Macron accused of “legitimizing” Bashar al-Assad

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In France, a real scandal erupted over the statement of President Emmanuel Macron about Syrian leader Bashar Assad. Obviously knocking out of the “general channel” of the person who is recently called “Hollande No. XXUMX”, Macron unexpectedly for many in France announced that he did not consider Assad’s resignation as president of the SAR condition, which would certainly contribute to resolving the Syrian conflict.
A few days ago, Emmanuel Macron said that "he sees no one who could become the legitimate successor of Bashar al-Assad as Syrian president." In addition, Macron called Assad "an enemy of the Syrian people, but not an enemy of the French people."

Macron accused of “legitimizing” Bashar al-Assad


French media and representatives of the so-called public, after such words of Macron, accused the French president of "legitimizing the Assad regime, which had shed much blood in Syria." It is noteworthy that in unison with individual French social activists, those who are called the “Syrian intelligentsia in exile” began talking. These are individuals who primarily support writing the most nightmarish fakes about the Syrian government and the Syrian army, thereby covering the actions of representatives of international terrorist cells in Syria itself.

The “agreed” opinion of the French and Syrian opponents publishes Liberation - in the form of a letter to Macron.

From the material:
You (Macron) make a big mistake (...) It weakens the position of France in the international arena. It also does not contribute to the fight against terrorism. You put France in the position of an accomplice of the Assad regime, on whose account many crimes against your people.


Now it will be interesting to observe the reaction of Macron, who is actually being driven into a corner, making it clear that the new president of France cannot have his own point of view, just as his predecessor had not.
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  1. +4
    3 July 2017 13: 48
    For Macron, his tongue is his enemy, he runs ahead of his mind.
    1. +8
      3 July 2017 13: 51
      Now, apparently, Macron will begin to make excuses and say that he was misunderstood.
      1. +3
        3 July 2017 13: 52
        Catch him for the fifth point and get the full.
        1. +6
          3 July 2017 14: 15
          It weakens the position of France in the international arena.

          what laughing The position of France in the international arena is the position of the rug at the door of the apartment. laughing
          1. 0
            3 July 2017 14: 43
            Quote: vovanpain
            It weakens the position of France in the international arena.

            what laughing The position of France in the international arena is the position of the rug at the door of the apartment. laughing

            Vladimir Good afternoon. We all bet on Le Pen, but did not grow together. Honestly, Macron personally surprised me in many ways. Remember that they read to him, and the Rothschild litter was weak on rear-wheel drive (I personally said), but it turned out that the person has his own opinion. Another kinder surprise.
            1. +2
              3 July 2017 16: 46
              Quote: lis-ik
              Another kinder surprise.

              Sergey Day Good! hi Here I agree with you, it’s Kinder surprise, in Russia Kinder surprise Kiriyenko in 1998 brought to default, gu and of course not Macron, and Sarkozy began to munch when he returned to the NATO military component, it’s even disgusting to talk about Hollande, toad and there is a toad, it was he who finished the weaving of the door mat Well, Macron proved himself to be a great negotiator with Putin and Poroshenko, stood up all white with his left foot, the next day oh all is not so white it is black. hi
        2. +4
          3 July 2017 14: 17
          I got sick, yap. Grandma Murkel will now put him in a corner and block access to jam ... wassat
          1. +8
            3 July 2017 14: 31
            Pasha, the Rothschilds set him up, they said, manage! And he decided to express an opinion, apparently not what is needed. Punish the guy!
            1. +3
              3 July 2017 14: 34
              Do you think the angle will not work? Will they take up the rods and strike out the presumptuous youth?
              1. +7
                3 July 2017 14: 47
                Remember the movie "Officers"? "Bah, will he scrub the floors" laughing
                1. +3
                  3 July 2017 14: 52
                  A strange question, Sanya! Such a film must not only be remembered - know by heart! soldier
                  1. +2
                    3 July 2017 15: 02
                    The film is a textbook.
                    1. +2
                      3 July 2017 15: 05
                      For us, yes. And for adequate youth - yes. But for tolerant goats - no. soldier
                      1. +2
                        3 July 2017 15: 15
                        And yet, the vast majority of us.
                    2. +2
                      3 July 2017 15: 17
                      Quote: cniza
                      And yet, the vast majority of us.

                      That is why we are savages and barbarians, and they are the civilized Geyropa. good
                      1. +2
                        3 July 2017 15: 24
                        Well, yes we are quilted jackets and colorado, but not "philatelists." lol
                    3. +2
                      3 July 2017 15: 28
                      Quote: cniza
                      Well, yes we are quilted jackets and colorado, but not "philatelists."

                      I think you don’t care about their opinion as much as me. drinks
                      1. +2
                        3 July 2017 15: 34
                        Their diarrhea does not interest me at all. drinks
    2. +2
      3 July 2017 14: 01
      The poor fellow thinks that he was "elected" president from a "big" mind. Well, he still has a lot to learn about the backstage of the Western political system. It’s strange that he didn’t know this yet, nothing would be quickly pushed into a bottle.
    3. +1
      3 July 2017 14: 04
      Quote: cniza
      For Macron, his tongue is his enemy, he runs ahead of his mind.

