Voice of America Says,Sryia would be in Chaos For Years to come,More War Propaganda Today

VoA

“If you look at the battlefield, Bashar [al-Assad] is not president of all of Syria anymore, because he has lost control of so much of Syria, even his own suburbs,” said Ken Katzman, a Middle East Affairs specialist with the Congressional Research Service, in an interview this week with alHurra TV.

The Expert Who claimed that Saddam too Bin Laden.

The rebels’ success is not assured, but even if they did win, some say Syria would suffer a power vacuum and be entrenched in internal strife for years to come.

Even as he claims that, Sryia would be in Chaos For Years to come

Syria would suffer a power vacuum and be entrenched in internal strife for years to come
How wonderful to know! I guess the PIGS at the Congressional Research Service and people like John McCain just love Chaos's whenever they find the right country.

“Neither side has the strength to defeat the other,” Holliday writes.

“An alternative source of authority and security in Syria may be emerging,” writes Josh Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma and author of the Syria Comment blog. Following the Geneva agreement of last weekend, Landis speculates that, in time, the militias of the FSA that can effectively cooperate with the revolutionary councils and can deliver field successes “will rise to the top, pulling the smaller brigades into their ranks.”

Whose Josh?

He is a frequent analyst on TV and radio. Most recently he has appeared on PBS News Hour, Charlie Rose Show, CNN, Fox News, and has been widely quoted in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, LA Times, and comments frequently for NPR and BBC radio. He has spoken at the Brookings Institute, USIP, Middle East Institute, and Council on Foreign Relations.[

Interestingly enough the Voice of America in this article has cited one of the biggest Institutes linked or those who have ties with the CFR and other NGO Groups.

Who were Pro Libyan Rebel last year and have pretty much avoided on talking about the aftermath of the libyan conflict lets see the names of them shall we?

-Institute for the Study of War.
-Congressional Research Service
-Josh Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies
-Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis
-Institute for the Study of War

These Institutes are the elitist ones, they to have been cheering and calling for a war on Iran.
From the article.

Dubai believes the Holliday report is “a bit out-dated.” “Most of the rural areas and especially the major urban centers of Idlib and Aleppo in the north are now under the control of the rebels,” Khawaji said.

He added he had seen reports that FSA forces had taken control of two Syrian military airfields. Khawaji said Turkish jets that were scrambled recently along the Syrian border to prevent another downing of a Turkish jet by Syria have, in effect, created a no-fly zone that gives the rebels air cover for their advances in the north.

He added he had seen reports that FSA forces had taken control of two Syrian military airfields.

Basically what he stated he has seen the videos on YouTube when the FSA forces had taken control of two Syrian military airfields. However i to have seen the videos of it, however the videos does rise a credibility point.

Provincial military councils of the FSA have also coordinated closely with the three major organizations of the civilian opposition within Syria, said Elizabeth O’Bagy of the Institute for the Study of War. In addition to staging the protests that sparked the revolution,

Sadly i am doubting that claim i have seen the new least protest videos, it doesnt look as if the rebels have that much support.


In Aleppo looks like about just 500, the video does seem staged doesn't it?
In the VoA article it means once again the Ghost Squad the Shabbiha, which remember it was CNN first that started the term, with there analysts.

The artlice by CNN
Regime-backed militia does Syria's 'dirty work,' analysts say

Syria: United rebels gain ground as slow war comes to Aleppo

But what is intersting is this artlice by the telegraph as quoted.
"Almost every attack we make, we already know that many soldiers in the target will defect," said the commander of Der Tezzah.

Almost every attack we make, we already know that many soldiers in the target will defect? Sounds like Bribing in my view.

As in tthe case of the Sunni who supposdely defected and has claimed.
Source

Sounds like to me the elites are in Rush to finish off Sryia.

The map where the Rebels have control.



Remember the English protest sign that posted? well its back again.

You think Syrians would say Damn?