Despite widespread violence in Syria, western powers are unlikely to intervene. That's the feeling of Lakehead University Political Science Expert Laure Paquette who says there is no economic benefit for Western Powers to intervene which means the people in Syria are on their own. There has been an increase in reports about violence, torture and imprisonment in the country over the last few days.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Syrian people won't get help from the West
Despite widespread violence in Syria, western powers are unlikely to intervene. That's the feeling of Lakehead University Political Science Expert Laure Paquette who says there is no economic benefit for Western Powers to intervene which means the people in Syria are on their own. There has been an increase in reports about violence, torture and imprisonment in the country over the last few days.
