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Downfall of Syrian regim, Lebanon’s government inevitable, Soueid

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During an interview with Future News on Thursday , March 14 General Secretariat coordinator Fares Soueid said that “the downfall of the Syrian regime and Lebanon’s government is inevitable ” and urged the lebanese people to prepare themselves “for a transitional period.”

Soueid stressed that the current government in Lebanon “is the product of the Syrian regime.”

He added that “the excessive use of violence in Syria might keep the Syrian regime standing for a few weeks; however the government of Prime Minister Najib Mikati will not last that long.”

I urge the Lebanese people to prepare themselves for a transitional period” , he said

Soueid also added that “it looks like there is an agreement between Makati’s government and Israel to support President Bashar al-Assad’s regime.”

“Yemen, Israel and Lebanon’s government are the only countries trying to maintain the survival of the Syrian regime,” Soueid said.

The Arab League voted on Saturday to suspend Syria’s membership in the organization and on Wednesday it confirmed the suspension and gave the Syrian regime three days to halt months of deadly violence against its people or face economic sanctions.

Lebanon, Syria and Yemen voted against Saturday’s resolution while Iraq abstained.

Israel has been extremely concerned about the Syrian uprising . The head of Israel’s defense ministry’s diplomatic-security bureau warned on Tuesday of a possible “Islamic empire” if Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad were to be ousted. Amos Gilad said that the removal of the Syrian leader would lead to a “devastating crisis for Israel.”

If Assad is ousted by the popular revolt, Gilad said that the Middle East would be facing an Islamic empire led by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Jordan and Syria.

The current government is completely controlled by Hezbollah which like Israel also supports the Assad regime and is opposed to the pro-democracy uprising in Syria.

Now Lebanon, agencies

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18 responses to “Downfall of Syrian regim, Lebanon’s government inevitable, Soueid”

  1. Amine123 Avatar
    Amine123

    when we are getting rid of HA and their puppets?

  2. Avatar
    Anonymous

    when we are getting rid of HA and their puppets?

  3. eblashko Avatar
    eblashko

    Excuse me, but just because one Israeli says he hopes Assad stays in power doesn’t mean we all do. I would take a Sunni Muslim Brotherhood Syria any day as opposed to Assad.

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    Anonymous

    Excuse me, but just because one Israeli says he hopes Assad stays in power doesn’t mean we all do. I would take a Sunni Muslim Brotherhood Syria any day as opposed to Assad.

  5. Sebouh80 Avatar
    Sebouh80

    May I ask who does Fares Soueid represent himself or the March 14 gang.

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    Anonymous

    May I ask who does Fares Soueid represent himself or the March 14 gang.

  7. wargame1 Avatar
    wargame1

    Can some one please explain what kind of crime that Muslim Brotherhood commits? I do not support any hood but the important point is that when ever people try to expose the crime of Bashar regime , immediately we hear a counter threat of some brotherhood coming to get us if Bashar fall.

    Same as the US government fear monger its citizen through AlciaDA. When the world ask USA about the democracy of Saudi Arabia then they fear that an Islamic government will emerge out of a free election  and going to destroy America. 

    Its Hafez al Assad who murdered 45000 people in less than a week when the protest broke out in 1982 which is the mother of all massacre in the middle east. I never heard that any hood other than this alawi gangs committed similar crime in Syria.People should be able to think rationally not preemptively , because preemptive strike on a manufactured enemy is a sickness in our mind.

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      Basically … it’s a fear of being forced to live under those horrid ‘sharia’ conditions and wrapping your women in a bag all the time. Or like the Taliban, making sure women are kept from education, and simply making them into baby-factories. (Acid in the face if they don’t comply.) None of us like the ‘Big Brother’ concept …
      But yes you are right to question … no-one is hoping or looking to see if there has been SOME modernization in that ‘hood’ before casting the great fears as an excuse to keep them out.
      I’m sure there are always more ‘moderate’ people than idiot radicals (Taliban, Al-Shabob, Hamas, etc.). but it’s the radical extreme elements that cast the fear. Simply to gain ‘power’ for their own agendas. And no-one stands up to them.

