3-Q: If Assad was this firm & clear with his response, why did still you decide to carry on? A: As a group, and having watched Tunisia & Egypt, we were certain regime won’t be able to respond way it had done in the past since we are now living in a different environment.
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4-Q: Other than underestimating the way the regime would respond, what was other mistakes did you make? A: Leaving Syria and calculating that I can make a difference from outside. It didn’t take me long to realize how dysfunctional and ineffective were all the foreign based Opp
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5-Q: Do you think that it was wise to take up arms against the State rather than do everything possible to stay peaceful regardless of what was thrown at you? A: The Street lost control of arms issue early on and it seemed it wasn’t easy or possible to avoid what had transpired
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6-Q: Was it easy to get access to arms? A: It started with one individual that had access to Libyan rebels who supplied him with $1 million worth of arms. That was later repeated multiple times before Foreign Govts got involved & took us to another level
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7-Q: Is that story of the large Croatian arm shipment true? A: Yes, that changed everything & took us to another level. The arms were newer and more advanced unlike the low quality we were receiving from Libyan rebels earlier
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8-Q: Where were all arm shipments delivered & how did they make it inside Syria? A: Turkey was initial destination of all shipments & then Americans inspected every shipment before it was handed to our groups. We then had to pay Groups to deliver them inside
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9-Q: How did such shipments make it all the way to say Damascus from Turkey? A: Path was Idlib/East Hama/outskirts of Damascus. Going rate was SYP 1 Million per arms convoy (worth nearly SYP 40 million). But groups charged more for medical supplies. They took a third of shipment
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10-Q: So what happens next? A: We, being in the “majority”, have to participate in the political process one day. It’s not logical to keep “them” monopolizing both the political power and all the sources of income & wealth. This has to change
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does this man really believe he represents the majority of Syrians? he shows no contrition for taking up (foreign) arms against his country? and now he believes he has a political role to play?
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When they say majority they mean Sunni Muslims not political majority
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but that cannot be true either... SAA is ca. 70% Sunni
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