Experts dispute that Chief executive Bashar al-Assad's regime's choice to use frustrating army power to try to destroy resistance in second-tier places like Homs has only propagate the tentacles of the insurgency into places that were once bastions of govt assistance.
Al-Assad described by indecision, violence
"The program has been planting dragon's tooth," had written Joshua Landis of the School of Ok. "For every challenger of the program murdered, several more pop up to take its position."
"What we see is a program whose story reduced to 'us or disorder.' But significantly what we see is 'them and disorder," said Harling of the Worldwide Disaster Team.
"The program has been not capable of magnificent law and purchase."
The Syrian program is still far from beaten.
