© UnknownHassan Diab (L) in a hospital hozed down with water an alleged victim of chemical weapons. Hassan would later testify there was no chemical weapons attack.
As I wrote last week,
Western leaders hypocritically claimed concern for Syrians and wanted to ensure they live democratically - by funding and arming terrorists from around the world to slaughter them and destroy their homes, governmental buildings, and historic and cultural places - but continue to do everything in their power to make it difficult-to-impossible for Syrians to exercise their rights to vote for their president.Otherwise, Syrians will, on May 26, vote in Syria. This is a historic moment: after 10 years of would-be regime change in Syria, ten bloody years of unnecessary war on Syria, Syrians voting, whether for Assad or not, are voting in defiance of the West's attempts to install a puppet government.
In closing Syrian embassies around the world, the regime-change alliance made very clear that they do not want the Syrian people to exercise their democratic right to vote in presidential elections past and future. They know that Syrians would come out in masses to vote for their president.
Comment: Hard to imagine much has changed...it worked so well then.