    2. MeYosemite Avatar
      MeYosemite

      I think the hood has an underlying goal of one unified Arab country with provinces, similar to what was going on back in 60s. A threat back then to israel, thus the break down, support of Syria coup, empowering the minorities over the majority. Goal may have changed now…. But not sure. SSNP has similar goal but based on a race rather than Islam.

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    Anonymous

    Can some one please explain what kind of crime that Muslim Brotherhood commits? I do not support any hood but the important point is that when ever people try to expose the crime of Bashar regime , immediately we hear a counter threat of some brotherhood coming to get us if Bashar fall.

    Same as the US government fear monger its citizen through AlciaDA. When the world ask USA about the democracy of Saudi Arabia then they fear that an Islamic government will emerge out of a free election  and going to destroy America. 

    Its Hafez al Assad who murdered 45000 people in less than a week when the protest broke out in 1982 which is the mother of all massacre in the middle east. I never heard that any hood other than this alawi gangs committed similar crime in Syria.People should be able to think rationally not preemptively , because preemptive strike on a manufactured enemy is a sickness in our mind.

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Basically … it’s a fear of being forced to live under those horrid ‘sharia’ conditions and wrapping your women in a bag all the time. Or like the Taliban, making sure women are kept from education, and simply making them into baby-factories. (Acid in the face if they don’t comply.)
      But yes you are right to question … no-one is hoping or looking to see if there has been SOME modernization in that ‘hood’ before casting the great fears as an excuse to keep them out.
      I’m sure there are always more ‘moderate’ people than idiot radicals (Taliban, Al-Shabob, Hamas, etc.). but it’s the radical extreme elements that cast the fear. And no-one stands up to them.

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      I think the hood has an underlying goal of one unified Arab country with provinces, similar to what was going on back in 60s. A threat back then to israel, thus the break down, support of Syria coup, empowering the minorities over the majority. Goal may have changed now…. But not sure. SSNP has similar goal but based on a race rather than Islam.

    3. Avatar
      Anonymous

      I think the hood has an underlying goal of one unified Arab country with provinces, similar to what was going on back in 60s. A threat back then to israel, thus the break down, support of Syria coup, empowering the minorities over the majority. Goal may have changed now…. But not sure. SSNP has similar goal but based on a race rather than Islam.

  9. wargame1 Avatar
    wargame1

    When Hafez Assad took power through a coup and overthrow the Sunni government  of Syria , according to the Syrian constitution a “Sunni” could be the head of the state of Syria. But Hafez was an Alawi from 11% where as 80% are sunni in SyriaHafez tampered with the constitution and instead of “Sunni Muslim”  he inserted “Muslim” as the pre qualification for a Head of the state in Syria. Hafez yet couldnt solved his problem by changing the constitution because Alawis were not Muslim nor Christian and History supports that. And if we dig deep in to it then we find that the Nusayris or Alawites are Jew! So here comes Musa Al Sadr an Iranian Shia cleric gave Fatwa that alawis are Shia Muslim! paved the way for Hafez Therefore Dictator Hafez fits perfectly as a new head of the state of Syria as a Shia Muslim. Through out history Alawi was a sect and not Muslim nor Shia and I have verified this. Sunnis were not happy but had to endure this for 41 years. During this time there were Amal, Hezbollah coming from Iran who repeatedly caught aiding Israel according to their own cleric Shaikh Subhi Tufaely. The Arabs suddenly finds themselves under Hezbollah and Assad being their greatest friend! But I would not entirely go against those incident provided Assad family would be a just ruler. But unfortunately its another bloody history of nepotism, AlShahiba , Murder and torture by the Assad family. I am sure some people would like to see how the Iranian constitution works in Iran against the minority. I am far from the Arab world but I feel the resentment of Syrians towards the Alawits in Syria. I would like to learn some more and please correct me if I am wrong. A rational argument is good where we have something to argue rather than ad hominem

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      Unfortunately, ‘rational’ doesn’t seem to be in dictionaries or Arabic heads in those counries … there are still ‘family feuds’ in Lebanon – let alone feuds between sects, even of the same religion.
      For instance, helping Jews would have been more rational than trying to wipe them out … but here we are. ‘Rational’ would be making governments totally unconnected to religion … but here we are. ‘Rational’ would be making sure everyone had real EDUCATIONS – and health care … but here we are.
      And you’re right about ‘resentment’ … coveting your neighbour’s grass is normal.

