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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Thank you for your interest in my country
Very tragic situation in Syria
Whole cities demolished
More than 100,000 people killed
Women and children been killed every day in cold blood
Regime kills people with his aides from Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah
The ruling regime wants to remain in power forever
Beginning of the revolution was peaceful without any weapon simply
Revolution against injustice, Tgaat and steal people's money
But the ruling regime killed many peaceful demonstrators
Prompting people to take up arms and fight against the ruling regime
Rebels called today the Free Syrian Army
Has considerable control over parts of the country
Syrian Revolution will win with time, but the qualitative arms necessary to shorten the time until the regime falls
Shorten the time to stop the suffering of the Syrian people
Source(s): this is the truth about syria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foaQ5RdoY5Y - yuvid6Lv 48 years ago
The real cause is that the United States doesn't want Syria to sell oil to other countries in anything but US dollars. Syria wants to sell oil to Russia in rubles and to China in Chinese currency and to other countries in whatever they want to exchange for the oil. Until now every large oil producing country has used US dollars for exchange and the US wants to keep it that way. That is what the war essentially boils down to.
- plannerLv 78 years ago
power. it is all about a power struggle to see which muslim group is going to win out and rule the nation. the current rulership is from the ba'ath party which has ruled in syria since 1971 and there are those who want to get rid of them and began demonstrating against them in the fall of 2011. the government responded by sending tanks and troups to quell the rebellion but it has increased instead of ceasing.
the rebels are members of various other muslim groups who want the current president out, but the whole thing is not really a well organized movement and there is really no ruling head over the rebels. if they are successful in ousting syrias current president, then it will be a power struggle between which ever factions want to rule and the one who comes out on top will win.
- 8 years ago
No , it's not because of "Muslims and extremists " , it just a country that wants to get rid of its heartless Dictator .
It started as protest/ revolution and then the Syrian government responded in an extremely violent way by killing them and bombing several villages and cities ( lots of innocent kids died ) .
Plus another problem is that it became also kind of a religious war between Alawis and Sunni Muslims ( Bashar is Alawi) .( 75 % of Syrians are Sunni Muslims and 10 % Alawis)
Source(s): I have lots of Syrian friends and I am following the Arab spring news since the beginning with the fall of Ben Ali Tunisia . - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- MeLv 58 years ago
Islamic extremists trying to take over, the West vying for control, and Russia opposing both to protect her interests.
- 8 years ago
because its in the middle east and tons of wars have happened recently there