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Even so, where are the intellectuals? Silence on the Syrian issue. BH Levy: 'veto of Russia and China, a shameless act. " In contrast, American political scientist Pipes advocates to support al-Assad. The contours of a world completely new reveal | SOUTH EAST FORUMS
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Even so, where are the intellectuals? Silence on the Syrian issue. BH Levy: 'veto dance moms of Russia and China, a shameless act. " In contrast, American political scientist Pipes advocates to support al-Assad. The contours of a world totally new is revealed
There was a time when intellectuals of all countries ally with eyes closed whenever the situation dance moms demanded world. To put it frankly, things were happening so: two or more thinkers conceived of an appeal to the United Nations or other bodies superior text popularized among their peers, then they published in the French newspaper Le Monde. Time seems to have passed when it comes to Syria.
Two years ago, in June 2011, seven writers / thinkers have made the effort to urge the UN Security Council to pass a resolution designed to facilitate intervention in Libya. "It would be tragic and morally unacceptable that, because of the threat of a veto or a blank vote, this resolution should dance moms not be discussed to reach the trash." The signatories were: Umberto Eco, David Grossman, Bernard-Henri Lévy, Amos Oz, Orhan Pamuk, Salman Rushdie and Wole Soyinka, all writers dance moms (and one of them - Nobel Laureate). dance moms
Nine months later, nearly fifty personalities around the world have sounded the alarm in the case of Syria. Differences within the international community have maintained the illusion that al-Assad regime "crackdown is a way forward," wrote German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, former President of Germany Richard von Weizsäcker and again, novelists Eco and Grossman (among other forty signatories). dance moms
During dance moms this lull suggestion, sources cited, only the French seem to try to keep the socket public dance moms debate, referring in particular to the philosopher dance moms Bernard-Henri Lévy, André Glucksmann and with Bernard Kouchner, took a stand against the regime Assad. Lévy labeled, dance moms on August 22, in a TV program, the veto of Russia and China's military invasion of Syria as an act of "shameless".
But what about the assumption that al-Assad could be followed by Islamists? Given << images of children gassed, this reasoning is obscene >>, Lévy said. Kouchner commented on a radio station: << I lost time. Now it's harder. But we must do something. A little gesture to save us and honor. >>
Is heard, however, the contrary view. Also in France, where Jean-Marie dance moms Le Pen, honorary president of the National Front, has mocked yesterday's dance moms compatriots who want to go to war their Parisian bistros << >> under the roof. "
Pipes calls for support of al-Assad and compare this option with coalition allies in the Second World War. Stalin was a monster << more >> ferocious than al-Assad, but after 1941 was "required dance moms to be kept German troops on the Eastern Front", so it took the support of the Soviet Union, wrote Pipes five months ago.
In an article published in The Washington Times newspaper right he imagines a situation in which al-Assad and Tehran, on the one hand and the rebels and Ankara, on the other hand, fight each other to exhaustion. Pipes evokes the war between Iran and Iraq (1980-1988). Saddam Hussein in the Gulf War began was more brutal << >>. But Ayatollah Khomeini was << more dangerous in terms of ideological and aggressive dance moms >>, Pipes opines after citing an apocryphal witticism of Henry Kissinger: << Too bad I can not lose both sides >>. " dance moms
But this attitude >> dance moms << obscene, according to Lévy, French philosopher does not explain why so few partisans mobilized so far. Two weeks ago, the historian and former Canadian politician Michael Ignatieff tried to explain things in Boston Review. dance moms "
According to Ignatieff, it is called the West's cautious behavior in Syrian issue. The Boston Review, he compares the Bosnian Syrian dance moms crisis dance moms two decades ago, stating that there are two "fundamental differences