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SNC: The murderous Assad regime will perish in Lebanon, Syria

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On the occasion marking the seventh anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Syrian National Council issued a statement which was read by March 14 Secretary-General Fares Soueid at the Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure Center.

Here are the highlights of the statement:

“Dear Lebanese brethren, from Syria … We salute you on the seventh anniversary of the assassination of Rafik Hariri.”

“Your victory in 2005 represented the first blow to the Syrian regime and forced the withdrawal of the Syrian regime’s forces from Lebanon.”

“We, Lebanese and Syrians, have a mutual cause. We always reiterate that democracy in Syria is the base of stability and democracy in Lebanon.”

“We stand in solidarity with you … on this occasion. We would like to confirm, contrary to Assad’s allegations, that our revolution, which fights with its flesh, does not need to use your territory in the face of Assad.”

“With the support of Arab and international brethren, the Chinese and the Russians will not succeed in aborting our revolution.”

“We will establish diplomatic relations between Syria and Lebanon as two independent countries and not under the [Syrian regime’s] slogan of ‘one people in two countries.’”

“We will demarcate the border with Lebanon and resolve the issue of the disputed Shebaa Farms …cancel the Syrian-Lebanese Higher Council and investigate the file of the thousands of Lebanese detained in Syrian jails.”

“The murderous [Assad] regime will perish in both our countries.”

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36 responses to “SNC: The murderous Assad regime will perish in Lebanon, Syria”

  1. prophettt Avatar
    prophettt

    Fares Soueid has become the spokesman for both opposition groups in Lebanon and Syria.What is the likelyhood of Him becoming the spokesman for  Bahrainian and Saudi opposition groups?Or any opposition group for that matter?

    1. Fadi81 Avatar
      Fadi81

       lets worry about our backyard first, as you and I both know Syria and its terror proxies in Lebanon have made a mess that only the patriots are brave enough to clean up…lets all support those who support a free Lebanon, free of all arms in the hands of the terrorist organizations.

      1. dabshaleem Avatar
        dabshaleem

        fadi mr yu lik salafite rul yu mr

    2. Beiruti Avatar
      Beiruti

      For today, its far from the point. We cant have everything prophet.

      1. prophettt Avatar
        prophettt

        Beiruti, I know I threw a hot potato that no one wanted to touch, But I think you got my point .One can either support freedom and democracy for all, or be opportunistic and selective of who deserves  freedom and who does not.Unpopular people can only feel safe in a free society. Ironically, many countries that support freedom and democracy are not free enough,to say the least, for an unpopular person to be safe.

        1. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          People who make unpopular statements are never really safe, Prophettt. But feeling free enough to make them is a major hurdle overcome. Whether statements are factual and realistic is another matter. Only free-thinking and educated people can make the distinctions.

    3. michel_feghali Avatar
      michel_feghali

      why do you always want to twist the truth in favor of your beloved Hezbollah and Amal. I have read your posts and they’re totally supportive of M8. You’re supporting a thug regime in syria and all your accusations about Syrian becoming a hot bed for Muslims brotherhood is a scare tactics. Look what happened in Egypt. The Christians are suffering after Mubarak. I am sure they’re well protected in Syria but maybe they’re there but in Lebanon we were never protected by Syria. Syria is no different than Israel and Iran. they’re all axes of evil. Yes you may mention that you been critical at times of Syria and others in M8. But you seem very reluctant to do it when it counts. i have yet to read any posts from you condemining the Syrian regime. here is a video from youtube describing a hired killer by the Syrian intelligence. of course people like will always discounted as a propaganda by the syrian oppositions..
      http://www.cnn.com/2012/02/14/world/meast/syria-paid-killer/index.html?hpt=hp_c1

  2. prophettt Avatar
    prophettt

    Fares Soueid has become the spokesman for both opposition groups in Lebanon and Syria.What is the likelyhood of Him becoming the spokesman for  Bahrainian and Saudi opposition groups?Or any opposition group for that matter?

    1. Fadi81 Avatar
      Fadi81

       lets worry about our backyard first, as you and I both know Syria and its terror proxies in Lebanon have made a mess that only the patriots are brave enough to clean up…lets all support those who support a free Lebanon, free of all arms in the hands of the terrorist organizations.

      1. dabshaleem Avatar
        dabshaleem

        fadi mr yu lik salafite rul yu mr

    2. Beiruti Avatar
      Beiruti

      For today, its far from the point. We cant have everything prophet.

