarks on Syria:
“We believe President Obama is correct that the Assad regime's use of chemical
weapons requires a military response by the United States and our friends and
allies. Since the President is now seeking Congressional support for this
action, the Congress must act as soon as possible.
“However, we cannot in good conscience support isolated military strikes in
Syria that are not part of an overall strategy that can change the momentum on
the battlefield, achieve the President's stated goal of Assad's removal from
power, and bring an end to this conflict, which is a growing threat to our
national security interests. Anything short of this would be an inadequate
response to the crimes against humanity that Assad and his forces are committing.
And it would send the wrong signal to America's friends and allies, the Syrian
opposition, the Assad regime, Iran, and the world – all of whom are watching
closely what actions America will take.”
http://www.mccain.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressOffice.PressReleases&ContentRecord_id=d5e73ff1-c31d-91ba-58ec-800af5b788ae
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Saturday, September 14, 2013. The international scandal continues. We were
fighting for an obligation of international democratic intervention to end
genocide and crimes committed by Bashar Al-ASSAD in Syria. Obama and his
administration have proved that nothing is important for them outside the
protection of Israel, wanting to destroy chemical weapons in Syria, and leaving
the tyrant in power. The West has forgotten the rights and responsibilities to
stop the fratricidal wars. Selfishness dominates the rotten world. The US-Russia
talks showed that the West operates as a clan and is only interested in the
protection of Israel. This will strengthen the extremists at the expense of
human rights and the democracy.
Samedi 14 septembre 2013. Le scandale international se confirme. Nous luttions
pour une obligation d’ingérence démocratique internationale pour mettre fin aux
crimes et génocides commis par Bachar AL-ASSAD en Syrie. OBAMA et son
administration ont fait la preuve que rien ne les intéressent en dehors de la
protection d’Israël en voulant détruire les armes chimiques en Syrie, et en
laissant le tyran au pouvoir. L’occident a oublié les droits de l’homme et ses
responsabilités pour arrêter les guerres fratricides. L’égoïsme domine le monde
pourri. Les pourparlers USA-Russie ont montré que l’Occident fonctionne comme un
clan et ne s’intéresse qu’à la protection d’Israël. Ce qui va renforcer les
extrémistes au détriment des droits de l’homme et des démocrates.
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http://edition.cnn.com/2013/09/14/politics/us-syria/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Russia and the United States announced Saturday that they have reached a
groundbreaking deal on a framework to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons, after
talks in Switzerland.
Kerry said the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must allow "immediate
and unfettered" access to international inspectors. He said there was no place
for games or avoidance by al-Assad.
He did say that President Barack Obama reserves the right to defend the United
States and U.S. interests. However, he said, "the president also wants to find a
diplomatic solution."
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said France welcomes the U.S.-Russian
agreement, saying it "constitutes an important step forward."
The Syrian opposition struck a note of skepticism.
Gen. Salim Idriss, head of the rebel Free Syrian Army, told reporters in
Istanbul: "We have information that the regime began to move chemical materials
and chemical weapons to Lebanon and to Iraq."
"If your case with Assad is only the use of CW, leave him because dying by CW is
far better than being bombed by Scuds."
" The international community is giving Assad a license to kill with all kinds
of weapons except the use of chemical weapons."
Russia has been strongly opposed to any use of force against Syria.
The U.N. estimates more than 100,000 people have been killed since the civil war
began in 2011, in addition to more than 2 million becoming refugees and over 4
million being displaced within Syria.
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Sunday, September 29, 2013. Walid AL MOELLEM, Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Bashar Alassad restarts his cheating by saying that there is no question of
resignation of Bashar and refuses to negotiate with the Syrian opposition.
The comings and goings of sterile talks with the West will not solve the Syrian
civil war.
Ahmad AL JERBA, head of the opposition coalition, had agreed to go to Geneva to
discuss the formation of a transitional government without Bashar AL ASSAD.
The impasse is evident.
From the media:
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Walid al Moallem: “Il n’est pas question de discuter de l’avenir du président
Assad”, lors d’une conférence de paix
Par Agence | 28/09/2013 | 21:56
Services Le ministre syrien des Affaires étrangères Walid al Moallem a rejeté
samedi à l’ONU l’idée qu’une conférence internationale de paix sur la Syrie,
prévue en novembre à Genève, puisse décider du sort du président Bachar al-Assad.
“Il n’est pas question de discuter de l’avenir du président Assad, c’est dans la
Constitution” syrienne, a-t-il déclaré à des journalistes à New York, en marge
de l’assemblée générale des Nations unies.
La conférence dite de “Genève 2″ doit réunir autour d’une même table des
délégations du pouvoir syrien et de l’opposition pour tenter de former, d’un
commun accord, un gouvernement de transition doté des pleins pouvoirs exécutifs.
Cela ouvre la possibilité d’un départ du pouvoir du président Assad, réclamé par
l’opposition et les Occidentaux.
L’ONU a annoncé vendredi soir son intention de réunir cette conférence à la
mi-novembre. Le président Assad compte terminer son mandat et se représenter à
la fin de celui-ci en 2014, a confirmé M. Moallem. Il a aussi affirmé que la
Syrie s’accommodait de la résolution sur les armes chimiques adoptée vendredi
soir par le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU. “Cette résolution ne me pose pas de
problème”, a-t-il souligné.
La résolution fait obligation à Damas d’éliminer toutes ses armes chimiques en
quelques mois. Elle prévoit la possibilité de “mesures sous chapitre 7″,
c’est-à-dire de sanctions, en cas de non-respect par le régime de ses
engagements, mais elles ne seront pas automatiques. Selon M. Moallem, la
résolution “prévoit d’appliquer le chapitre 7 contre les terroristes”.
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