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Qanso: No solid proof that Future movement is interfering in Syria

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Minister of State Ali Qanso said on Friday evening that there is insufficient data to prove that the Future Movement is “interfering” in current Syrian events.

Hezbollah and some of its allies have been accusing Future of arming and funding the pro-democracy protesters in Syria

Qanso , leader of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party and a staunch ally of Syria told Hezbollah’s Al-Manar television that the Syrian regime will not fall, and added that most of the Syrian people still support President Bashar al-Assad.

“The more the regime fights to [eliminate] the presence of armed groups, the more will people trust it.”

He added that Syria must be “rescued from the destructive scheme targeting it,” and rejected calls on western countries to protect Syria.

“If the Syrian opposition wants safety and stability, then all it has to do is confront the armed groups.”

Not fooling anyone

The U.S. Embassy in Syria said last Tuesday that President Bashar Assad is not fooling anyone by blaming terrorists and thugs for the unrest in his country as security forces try to crush the uprising by unleashing a brutal crackdown that has killed more than 2,200 people in nearly six months.

In comments posted on the embassy’s Facebook page, U.S. Ambassador Robert Ford said it was clear Assad’s regime has no capacity for reform.

“Peaceful protesters are not ‘terrorists,’ and after all the evidence accumulated over the past six months, no one except the Syrian government and its supporters believes that the peaceful protesters here are ‘terrorists,” he wrote.

Ford acknowledged that security forces have been killed. The regime estimates around 400 have died.

“But the number of security service members killed is far, far lower than the number of unarmed civilians killed,” he said. “No one in the international community accepts the justification from the Syrian government that those security service members’ deaths justify the daily killings, beatings, extrajudicial detentions, torture and harassment of unarmed civilian protesters.” He added

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13 responses to “Qanso: No solid proof that Future movement is interfering in Syria”

  1. 2160John Avatar
    2160John

    He’s right, since the Future Movement does not have the capacity to help them but Saudi Arabia is.

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    Anonymous

    He’s right, since the Future Movement does not have the capacity to help them but Saudi Arabia is.

  3. antar2011 Avatar
    antar2011

    if the saudis is helping them, they would have helped m14 during may 2008.

    and it would not have sent letter of support to Assad earlier in the revolution.

    i just wish poeple think first before they blurt out biased propaganda that has no evidence whatsoever for its truth.

    ya habibi, saudis have shown that they want Bashaar to stay in power more then Hizbal shaytan and persian thugs do.

    1. 2160John Avatar
      2160John

      So now Saudi Arabia supports Hezbollah?

      1. antar2011 Avatar
        antar2011

        saudi arabia wants bashaar to stay…. so it won’t have headaches at home [Gulf] from the persian monster next door and the little monster in lebanon.

      2. antar2011 Avatar
        antar2011

        saudi arabia wants bashaar to stay…. so it won’t have headaches at home [Gulf] from the persian monster next door and the little monster in lebanon.

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    Anonymous

    if the saudis is helping them, they would have helped m14 during may 2008.

    and it would not have sent letter of support to Assad earlier in the revolution.

    i just wish poeple think first before they blurt out biased propaganda that has no evidence whatsoever for its truth.

    ya habibi, saudis have shown that they want Bashaar to stay in power more then Hizbal shaytan and persian thugs do.

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      Anonymous

      So now Saudi Arabia supports Hezbollah?

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        saudi arabia wants bashaar to stay…. so it won’t have headaches at home [Gulf] from the persian monster next door and the little monster in lebanon.

  5. josephphdman Avatar
    josephphdman

    here are too many roomers that saudi arabia has sent 50 billions dollars allready to the syrian revolution groups,who are using them to pay the protesters to go to the street and protest against the regeme , and tons of weapons been smuggled in to syria,s sunnis , paid for by the saudi king , but not  so much help from lebanon , the lebaneese need help with there own problems ,before they could help other people at this time., the money comming from saudi arabia ,the weapons comming to syria from turkey and iraq ,lebanon is not at all as state ,

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    Anonymous

    here are too many roomers that saudi arabia has send 50 billions dollars allready to the syrian revolution groups
    to help them with thee struggle against the regeme , and tons of weapons been smuggled in to syria,s sunnis ,through turkey
    paid for by the saudi king , but not  so much help from lebanon , the lebaneese need help with there own problems ,before they could help other people at this time.

  7. Avatar
    Anonymous

    here are too many roomers that saudi arabia has send 50 billions dollars allready to the syrian revolution groups
    to help them with thee struggle against the regeme , and tons of weapons been smuggled in to syria,s sunnis ,through turkey
    paid for by the saudi king , but not  so much help from lebanon , the lebaneese need help with there own problems ,before they could help other people at this time.

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    najlepszy sklep

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