Discussion on Recent Violence and Political Oppression

The massacre that took place yesterday.

I mean, it's unbelievable.

Can you imagine?

Yesterday, when I heard about it, one thing came to

mind, and it shook me deeply.

That thing is this:

Is there

anyone

in the opposition

or

Syrian, whether secular or Islamist or whatever he may be,

who can tell me, give me the name

of a political prisoner arrested because of his sect?

In 40 years of Assadist tyranny,

they did not arrest

people because of their sect. And sometimes, sectarian affiliation was a curse

for the man. I mean, when they arrested al-Homsi,

who comes from a Sunni family, and arrested Aref Dalila, who comes from an

Alawite family, Aref

Dalila

was sentenced to ten years, while the Sunni man got five.

So, we did not have a war on Sunnis,

neither under Hafez al-Assad nor in

the government.

More than two-thirds of ministerial posts were held by Sunnis.

In other words, what those who speak of oppression say

is that the Alawite sect ruled. This is the biggest

lie manufactured by political Islam

and Salafist jihadism.

The biggest lie ever made, and today we

pay its price, with a massacre every day.

Every day, a massacre. So if someone comes to the mountain and tells me,

"I will not accept in Jabal al-Arab, as long as

I am able,

a single employee of this authority, because we have no

consideration." I understand him.