READER COMMENTS

The Syrian Revolution is the most beautiful, fresh and pure expression of what is inside the citizens. Only in this revolution, they break down injustice and tyranny and do not care how many they have of martyrs and wounded. They are all sacrifices for this country and it's sad to see the Syrian army, which is supposedly the protector of the nation, become a brutal killing machine that did not shed tears for the dead they left behind them as if they were enemies of the homeland. Why all this for one person only, someone may ask them. Did not they hold themselves accountable for those, didn’t they feel the pain of guilt if they imagine that the pain of being killed or tortured is an individual from their family? But only condolences to the dead martyrs, they have provision with their Lord. The Syrian citizens face these difficulties for their freedom, which is to improve education, industry, agriculture, health insurance and the elimination of unemployment and other rights that are right for each free citizen. But the Assad regime refused to give them all the rights, but his only concern, like any dictator ruler, is the seat of government. He did not work for the rest of his countrymen, but made them suffer from poverty, disease and practices of the security services so that the Syrian citizens suffer various kinds of oppression and injustice. When he heard the call of his people he did not meet the appeal, but revealed his true evil, and showed them his carelessness about them and the value of the Syrian citizen. He has never listened anyone to end those practices on the nation. Bashar al-Assad lost his score a long time ago among the Syrian people and no matter what he does they will not be subject to him. Each martyr that drops will increase their strength in facing him and his army, and we have seen in recent months how many of his soldiers split with him. They have turned into a weapon directed against him and every day that passes will increase the split with him to see him face what a lot of his predecessors among the rulers faced, and the end will be worse than the end of his peer Gaddafi. The right will triumph always no matter how long it takes, and those like Bashar al-Assad will remain a bad memory and Syria will see light in order to erase all the injustice on that coming day.

Some Syrian political analysts believe that it is possible to avoid the internationalization of the conflict by implementating the Arab League’s initiative, which is based on four points: stopping the violence and withdrawing the army from the villages and cities, in addition releasing detainees, and allowing the foreign and Arab press to enter into Syria. Then, a serious dialogue with the opposition should start under the supervision of the Arab League. It seems that the Syrian regime had not yet realized that the early steps of internationalization have begun, and that it has to solve the problems and start serious reforms in order to avoid the internationalization of the crisis, which means that it will not be limited to the Arabs, but would be placed in the hands of foreign powers, which will consider their interests as an integral part of the process of internationalization. If this happens, the regime in Syria will not only fall, but this would also destroy the Syrian state, especially the defensive means (missile launchers, air bases, communications) and facilities of the public sector (electricity, oil installations, etc.), as well as the destruction of the administration and sending Syria back to the Middle Ages. This is and what we have seen in Iraq, despite the fact that the regime depends on the pretext that it is still able to prevent the situation, despite the escalation, from reaching a state of civil war through the role played by the army, which is deployed in the confessional contact areas to prevent any friction and without being involved in a face-to-face civil conflict in the Lebanese way. The dissenters failed in securing a command center inside Syria, while they receive their orders from their leaders, who are located at the Turkish-Syrian borders. The militias move with the weapons that they take as booty and work as inexperienced small militias that lack the leadership and the hierarchical order to coordinate their operations. The opposition also does not have heavy weapons, and this means that they are similar to the armed organization of the Muslim Brotherhood without having their organization, fury, and determination. The army and intelligence are able to move throughout Syrian territory; even the withdrawal from some villages overrun by the insurgents and dissidents was followed by a strict siege on them to prevent them from contacting other places so that the regime can control the country even as it starts losing control over the country gradually.