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Syrian dissidents to get help from Libya to oust Assad’s regime

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The new Libyan government is well on its way to help Syrian fighters against President Bashar al-Assad’s regime with arms after a meeting held in Istanbul between the two sides, a newspaper reported Saturday.

A Libyan source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told Britain’s Telegraph, that the aid will extend beyond providing the Syrian fighters with arms but that Libya could also offer potential volunteers to help up rebels in their struggle against Assad’s regime.

“There is something being planned to send weapons and even Libyan fighters to Syria,” said the Libyan source.

The Libyan source also heralded that “there is a military intervention on the way. Within a few weeks you will see.”

According to the newspaper, preliminary discussion about arms supplies dates back to early November 2011, when members of the main opposition group, the Syrian National Council [SNC] visited Libya.

“The Libyans are offering money, training and weapons to the Syrian National Council,” said Wisam Taris, a human rights campaigner with ties to the SNC.

Due to logistical difficulties, large shipments of Libyan weapons are not yet received by the Syrian fighters, said activists, adding that there are proposals to create a buffer zone inside Syria, monitored by the Arab League, or the likely emergence of an area inside the country controlled entirely by rebels.

Meanwhile, the Telegraph quoted sources from the Libyan town of Misrata as saying that some weapons may already have been shipped.

Libya’s interim government was the first to recognize Syria’s opposition movement as the country’s ‘legitimate authority.’

In addition to the potential Libyan assistance, Turkey, a former ally to Assad’s government, is already sheltering about 7,000 Syrian opposition activists and the dissident Free Syrian Army.

Photo: Lebanese and Syrians living in Lebanon carry a Syrian flag as they march in a protest in solidarity with Syria’s anti-government protesters, in Tripoli, northern Lebanon. (Reuters)

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24 responses to “Syrian dissidents to get help from Libya to oust Assad’s regime”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    While the feelings of ‘the people’ of Libya may be with ‘the people’ of Syria, I doubt they have enough time to be trying to arrange deliveries while attempting to re-start their own economy and government and lives.
    Perhaps there’s a few, however, still trying to ‘spread the word’.

    1. leobetapar Avatar
      leobetapar

      c’mon they haven’t got unity yet .There’s is dozens of putatifs chiefs who wait for they part of the meal .Do u thing any of them better than the ass hole Gaddafi I doubt

  2. Avatar
    Anonymous

    While the feelings of ‘the people’ of Libya may be with ‘the people’ of Syria, I doubt they have enough time to be trying to arrange deliveries while attempting to re-start their own economy and government and lives.

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      c’mon they haven’t got unity yet .There’s is dozens of putatifs chiefs who wait for they part of the meal .Do u thing any of them better than the ass hole Gaddafi I doubt

  3. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    I Pity what the Alawite did to the Syrian nation , how this nation was the prosperous and modern with Chichakli and el Zaim and el Atasi ,look what happen when the slave rule , as my grandmother use  to say ” Najina min abed iza hakam . When you watch the TV and see the Libyan revolution you can’t but respect at least what Khadafi did education wise  , it is so impressive to see that every single Libyan on various TV channels spoke English almost perfectly and many spoke French, and all wear jeans T shirt and very modern, and looking at Syria , most of the people look uneducated wearing clothes that belong to beginning of the 20th century ,on some instances many government spokesman like Moualem ( Fat bastard) can’t speak a foreign language,No Wonder it is taking so much time to overthrow the animal Assad , as the Alawites really subdued the Sunnis , you could see them hopeless , crippled by fear and terrorized especially when now Hizbollah or Hizb al shayatin and Iranian Jund al evil are contributing to the killing in Syria . A Libyan help is a must as they showed real guts in overthrowing the mad Khadafi !!!

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      Depsots and Dictators have always gone after the most educated first Guss. Eliminating people with at least a full high-school education and who have a liberal view of the real world, and forcing ignorance in the larger sense of humankind, is necessary to keeping the rest enslaved. Pol Pot had it as his doctrine ‘for’ the people … the Kim family practices it in the jail that is North Korea … and we know of the Ayatolla’s need to attack the universities in 2009 as students were becoming ‘aware’. One reason there’s a ‘shudder’ when a Hezzy appointee becomes head of the University in Beirut. Control of thought is almost as effective as killing the children – and leads to less animosity for longer periods of time.

      1. guss043 Avatar
        guss043

        Can’t agree more!!!!

      2. leobetapar Avatar
        leobetapar

        u so low  i need a caterpillar to reach u

      3. guss043 Avatar
        guss043

        That’s all what we need the Mullah controlling our universities !! we will not allow another Syria here !!

      4. Rafic Avatar
        Rafic

        That reminds me why Armenians commemorate April 24 because that day during WW1 the Ottoman Turks picked up all educated leaders of Armenians in Istanboule including some that were members of Turkish parliament raided their homes and hanged them one by one. What I mean what 5th Drawer said dictators do this so regular people will be leaderless and helpless. Till now the current government denies this fact.

      5. Rafic Avatar
        Rafic

        That reminds me why Armenians commemorate April 24 because that day during WW1 the Ottoman Turks picked up all educated leaders of Armenians in Istanboule including some that were members of Turkish parliament raided their homes and hanged them one by one. What I mean what 5th Drawer said dictators do this so regular people will be leaderless and helpless. Till now the current government denies this fact.

