"... Speaking in Washington, the French foreign minister said France was ready to ask the 15-member United Nations Security Council to vote on a draft resolution condemning the Assad regime for killing and torturing peaceful protesters.
Juppe acknowledged, however, that such a resolution could be vetoed by Russia. Russia was among the Security Council members who opposed a European-led attempt to rebuke Syria in May.
"We think, all together, that now we must go ahead and circulate this draft resolution in the Security Council," said Juppe, speaking at the Brookings Institution in the U.S. capital after talks with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton..."
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Juppe at Saban: "Assad lost the legitimacy to lead Syria"
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Juppe has been Zioconned by the Mossadnik Sarkozy....
And Sarko has long ago lost any legitimacy whatsover!!!
Does France not have enough on its plate? The last time I heard it was nearly bankrupt!
There are 7 against now: Russia, China, Lebanon, South Africa, Brazil, and recently Gabon and Nigeria. That means they only have 8 (maximum) who would say yes. Even if Russia and China abstain now, the resolution STILL would not pass.
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