Bashar Assad

Bashar Assad: First, there are the global fault lines laid bare by the Syrian crisis, according to The Star. But his immediate priority, he says, is the fear that Syrian leader Bashar Assad, after testing the West , will believe he has been given the green light to gas his people again and OTTAWA On the morning after a summit which some fear may have emboldened the Assad regime to again use chemical weapons against its citizens, John Baird sat in his office sipping a coke and contemplating the meaning of such inaction. Canadas foreign minister acknowledged the growing strains in relations between Russia and the West, the difficulties at home and abroad for U.S. President Barack Obama, the inefficiency of the United Nations, a Syrian opposition which is becoming a convention for jihadis and the danger of Syrias chemical stockpiles falling into the hands of Al Qaeda. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.