    2. beyondreason1022 Avatar
      beyondreason1022

      Guss043 please don’t blame the Alawite for their fortune, the Syrian Sunnis did it to themselves, the have been sleeping at the switch for 40 years and did not bother to take their future with their own hands, I can only describe them as coward and unwilling to stand up for what was and is their right to live like human beings. Peace

  4. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    I Pity what the Alawite did to the Syrian nation , how this nation was the prosperous and modern with Chichakli and el Zaim and el Atasi ,look what happen when the slave rule , as my grandmother use  to say ” Najina min abed iza hakam . When you watch the TV and see the Libyan revolution you can’t but respect at least what Khadafi did education wise  , it is so impressive to see that every single Libyan on various TV channels spoke English almost perfectly and many spoke French, and all wear jeans T shirt and very modern, and looking at Syria , most of the people look uneducated wearing clothes that belong to beginning of the 20th century ,on some instances many government spokesman like Moualem ( Fat bastard) can’t speak a foreign language,No Wonder it is taking so much time to overthrow the animal Assad , as the Alawites really subdued the Sunnis , you could see them hopeless , crippled by fear and terrorized especially when now Hizbollah or Hizb al shayatin and Iranian Jund al evil are contributing to the killing in Syria . A Libyan help is a must as they showed real guts in overthrowing the mad Khadafi !!!

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Depsots and Dictators have always gone after the most educated first Guss. Eliminating people with at least a full high-school education and who have a liberal view of the real world, and forcing ignorance in the larger sense of humankind, is necessary to keeping the rest enslaved. Pol Pot had it as his doctrine ‘for’ the people … the Kim family practices it in the jail that is North Korea … and we know of the Ayatolla’s need to attack the universities in 2009 as students were becoming ‘aware’. One reason there’s a ‘shudder’ when a Hezzy appointee becomes head of the University in Beirut.

      1. guss043 Avatar
        guss043

        Can’t agree more!!!!

      2. Avatar
        Anonymous

        u so low  i need a caterpillar to reach u

      3. guss043 Avatar
        guss043

        That’s all what we need the Mullah controlling our universities !! we will not allow another Syria here !!

      4. Avatar
        Anonymous

        That reminds me why Armenians commemorate April 24 because that day during WW1 the Ottoman Turks picked up all educated leaders of Armenians in Istanboule including some that were members of Turkish parliament raided their homes and hanged them one by one. What I mean what 5th Drawer said dictators do this so regular people will be leaderless and helpless. Till now the current government denies this fact.

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Guss043 please don’t blame the Alawite for their fortune, the Syrian Sunnis did it to themselves, the have been sleeping at the switch for 40 years and did not bother to take their future with their own hands, I can only describe them as coward and unwilling to stand up for what was and is their right to live like human beings. Peace

  5. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    I Pity what the Alawite did to the Syrian nation , how this nation was the prosperous and modern with Chichakli and el Zaim and el Atasi ,look what happen when the slave rule , as my grandmother use  to say ” Najina min abed iza hakam . When you watch the TV and see the Libyan revolution you can’t but respect at least what Khadafi did education wise  , it is so impressive to see that every single Libyan on various TV channels spoke English almost perfectly and many spoke French, and all wear jeans T shirt and very modern, and looking at Syria , most of the people look uneducated wearing clothes that belong to beginning of the 20th century ,on some instances many government spokesman like Moualem ( Fat bastard) can’t speak a foreign language,No Wonder it is taking so much time to overthrow the animal Assad , as the Alawites really subdued the Sunnis , you could see them hopeless , crippled by fear and terrorized especially when now Hizbollah or Hizb al shayatin and Iranian Jund al evil are contributing to the killing in Syria . A Libyan help is a must as they showed real guts in overthrowing the mad Khadafi !!!

  6. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    I Pity what the Alawite did to the Syrian nation , how this nation was the prosperous and modern with Chichakli and el Zaim and el Atasi ,look what happen when the slave rule , as my grandmother use  to say ” Najina min abed iza hakam . When you watch the TV and see the Libyan revolution you can’t but respect at least what Khadafi did education wise  , it is so impressive to see that every single Libyan on various TV channels spoke English almost perfectly and many spoke French, and all wear jeans T shirt and very modern, and looking at Syria , most of the people look uneducated wearing clothes that belong to beginning of the 20th century ,on some instances many government spokesman like Moualem ( Fat bastard) can’t speak a foreign language,No Wonder it is taking so much time to overthrow the animal Assad , as the Alawites really subdued the Sunnis , you could see them hopeless , crippled by fear and terrorized especially when now Hizbollah or Hizb al shayatin and Iranian Jund al evil are contributing to the killing in Syria . A Libyan help is a must as they showed real guts in overthrowing the mad Khadafi !!!

  7. leobetapar Avatar
    leobetapar

    so stupid those lybians  What do they think ,their nation isn’t still unite ,there is no central gouvernment and they start open a wide breach in theeir prospect for peace It will be an all over civil war in lybia soon if they stay on such stupid patway Don’t they see what’s happen to the ahl shitty ~(the south of Arabia is in a near unrest state) or in Turkey (the way to liberate Ocalan or at least the mountains is widely open) don’t they understand those stupid Lybian is a real Pity  Baasist will be here as long as the shitty kings of Peninsula Arabia will stand

  8. Avatar
    Anonymous

    so stupid those lybians  What do they think ,their nation isn’t still unite ,there is no central gouvernment and they start open a wide breach in theeir prospect for peace It will be an all over civil war in lybia soon if they stay on such stupid patway Don’t they see what’s happen to the ahl shitty ~(the south of Arabia is in a near unrest state) or in Turkey (the way to liberate Ocalan or at least the mountains is widely open) don’t they understand those stupid Lybian is a real Pity  Baasist will be here as long as the shitty kings of Peninsula Arabia will stand

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    e-commerce

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