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Oct21-12, 12:56 PM   #52
 
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Assad's inner circle trying to covertly defect to rebels


Quote by rootX View Post
If I were Syrian, as a non-Sunni, I would have preferred to live under Assad. I fear regime change will put Syria decades back. But only had Assad known that reforms are must:
http://meria.idc.ac.il/journal/2007/issue2/Raphaeli.pdf (20007)

Even if you read any article on Libya,Tunisia, or Egypt economic/social reforms, you would see exactly the same problem. These problems were known for more than a decade but why the Western nations also ignored them? Democracy isn't the correct solution in the short run, it will only over-complicate and delay the the economic/social reforms that these countries need IMO.
Some folks don't like living under an oligarchy or autocratic regime, especially those in the disadvantaged majority.

It's not clear that economic/social reforms will occur anytime soon under regimes like those of Assad or Mubarak.
Oct21-12, 03:58 PM   #53
 
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Some folks don't like living under an oligarchy or autocratic regime, especially those in the disadvantaged majority.

It's not clear that economic/social reforms will occur anytime soon under regimes like those of Assad or Mubarak.
Neither it's clear when the new governments will have sufficient powers to carry out the much needed reforms that led to the riots and if they will still be willing to carry the country ahead not backwards.
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