British Prime Minister David Cameron reaffirmed his decision not to arm Syria’s rebels today, saying there is “too much extremism” among the rebel leadership to risk sending arms there.
Cameron went on to describe the civil war as “stalemated,” urging an international solution to end the fighting and resolve the conflict, while lamenting what he called a “depressing” situation in Syria.
Cameron condemned Assad as an “evil man” but warned that the rebels were also committing atrocities and that Britain should have nothing to do with the bulk of them.
The shift is significant because Cameron loudly applauded the rebels in previous months and led the charge to arm them, eventually forcing the EU to drop an arms embargo that covered both sides of the war. In the end, the argument against arming al-Qaeda-linked rebels proved too persuasive, and convinced Cameron that it’s a war best avoided.
You lier you, your pants are on fire you, like your Swedish friends the king of Sweden, and that Neo fascism regime, You were the first jumping on the zarkozi, the French mafia wagon for regime change in Libya and then Syria, what happen since then.., Wahhabis got your tung and twisted it.
If he claims a stalemate, it means the rebels are losing badly, and it is all but over.
Bullseye.
I know that everything that comes out of the mouth of these people is lies and lies. My rule is if the British, North American, French leaders, their stooges all over the world and their prostitute media say it, then it's a lie, and a criminal one at that.