  10. wargame1 Avatar
    wargame1

    When Hafez Assad took power through a coup and overthrow the Sunni government  of Syria , according to the Syrian constitution a “Sunni” could be the head of the state of Syria. But Hafez was an Alawi from 11% where as 80% are sunni in SyriaHafez tampered with the constitution and instead of “Sunni Muslim”  he inserted “Muslim” as the pre qualification for a Head of the state in Syria. Hafez yet couldnt solved his problem by changing the constitution because Alawis were not Muslim nor Christian and History supports that. And if we dig deep in to it then we find that the Nusayris or Alawites are Jew! So here comes Musa Al Sadr an Iranian Shia cleric gave Fatwa that alawis are Shia Muslim! paved the way for Hafez Therefore Dictator Hafez fits perfectly as a new head of the state of Syria as a Shia Muslim. Through out history Alawi was a sect and not Muslim nor Shia and I have verified this. Sunnis were not happy but had to endure this for 41 years. During this time there were Amal, Hezbollah coming from Iran who repeatedly caught aiding Israel according to their own cleric Shaikh Subhi Tufaely. The Arabs suddenly finds themselves under Hezbollah and Assad being their greatest friend! But I would not entirely go against those incident provided Assad family would be a just ruler. But unfortunately its another bloody history of nepotism, AlShahiba , Murder and torture by the Assad family. I am sure some people would like to see how the Iranian constitution works in Iran against the minority. I am far from the Arab world but I feel the resentment of Syrians towards the Alawits in Syria. I would like to learn some more and please correct me if I am wrong. A rational argument is good where we have something to argue rather than ad hominem

  11. Avatar
    Anonymous

    When Hafez Assad took power through a coup and overthrow the Sunni government  of Syria , according to the Syrian constitution a “Sunni” could be the head of the state of Syria. But Hafez was an Alawi from 11% where as 80% are sunni in SyriaHafez tampered with the constitution and instead of “Sunni Muslim”  he inserted “Muslim” as the pre qualification for a Head of the state in Syria. Hafez yet couldnt solved his problem by changing the constitution because Alawis were not Muslim nor Christian and History supports that. And if we dig deep in to it then we find that the Nusayris or Alawites are Jew! So here comes Musa Al Sadr an Iranian Shia cleric gave Fatwa that alawis are Shia Muslim! paved the way for Hafez Therefore Dictator Hafez fits perfectly as a new head of the state of Syria as a Shia Muslim. Through out history Alawi was a sect and not Muslim nor Shia and I have verified this. Sunnis were not happy but had to endure this for 41 years. During this time there were Amal, Hezbollah coming from Iran who repeatedly caught aiding Israel according to their own cleric Shaikh Subhi Tufaely. The Arabs suddenly finds themselves under Hezbollah and Assad being their greatest friend! But I would not entirely go against those incident provided Assad family would be a just ruler. But unfortunately its another bloody history of nepotism, AlShahiba , Murder and torture by the Assad family. I am sure some people would like to see how the Iranian constitution works in Iran against the minority. I am far from the Arab world but I feel the resentment of Syrians towards the Alawits in Syria. I would like to learn some more and please correct me if I am wrong. A rational argument is good where we have something to argue rather than ad hominem

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Unfortunately, ‘rational’ doesn’t seem to be in dictionaries or Arabic heads in those counries … there are still ‘family feuds’ in Lebanon – let alone feuds between sects, even of the same religion.
      For instance, helping Jews would have been more rational than trying to wipe them out … but here we are. ‘Rational’ would be making governments totally unconnected to religion … but here we are. ‘Rational’ would be making sure everyone had reaL EDUCATIONS – and health care … but here we are.
      And you’re right about ‘resentment’ … coveting your neighbour’s grass is normal.

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