There was an effort to get him to push them out of Syria, not give they any home in Syria. According to Hafez Al-Assad, he asked President Bush why doesn't the United Nations, led by George Bush or the American government, come up with a definition of terrorism and what constitutes a terrorist state. Once that definition is laid into international law as a standard by which we judge a nation, then we apply that standard to every nation. He said he has not heard from Mr. Bush on that. So when America doesn't like a regime, for whatever the reason, we just say it was a terrorist regime.
Terrorism is in the eye of the beholder.
The Boston Tea Party was not a tea party. They'll say it certainly was. The Americans, however, will say it was a blow that was struck for our freedom. This is not to be taken from Louis Farrakhan as any acceptance of terrorism. This is insanity to do what they're doing, but they have been driven to that point, and the driver refuses to recognize that he's in the driver's seat.