Peaceful Damascus. I want to see this city reduced to ashes and rubble. Payback time.

The mood in the streets of Damascus is shock. Car bombs are not usual in Syria, a country that is widely viewed as safe by its inhabitants. This is because Syria maintains a very high level of security, so the assassination is being taken very seriously and has triggered alarm in Syria.

Hezbollah is a surrogate army of Syria and analysts believe the assassination of one of its top members is meant as a message to both Syria and Iran, Hezbollah’s other main backer. “This means that the war on Iran has become a reality more than ever before. It is a dangerous security penetration in Syria,” says analyst Sami Mubayyed.

There’s a considerable flap over this breach of Syrian security and it seems to be more of a shock to the Syrians than the death of the terrorist. Clearly, this terrorist nation, that has been the source of so much misery and death visited upon innocent people, is suffering from deep-rooted paranoia. They should be, and it’s no wonder they have a massive security apparatus considering the evil deeds they keep inflicting on others.

How long do we allow this terrorist mecca, one of the most evil of nations, to endure unscathed? Syria needs to be brought low.

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