from the president's brother so is there a possibility that the rest starve the army other than the allawi units will be will be supporting the uprising like you have been doing tunisia or at least staying neutral waikato like for example in the yeah let's add something about their russia actually their statements off their bridges in their view and their prime minister mr putin to us but very powerful message to this series seem that russia has no special interest in syria rather than they condemning actually the violence done by by and by the syrian government otherwise the guarding the army which which it's important that the syrian army as i told you before it's a professional one it's and this is why when when when when russia and turkey use its leverage to and carry the army the syrian army is made by their people every seat and has to see of the army in two years i see of the army and our. my brothers and others serve in the army two years and this is why they see it an army made by their be bored just to mention wanted to many of them it international there are actually this all do

the sunnis are headed up by allawi and we are trying to find some way as we did before to make government out of the two of them. there was a deal made which the -- malachy government has not made up to what we're worried about is that as soon as we leave, malachy will take over the entire government. he'll have another shiite country which is very dangerous to our interests, for example work the saudiees who are in a range. >> do we have the image every being a militaristic world power? >> we have a different kind of image in one sense we've had that image because we're so powerful and have the military capacity to extends our military reach. i do think they think we are not a competent country any longer, that we're not the powerful country as we used to be, and i think that's our problem. >> what do you make of the polling, eleanor, on this? the american people wanting us outs of iran -- out of afghanistan? if certainly out of iraq. >> well we're coming odds of iraq. >> how long do you want to stretch that out? the lockests war in our history! >> no, it's seconds longest, after afghani

confessionals one sensitive now and no this is it's a it is not that he is making here who needs the allawi it doesn't matter as i told you that this uprising crossed that yes ok thank you thank you very much and just a reminder that my guest here on the show was rather blunt ziad the the executive director of the syrian center for political and strategic studies and that's it for now from all of a few hundred years in this part might or if you have someone in mind who you think i could interview next time please drop me a line to our group of r.t. t.v. darts are used and let's keep spotlight interactive spotlight will be back with more three thousand comments on what's going on in and outside of russia until the end they are out see and they can't. make. that's.

into confessional violence in syria no no this is it's a it is not that he is making a sunni's the allawi doesn't matter as i told you that this uprising for us there said ok thank you thank you very much and just a reminder that my guest today on the show was arrived one day the executive director of the syrian center for political and strategic studies and that's it for now from all of us here if you want your years in the spotlight or if you have someone in mind who you think i could interview next time just drop me a line allred of r.t. t.v. dot are you and that's huge spotlight interact spotlight will be back with more christiane comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then they are out see and take care. thank you.

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