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NuffSilence: Please. Nasrallah's is not a speech that you take seriously and analyze strategically. Nasrallah's is a speech that you mock and laugh it.
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Ugariti_Homsi: Another desperate try by Nastallah to justify involving his party in the fight in #Syria. #Qusair
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NuffSilence: However, his story & the gruesome way in which he was tortured and killed came out today two years ago. RIP hero. #Syria
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NuffSilence: Hamza al-Khatib wasn't martyred on the 25th of may, but on the 30th of April. #Syria #Daraa
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sgviews: Antoine Haddad on Lebanon and Syria http://t.co/N2XU88tqr6 @RafifJ @henryjacksonsoc @Sarhan_ @TheRiskyShift
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NuffSilence: You may call Hezbollah sectarian, but don't blame Qusair for defending itself. We are not responsible for Hezbollah's sectarianism. #Syria
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Tag Archives: United States
U.S. sends troops to Jordan to monitor Syrian chemical weapons sites
The United States deployed troops to Jordan to help monitor Syria’s stockpile of chemical weapons and determine what efforts to take if violence spreads to neighboring nations, the U.S. defense chief said. The announcement follows recent news that President Bashar … Continue reading
US troops operating in Jordan near Syria border
By: Richard Spencer The 150 troops are intended in the first instance to help Jordan, a key but fragile US ally, deal with the influx of refugees from the fighting across the northern border. They are also preparing for any … Continue reading
UN-sponsored group in Syria included Assad kin cited as corrupt by US, documents show
In May 2011, as Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad was moving to crush a growing tide of anti-government demonstrators, the United Nations was extolling a group of Syrian companies, including one owned by Assad’s cousin, for their admirable adherence to ethical … Continue reading
Opposition: No Syrian is willing to talk with the ‘killers’ in the government
A Syrian opposition spokesman lambasted the government’s call for dialogue Tuesday, marking yet another stalemate in the country’s 19-month deadly conflict. “No Syrian is willing to sit down with any of these killers in the Syrian government who have been … Continue reading
US Aims to Rally Syrian Opposition with New Aid
By: Matthew Lee NEW YORK — The Obama administration moved Friday to rally Syria’s opposition with pledges of $45 million in new non-lethal and humanitarian assistance as the administration and other world leaders lamented the failure of diplomatic efforts to … Continue reading
‘Bloodiest day’ of Syria conflict hangs over UN meet
DAMASCUS, Syria — More than 305 people were killed in the bloodiest day of Syria’s 18-month revolt, a rights group said on Thursday, as Washington urged action from the “paralysed” UN Security Council. The UN refugee agency, meanwhile, warned that … Continue reading
Nations mull tougher sanctions on Syria
World powers intent on regime change in Syria met to discuss sanctions on Bashar al-Assad’s government Thursday. The meeting comes amid daily violence, including the kidnapping of a religious endowments director in the flashpoint Syrian province of Daraa, the birthplace … Continue reading
A Coup for America
By: Zalmay Khalilzad As the unrest in Libya and Egypt over the past two weeks demonstrates, extremist forces can benefit from instability in the wake of political transitions. In that respect, the Obama administration’s Syria policy risks the worst possible … Continue reading



