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Titolo: Bashar al-Assad, professione chirurgo

Interessante, qui, una cit. di Assad: “When a surgeon in an operating 
room ... cuts and cleans and amputates, and the wound bleeds, do we say 
to him your hands are stained with blood? Or do we thank him for saving 
the patient?”. E pensare che esiste, chi "ringrazia" Assad...
 
http://www.asharq-e.com/news.asp?section=2&id=29862
 
 
Al-Assad has made it simple
 
04/06/2012
 
By Tariq Alhomayed
 
The tyrant of Damascus resolved the entire debate, at Arab and 
international level, and even among some spectra of the Syrian 
opposition, about the possibility of a diplomatic solution in Syria, 
when he announced in his speech yesterday that Syria is not in a crisis, 
and that he is proceeding to fight what he describes as “terrorists”, 
even if the price is high!
 
Al-Assad's speech was clear; he does not see a political crisis in Syria 
but rather a crisis of terrorism, aggression and external funding. Thus, 
in all simplicity, he is ready to complete his journey of repression and 
murder, whatever the costs, stating in his speech that “the price may be 
high…but we will be ready to pay it”. He even wanted the Syrians to be 
thankful for this, when he said: “When a surgeon in an operating room 
... cuts and cleans and amputates, and the wound bleeds, do we say to 
him your hands are stained with blood? Or do we thank him for saving the 
patient?” Thus he vowed to continue with more killing, because he 
believes everyone rejecting his regime is an enemy funded from abroad, 
or a terrorist that must be dealt with. Worse still, in his speech 
al-Assad pledged that the killing of civilians and military personnel 
would not go in vain. Here al-Assad was sending a message to those, 
domestically and abroad, who have rebelled against him, or sympathized 
with the Syrian revolution, namely that they should be prepared for his 
retaliation.
 
The most important points to take from what al-Assad said in his speech 
yesterday is that there is no political crisis, that he will continue 
whatever the cost, and that if the situation calms down he will then 
seek to retaliate. These messages are very clear and explicit, and they 
mean that all those who believe that Kofi Annan’s mission can be 
implemented are either delusional, or seeking to give al-Assad further 
opportunities. Likewise, al-Assad’s speech yesterday means that all 
those hoping for a political solution in Syria, whether along the lines 
of the Yemeni initiative with Russian efforts or otherwise are also 
delusional. The tyrant of Damascus does not see a political crisis in 
the first place, but rather terrorists that must be rooted out and this 
means more killings, massacres and other brutal acts.
 
If there is one good thing to come out of this it is al-Assad’s genuine 
contribution to simplifying the process of taking a stand against what 
is happening in Syria. All those who had hoped for a political solution, 
whether through Annan’s six point plan or via Moscow, must now 
reconsider their positions, and begin to think seriously about how to 
work to end the suffering of the Syrians now, bring the tyrant of 
Damascus to justice, and end his despicable era. In this regard we can 
consider the importance of Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud 
al-Faisal’s support for safe areas inside Syria, with al-Faisal 
stressing that these must come through the UN Security Council, 
regardless of the continued state of Russian and Chinese intransigence 
within. Now it has become necessary to form a coalition of the willing, 
Arab and internationally, with NATO involvement, to undertake the task 
of providing protection for the Syrians, and accelerating the collapse 
of the tyrant’s military institutions.
 
After al-Assad’s speech there must be practical stances, including 
military intervention, because the tyrant of Damascus simplified matters 
when he said he would continue fighting whatever the price.
-- 
Namib
 
Chacun appelle "idées claires" celles qui sont au même degré de 
confusion que les siennes propres (M. Proust)

 
http://www.asharq-e.com/news.asp?section=2&id=29862
 
 
Sarebbe molto più interessante sapere se sei davvero così cretino o ti
piace fartici considerare (e lascia perdere gli specchietti, che come al
solito ti ci fai male).
Prendere un sito dell'Arabia Saudita per farsi un'idea di cosa succede in
Siria è come chiedere a Riina se la moglie è una criminale.
 
P.S,. nel caso, sappi che ormai è evidente che sei così cretino (c'è poco
da fare) oppure sei un infame.. scegli tu
 
Ciao!
 
 
 
 
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