Comments on: Khaddam plots coup d’etat, wants Bashar in jail – analysis

By: chennai plots

chennai plots — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:53:58 +0000

this is an interesting story.

By: The Syrian Brit

The Syrian Brit — Tue, 10 Jan 2006 12:19:00 +0000

I am sure if any the heads of the Syrian Mafia families (the Assads, the Khaddams, the Tlasses, The Makhloufs, etc. etc. etc.) applied to join the Scicilian Mafia, their applications would be turned down, as they would be deemed too corrupt, too ruthless, too violent and just too dishonest..

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 09 Jan 2006 04:04:00 +0000

alssad familly,has transfered 11 billions US $ to europe banks ,Basel Asad left in his swiss account 18 billions US $,Rami Makhloof has already 4 billions+ one billion /year,his bro is also in the road of rami, the sons of Jamil Asad (from his several wifes)have a dispute for legacy evaluated to 6 billions US $…
Syria has lost 150 billions US $ because of these looters…what about the shaleesh,tlas,fayad….and all their relatives….
Poor syrian people !

By: norman

norman — Mon, 09 Jan 2006 01:50:00 +0000

I understand that Khadam,s wealth is about 1.1 Bilion that is an excelent return from 20000 syrian pounds monthly salary i like to know his finantial advisers ,could he be Harreri?.I do not think i can do it ,i have to sor sale first.

By: t_desco

t_desco — Sat, 07 Jan 2006 16:32:00 +0000

Yesterday Khaddam told RTL: "Un jour, Bachar a convoqué Rafic Hariri en présence d'officiers de sécurité et il l'a rudoyé."
Le Monde

In the interview with Newsweek, Khaddam claimed to have scolded President Asad: "How can you use that kind of language, especially in front of junior Syrian generals?" (i.e. "Ghazi Kanaan, Rustom Ghazaleh, and Mohammed Khalouf").
Newsweek

In contrast, President Asad told Al-Osboa: "Nobody attended the last meeting between me and al-Hariri, therefore, how can they make these allegations?"
al-Jazeera

Check the first Mehlis report to see who is right and who is lying.