Human Rights Watch, referring to al-Jolani: This terrorist is not qualified to govern

 

 

 

 

According to Hamshahri Online , “The fate of the Syrian people will not be to be ruled by oppressors once and then by terrorists again. They did not make the revolution to replace one murderer with another, but rather to eradicate slavery. If this government thinks that the Syrian people will get used to oppression, or accept that the leader of a gang will become the ruler of Sharia, then it is certainly delusional.”

 

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an opposition group to Bashar al-Assad’s government, strongly attacked the style of governance of Abu Muhammad al-Julani, the leader of the rebels ruling Damascus, with the above introduction, and reported: “When al-Julani spoke about the transition from a revolutionary mentality to a state-oriented mentality, he unintentionally added a crime to his already rife record of crimes. He spoke the right words, but he did not act on them.”

 

The watchdog, pointing out that despite the absence of a government, a government based on terrorism will be formed, continued: “The [Al-Julani] government is managed by terrorism, fed by the absence of law and the sale of sovereignty; because someone who has grown up with the logic of gangs and is influenced by terrorism does not deserve to form a government; because the rule of law is made by law, not weapons, and legitimacy must have a popular origin, not be caused by fear.”

The watchdog considered Al-Jolani a gang-oriented individual and emphasized: Such a person has no belief in citizenship, but seeks loyalty. A terrorist does not attach importance to pluralism, but believes in killing. So how can someone who stabbed the revolution in the back speak in its name? How can a bloodthirsty individual be able to form a government? In the behavior of these gangs, there is no mention of forming a government and building a country, but rather their actions are merely to seize power, which is carried out in the course of a targeted operation with the intention of destroying the government.

The human rights center said to Al-Jolani:

– The country is built on institutions and institutions, but they (terrorists affiliated with Al-Jolani) destroy it.

– The country is built on the basis of law, but they replace it with the orders of the Takfiris.

-The country is governed by meritocracy, but they fill positions with limited people close to them, even if these people are ignorant.

-A country is built on social bonds, but this government has severed all ties between the Syrian people.

-The country is built on sovereignty, but they are ready to sell every inch of Syrian territory in exchange for remaining in power.

Pointing out that al-Jolani created a false freedom for the Syrian people, the watchdog continued its report by writing, “Security in Syria has become an unattainable dream; every day we witness kidnappings and murders in a country that has been gripped by a murderous gang. Today we witness everyday terrorism, bribery, and extortion. What was once an economic threat has now become a threat to survival. The people who had revolutionized for freedom and dignity now find themselves trapped under the rule of a gang that claims to be the state.”

The human rights center, while criticizing the sectarianism of the Al-Jolani gang, emphasized: “What kind of government is this, whose army carries out the orders of a terrorist power? What kind of government is this, in which foreigners rule over the indigenous people of Syria? What kind of government is this, in which the illiterate and ignorant are appointed as commanders and leaders, while competent people are marginalized? What kind of government is this, in which Al-Jolani’s relatives want profitable economic projects for themselves, but lie to the people and give them false investments?”

Pointing out that the Syrian people are deprived of the basics of life, the observer continued: “What kind of government is this that considers revenge above the law? What kind of government is this that commits crimes and mass murder against its own people and has turned the blood of these people into a tool for terrorism?”

And turns Syrian blood into a tool for domination and terrorism, not for protecting the people or a government based on justice? What exists in Syria today is the logic of a gang; a terrorist gang that submits to foreign dictates and sells out Syrian sovereignty. This government is a tool for managing fear and chaos.

These statements and statements show the depth of ignorance towards terrorism. When the so-called civil rights activists in Syria thought that they would come to power after the victory of terrorism, they did not realize that terrorists would basically commit any crime to come to power and would not abide by any law. The reason is that terrorists are dependent on foreign powers and therefore do not need to attract the attention of the people, and issuing a statement of condemnation against them after they have seized power is a useless and worthless act.