      1. prophettt Avatar
        prophettt

        Beiruti, I know I threw a hot potato that no one wanted to touch, But I think you got my point .One can either support freedom and democracy for all, or be opportunistic and selective of who deserves  freedom and who does not.Unpopular people can only feel safe in a free society. Ironically, many countries that support freedom and democracy are not free enough,to say the least, for an unpopular person to be safe.

  3. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Fares Soueid has become the spokesman for both opposition groups in Lebanon and Syria.What is the likelyhood of Him becoming the spokesman for  Bahrainian and Saudi opposition groups?Or any opposition group for that matter?

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

       lets worry about our backyard first, as you and I both know Syria and its terror proxies in Lebanon have made a mess that only the patriots are brave enough to clean up…lets all support those who support a free Lebanon, free of all arms in the hands of the terrorist organizations.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        fadi mr yu lik salafite rul yu mr

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      For today, its far from the point. We cant have everything prophet.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Beiruti, I know I threw a hot potato that no one wanted to touch, But I think you got my point .One can either support freedom and democracy for all, or be opportunistic and selective of who deserves  freedom and who does not.Unpopular people can only feel safe in a free society. Ironically, many countries that support freedom and democracy are not free enough,to say the least, for an unpopular person to be safe.

        1. Avatar
          Anonymous

          People who make unpopular statements are never really safe, Prophettt. But feeling free enough to make them is a major hurdle overcome. Whether statements are factual and realistic is another matter. Only free-thinking and educated people can make the distinctions.

  4. Fadi81 Avatar
    Fadi81

    takes a brave man to convey the truth at an open public setting in a land known for its lawlessness…

  5. Avatar
    Anonymous

    takes a brave man to convoy the truth at an open public setting in a land known for its lawlessness…

  6. LEBANON101 Avatar
    LEBANON101

    i hope for the sake of thousands of mothers they find out what has become of the Lebanese prisoners in syria

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      At least, the mothers who are still alive ….

    2. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      At least, the mothers who are still alive ….

  7. Avatar
    Anonymous

    i hope for the sake of thousands of mothers they find out what has become of the Lebanese prisoners in syria

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      At least, the mothers who are still alive ….

  8. antar2011 Avatar
    antar2011

    what more do we want?

    lets hope it will be put in practice quickly after the butcher goes…inshaAllah soon.

  9. Avatar
    Anonymous

    what more do we want?

    lets hope it will be put in practice quickly after the butcher goes…inshaAllah soon.

  10. dabshaleem Avatar
    dabshaleem

    yu no say this if syri salafate comed to yu

    1. yazidi Avatar
      yazidi

      what is salafate is that a name of new chemical??

    2. yazidi Avatar
      yazidi

      what is salafate is that a name of new chemical??

  11. Avatar
    Anonymous

    yu no say this if syri salafate comed to yu

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      what is salafate is that a name of new chemical??

  12. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    For once in my lifetime I hear a syrian talking some sense and is logical. I do not support him, but I support some of his ideas. Demarcating the borders, 2 different people in 2 different lands. Lebanese are Lebanese and syrians are syrians – period. What a load of rubbish, nonsense and propaganda was that slogan on the syrian checkpoints – one people in two countries, must be the worst statement of the 20th century. What is even more sad is that some Lebanese truly believed in that, but small things entertain small minds. 
    Nonetheless, a productive and optimistic statement from a syrian – well done!

  13. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    For once in my lifetime I hear a syrian talking some sense and is logical. I do not support him, but I support some of his ideas. Demarcating the borders, 2 different people in 2 different lands. Lebanese are Lebanese and syrians are syrians – period. What a load of rubbish, nonsense and propaganda was that slogan on the syrian checkpoints – one people in two countries, must be the worst statement of the 20th century. What is even more sad is that some Lebanese truly believed in that, but small things entertain small minds. 
    Nonetheless, a productive and optimistic statement from a syrian – well done!

  14. Avatar
    Anonymous

    For once in my lifetime I hear a syrian talking some sense and is logical. I do not support him, but I support some of his ideas. Demarcating the borders, 2 different people in 2 different lands. Lebanese are Lebanese and syrians are syrians – period. What a load of rubbish, nonsense and propaganda was that slogan on the syrian checkpoints – one people in two countries, must be the worst statement of the 20th century. What is even more sad is that some Lebanese truly believed in that, but small things entertain small minds. 
    Nonetheless, a productive and optimistic statement from a syrian – well done!

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