Adnan Oktar’s Live Talk with Ms. Rafif Jouejati, Syrian Activist

Adnan Oktar’s live talk with Ms. Rafif Jouejati, Syrian activist for Local Coordinating Committees in Syria and Director of Free-Syria and her activist friends

... Assad must be given a small state around the area of Latakia. We will not just turn Assad over; we will not let him be hanged. If we do that, Russia will not go along with it, and my conscience will not allow me to, either. I never want anyone to be hanged, and I do not want the leading members of the regime to be killed. But they must be put on trial, and if they are sent to jail, then so be it; that is a different matter. But I do not want any killing. A statelet around Latakia can be set up with his own people.

Rafif Jouejati: There is very little nation remaining in Syria now. What you are talking about is a country that is being destroyed by the regime that claims to be the leader. It is a very simple case of crime and punishment in this case. The Syrian people cannot heal and justice will not be served if the regime is not prosecuted by the Syrian people, not by the Turks and not by the Russians and not by any other foreign entity that has an interest in Syria. This must be left for the Syrian people.

Adnan Oktar: That is technically right, democratically speaking, but there is no way of asking the people about it. The people are currently being killed. People are concerned for their own lives. We cannot put a polling booth up there and ask people what they think. The current climate is not appropriate. The environment is a violent one, so the issue has to be resolved from the top down. The people can be asked once a regime has been installed in that way. But the situation is an urgent one, and people are being wiped out.

Rafif Jouejati: Well I think you said it perfectly, ‘we have to create a solution from the top to the bottom.’ So let’s begin at the top. Let’s begin with the root cause of the problem at the top and effect a regime change and then build those structures that need to be in a position to negotiate. The Syrian people’s will has been demonstrated for every day for more than four years. The will of the people has been demonstrated in cities that no longer exist because they have been obliterated by the Assad regime.

Adnan Oktar: Assad would want Turkey to intervene militarily. That is something that can be sorted out when it enters the agenda.

Syrian intellectuals must make a decision on this. Do they, or do they not, want Turkey to intervene as a guarantor? Let us do away with the borders, meaning let us abolish visa and passport requirements between Syria and Turkey. Intellectuals must accept a Turkish intervention as legitimate and legal. Assad will want it, because he is terrified. But we will not hand Assad over to be hanged. We will allow him to establish a statelet and go there. If the international courts want to try him, let it be there. There are international war crimes tribunals and they can apply to have him and other people tried there. But, we can not let them to be hanged; this is out of question. If necessary, the international court can sentence them to life imprisonment. I am not against this. Yet, it is out of question for us to accept them to be hanged or executed by gunfire or be lynched. So, in such a case, Assad will accept Turkish intervention. When Assad's regime accepts Turkey, there will be no obstacle for the military to enter into Syria and this is definitely suitable under international law. This is something that will take only about a week .

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