YEAH! I AGREE!!!
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British Foreign Secretary William Hague called on Saturday for the United Nations Security Council to start drafting a resolution next week setting out
sanctions against Syria.
Hague, in a speech to a ministerial meeting in Geneva, obtained by Reuters, also said Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his close associates could not lead a transition.
Accountability for crimes must be part of such a process, he said.
"The steps that we agree today and here I disagree with my (Russian) colleague Sergei Lavrov, will require swift endorsement from the UN Security Council in the form of a Chapter VII Resolution.
Without that and the prospect of penalties for non-compliance, there can be little credible pressure on the Syrian regime and other parties to change course," Hague said.
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European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton is hopeful that crisis talks on Syria will reach a good solution, she told reporters as the meeting broke for lunch after a first two hour-session on Saturday.
When asked if he was optimistic, another participant, Iraq's Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari, said: "Yes".
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International envoy Kofi Annan warned world powers Saturday they would be partly responsible for further deaths of Syrians if they fail to agree on how to end the violence there.
"It is the Syrian people who will be the greatest victims, and their deaths will be the consequence of not only the acts of killers on the ground but also your inability to bridge the divisions between you," he told foreign ministers while opening the crisis meeting in Geneva.
So far so good…, they have a nice room with
beautiful surroundings, virtuous graceful vultures, sumptuously feasting mastery
power; power is good it can be beautiful too! While Syria
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