Arab League Intervenes as Syrian Uprising on Verge of Civil War

Interview with Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, conducted by Scott Harris



Like many of its neighbors throughout the Middle East and North Africa, Syrians took to the streets last March, demanding political and economic reforms from the nation’s authoritarian President Bashar al-Assad. The United Nations estimates that 5,000 civilians have been killed in a brutal government crackdown that continues to escalate. In reaction to the rising violence and the very real possibility of a civil war, the Arab League attempted to intervene in early November. Although President Assad agreed in principle to the League proposal to send monitors into his country and begin negotiations with the opposition, he delayed signing the accord until December 19th.

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NATO death squads ambushing soldiers and shooting indiscriminately at anyone.

The population wants the Army to post counter snipers and protect its people

There is no civil war but there is a vicious destabilization program going on.

An on site analysis by Webster G. Tarpley, Ph.D.

Pravda December 4, 2011

This is another media war.

This is the link to Webster G. Tarpley on Guns and Butter

http://tarpley.net/

December 21, 2011and the reports about the media lies about Syria.