Syrian rebels unify, create new 30-member council

[sabrina 1]

18. Well the same could be said of Bahrain, Uzbekistan and many other countries around

the world. There are always factions that are oppressing other factions, but that is their business to deal with.

As for the interests of the West, the toppling of the Syrian Regime has long been discussed as a strategic necessity to Western interests. See Michael Ledeen, John Bolton et al on why it is on their list of seven countries where regime change is necessary.

It is obvious that arms are pouring into the country from outside and that people, mostly innocent people, are dying.

If we truly cared about dictatorships we would never have supported just about all of them over the past several decades, nor would we be currently supporting Karamov or the Bahraini Royal family. We are selective in our criticisms of dictatorships. Maybe we should just mind our own business and let the people of those countries finally deal with the results of Western interference going back to the old European Empires.