      Well yes. Meeting Putin at the beginning of the journey is the height of courage. The KGB was canceled only for profanity and misinformation bully
    4. +1
      3 July 2017 14: 06
      If the French are not enemies of the Syrian people, then let them expect another refugee after Macron begins to bomb Syria laughing
  2. +7
    3 July 2017 13: 49
    Among other things, Macron called Assad "the enemy of the Syrian people, but not the enemy of the French people."

    An attempt to sit on three chairs at the same time leads to a break in the fifth point ... not only along, but also across and across to the cross.
    1. +2
      3 July 2017 14: 10
      Amazing "flexibility" of position. If Assad is an enemy of the Syrian people, and a friend of France, why is he asked to throw off a friend? Or do you need to kill your friend in order to please the Syrian people? And how can one “legitimize” an already legitimate president? In short, some questions. And the last question, are politicians in the West generally not friends with them? It seems like that.
  3. 0
    3 July 2017 13: 49
    Liberation, and what else can a liberal newspaper write.
  4. +9
    3 July 2017 13: 50
    Now it will be interesting to observe the reaction of Macron, who is actually cornered,

    Nothing wrong. Run back. They are so flexible in the West ...
    1. +7
      3 July 2017 13: 51
      Quote: Monos
      Run back.

      And liberals only work out this place. wink
  5. +1
    3 July 2017 13: 51
    Gaddafi and Hussein eliminated to the noise, only Libya and Iraq are plunging deeper into chaos. A fish in troubled waters is always easier to catch ...
    1. +5
      3 July 2017 13: 55
      Quote: 3315061
      A fish in troubled waters is always easier to catch ...

      If you look at how mattresses do this, the figy "muddy pond" with TNT, then of course it's easier ... wassat I would even say it’s nowhere easier.
  6. +20
    3 July 2017 13: 53
    "Say what you think. And think what you say."
    His teacher, she’s the wife, didn’t teach the truths? Scavenging to the east, and did not bother to study eastern philosophy ...
  7. vch
    0
    3 July 2017 13: 53
    Macron has seven Fridays this week. Today says one thing - tomorrow another. Turns around, like in a frying pan. Only three days ago, he said that the French Air Force was ready to bomb Assad’s troops, and today Assad is practically a friend of the French people ......
    1. +1
      3 July 2017 14: 35
      He has such a role in the scenario - such as a bold, active, bright young leader. French a la Putin (the whole West sleeps and dreams of such a leader), but with Western "values." So they are trying to grow him by the ears, even to the navel of the president of the Russian Federation. And everything that he says to the public is written in advance on a piece of paper and he memorizes and pronounces the text first in front of the mirror.
      1. vch
        0
        3 July 2017 14: 43
        So after all, with his contradictory statements, he is already becoming the laughing stock of a la Bush Jr. Where to him with such fakes before VV
  8. +3
    3 July 2017 14: 07
    The two bloodiest regimes are the United States and the EU, and facts speak of this, wreak havoc and death around the globe, and politics is the screen behind which the cannibals sit
  9. +5
    3 July 2017 14: 07
    Figaro is here, Figaro is there ... but what about mom, who will not ask Merkel? maybe it would have looked smarter ...
  10. +2
    3 July 2017 14: 17
    I have already begun to poorly understand the term “legitimization” in isolation from the context. Only free elections can make a ruler legitimate. These elections were won by the current Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Labels for "legitimization" from Macron, Obama, the "free world", "armed opposition", and "independent intelligentsia" have no legal force. All these political squeals are about nothing. If Assad is interfering with your business, or rather an inter-democratic democratic gesheftik, then say so. No need to hide behind the "blood of the Syrian people", to which you did not send a single tablet or a crumb of bread.
  11. +1
    3 July 2017 14: 44
    Macron called Assad "the enemy of the Syrian people, but not the enemy of the French people."

    He began to remind me of Klitschko, in fact, like Hollande but funnier.
  12. 0
    3 July 2017 15: 38
    The boy was allowed to steer the country, well, at least hold on to the wheel. As were puppets, so they will remain.
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  14. +2
    3 July 2017 16: 43
    which, in fact, is driven into a corner, making it clear that the newly-minted president of France cannot have any own point of view, just as her predecessor did not.

    And what is the angle here. Who does she have in our time - is that her own point of view? Well, except for forum writers by itself.
  15. 0
    3 July 2017 17: 39
    Well, he’s a protege of the Rothschilds. Now Germany bites with Amer. So he says that we can finally like Assad.
  16. 0
    3 July 2017 17: 46
    If he listens to Putin, then everything will be tick-to-tick. In this case, Le Pen will support him. If not, then the flag in his hands.
  17. 0
    3 July 2017 20: 27
    Well, here again, the "fighting" between the Rothschild and Rockefeller clans.
  18. +1
    3 July 2017 20: 44
    His aunt, though old, is not stupid. I think she teaches him everything ..))
  19. 0
    4 July 2017 15: 21
    This comrade strenuously searches for "Arkolsky bridge". The glory of the young Bonaparte haunts. Apparently, all this pack wants to give the battle of GDP in Hamburg at the G20 summit. They forget only one wise saying of Hegel, supplemented by Engels: "History repeats itself twice, once as a tragedy, another time as a political farce." By the way, where did the English clowns go? Have you got a cruise on a new aircraft carrier?

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