Arab Public Opinion
It seems the Syrian regime is losing the hearts and minds of Aljazeera’s audience.
According to this pole taking place at their website right now, around 2/3 of the voters think the Mehlis report is fair, whereas 1/3 think it’s biased.
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If Syria is losing Arab, then it’s finished.
UPDATE:
It’s now 54 - 46.
Just wait till conspiracies start grabbing attention.
Well, actually, Mehlis is a prosecutor and not a judge. He has to provide a tough case against the culprits. So it’s unfair to accuse him of being biased. In a court of law, the prosecutor’s job consists of being biased toward the victims and biased against the suspects.
In a second phase, it is the jury’s job to be fair.