In the face of Bush's lies, it's left to Assad to tell the truth
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Yes, totalitarian Syria, former occupier of Lebanon, rampant user of political executions and torture. Syria that monopolises all media in the state, that has a personality cult surrounding the President - who inherited his life position from his dad. Syria that is not ruled by Arabs - forgotten by virtually all commentators.
Syria that lost the Golan Heights, because it was its favourite location for shelling Israeli villages for year upon year.
Hezbullah won - but Fisk writes as if Syria can carry some moral banner in the Middle East. Syria is morally bankrupt.
Posted by Libertyscott : 8/18/2006 03:24:00 AM
Do you actually read articles libertyscotch or do you just trawl the internet looking for flash points to vent you spurious comments at. Fisk does not attach any moral high ground to Syria. He comments on The presidents speech.
Moral corruption abounds it seems and is eminating from your direction as well.
Go back to your bottle
Posted by Anonymous : 8/19/2006 06:24:00 PM
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