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The regime in Damascus retains its grip on the country but has been badly shaken by the events of the last few months. Demonstrations have been put down with great brutality and have spread throughout the country. President Bashir al Assad's promises of reforms in the future seem to have had little effect. Large-scale protests continue. But the uprising has yet to reach critical mass - we have not seen hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets in the two main cities, Damascus and Aleppo.
Syria unrest: Assad says his government will not fall
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said his government is in no danger of falling, despite months of protests.
In an interview on state TV, he said the solution in Syria was a political one, but violence should be dealt with firmly by the security forces.
He said steps were being taken to introduce a multi-party system and elections might be held in February.
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MSM is preparing us for another war!?
Camera got them images. Camera got them all... Nothing's shocking...
Showed me everybody. Naked and disfigured... Nothing's shocking...
The T.V.'s got them images. T.V.'s got them all... It's not shocking!!
[color=CFECEC]Well, it's just like the show before.
Now the news is just another show, with sex and violence...
Originally posted by dario86
For example:
Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links
Originally posted by dario86
reply to post by Rubber-Ducky
So on one end we have NATO attacking countries ruled by al-Qaeda and on other end we have NATO helping them. Yep, sounds just fine to me.
And don't forget al-Qaeda was trained by US in first place.