The International Tribunal & Syria ..

by **Admin** Sat Apr 05, 2008 4:23 am

Nothing would stop the tribunal. It will be an international tribunal that would issue a charge sheet this year,” he said.
The tribunal, according to Geagea, “wouldn’t just deal with the Hariri assassination, but would also shed light on what has happened in Lebanon in the past 30 years.”

Those were words from Hakim’s press release few days ago after his long visit to the USA.

One week ago, Canadian prosecutor Daniel Bellemare declared the former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was assassinated by a “criminal network”.

I was surprised no one commented on that post, even though it holds very serious implications, since it hints that Syria might get away with its crimes. Using the technical word “criminal network” takes out the many indirect and direct blames Mehlis had at first put then Brammertz against Syria.

March 14 should understand toppling the Syrian regime is not on the US agenda, and that the Americans are stuck in Iraq and are having serious problems. They will never risk toppling the only regime that is capable of handling terrorist organizations. Jumblatt was mistaken when asking for the end of the Syrian regime last week …

March 14 are facing a serious challenge now ..
What if the UN doesnt accuse the Syrian Regime of the murder? What have we been fighting for ??

That would be a major blow to us of course, Syria coming back to Lebanon is disastrous.