Since then the USA has said it is now ready to attack Iran.
But with the slaughter of over 100 innocent people at Houla last weekend, and the NATO media rush to judgement, the FSA is now issuing ultimatums to the Syrian government and pleading with Annan to declare that his plan has failed, and the USA and its allies are now threatening to attack Syria without UN backing.
The Syrian government says its report on the massacre will be available today or tomorrow.
The sooner the better.
Before Annan is persuaded by the FSA and every negative commentator in the NATO media today that his plan has failed.
And as for Annan, at the press conference he gave after meeting with Assad this week, he showed just how much he is aware of the consequences. He was asked the following question.
Question: If the six-point plan is not implemented Sir, what do you predict for the future of Syria, especially on a day when five countries have taken action against Syrian diplomats and also in the light of sanctions imposed on the Syrian people?
Joint Special Envoy: If the plan is not implemented, I would worry for the future of Syria, I would worry about stability in the country. As we see around us there is lots of violence and we need to create an avenue to bring people together and lead them to the table. The six-point plan in its essence is a political proposal. It is a plan that will pacify the environment, create the right atmosphere for political negotiations and I hope we will still work hard to get that done. If we do not, may God help us.
May God help us.
Syria has released 500 prisoners today.
Annan said the peace was there at the first attempt at the plan. That peace can live again.
But then the Saudis gave the FSA $100 million to murder children with.
Now look who is threatening war.
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