Freshly elected Texas IT manager turned Syrian rebel “prime minister in exile” Ghassan Hitto has ruled out negotiations with the Syrian government, insisting it is “oppressive and unjust” and that no one in the world could ever force him to talk to them.
Hitto went on to say that the Assad government is “on the wrong side of history,” and that its backers are as well, insisting that he will instead work to “reinforce the greatness of the revolution.”
Hitto left Dallas, his home for the past few decades, to move to Istanbul where he will serve as PM-in-exile of the Syrian CORF faction. His victory reportedly came after an endorsement from the Muslim Brotherhood.
Syrian rebels have regularly ruled out talks, and the one time a high ranking official within the rebellion suggested he was open in theory to talks the outrage from other rebel officials forced him to scrap the plan entirely.
He doesn't have anything to dialogue with anyone but Saudis and us government …, look people.., they are using a double faced a double moral entity of what is left of USA international prestige.., by using Islamic dictatorial systems.., dividing nations.., using their last resorts as these Muslims to occupy entire Middle East and they don't care how many innocents are killed.., they killed over a million babies and other Iraqis and they are not shamed of what they have done.., if USA and EU loses their militaristic and economical influences in Middle East then USA and EU will become a bankrupt nations as Greece.., that is why they will do and use every inhuman method there is to keep the vulture capitalism a life.., one of it is to cooperate and support all kind of terrorism and this man is one of them.
This is nuts. What kind of legitimacy does an expat government have, even if its leader is from Dallas?
The U.S. and NATO and their proxies are responsible for the carnage in Syria. Installing a puppet government won't make it any better. My guess is that it will get very little traction with the citizens of Syria, but i suppose the neocons in the White House and their predecessors who tried to "nation build" in Iraq would disagree.
Legitimacy? Well, according to the Washington Post, Mr. Hitto was "elected" as head of the "Syrian opposition," with Mr. Hitto "receiving 35 votes . . . of the Syrian National Coalition's 63 active members." Hey, that's 35 votes out of a Syrian population of 20,820,311. Our State Department has no problem with calling that a mandate of the Syrian people. Don't you understand the meaning of "democracy" in our post-9/11 world? By the way, I hear that our State Department may be letting Victoria Nuland go, in favor of some guy by the name of George Orwell. Or maybe Lewis Carroll. Whatever.
Not bad. In fact, very well stated. Is our Administration living in "Wonderland" or "The Twilight Zone"?
This is nuts. What kind of legitimacy does an expat government have, even if its leader is from Dallas?
The U.S. and NATO and their proxies are responsible for the carnage in Syria. Installing a puppet government won't make it any better. My guess is that it will get very little traction with the citizens of Syria, but i suppose the neocons in the White House and their predecessors who tried to "nation build" in Iraq would disagree.
So sayeth NATO's latest sock puppet!
The empires hand puppet speaks with the voice of it's "creator" from Mordor on the Potomac.