Activists alarmed over Syria mission's Sudanese head, Opposition Scared?, page 1

Source reuters

Eric Reeves, a professor at Smith College in Massachusetts, who studies Sudan and has written strong criticisms of its government, said the choice of a Sudanese general was a sign the Arab League might not want its monitors to produce findings that would force it to take stronger action.

Syrian opposition activists are reluctant to publicly criticize a monitoring mission in which they have invested high hopes. But several have privately voiced concern over whether a Sudanese military man would be willing or able to take a hard stance towards Assad.


So what you think ATS is the Opposition Scared? that some if not of all its cliams could be not true at all? if the Arab League goes with its mission?

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I thought I read that mercs in Libya were getting 2000 dollars a day in gold. I don't know what deserters get.

There are legit non paid protesters there too. The mercs possibly want to look like regular protesters, not NATO goons.-----------------

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