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Actually the opposite is true. Majority of Syrians are anti-Assad. As long as Assad is not gone the situation is Syria won't be sorted out. If anything all the Assad and Russian bombings will create more refugees on top of the refugees that are already out there. We are already seeing how much Syrian civilians died in just couple of days. Russia doesn't care because it is not in the EU. The member states of the EU have to worry the most. They will have to deal with the new Syrian victims.
Trust me I know about the internal fissures and politics of Syria and I am no fanboy of Assad nor do I think he is fully paid up social democrat along the lines Jeremy Corbyn but tell me if he goes who and what is going to take over Syria? You see what has happened in Iraq? Your closer to Syria then I am and if you can tell me if Assad goes there is viable alternative group that can take over and stabilize the country then fine, let Assad go.
My fear is we will have Iraq part deux and Libya part deux. Just lots of groups or warlords shitting on each other with alphabet soup of labels. More chaos. More migrants. More bul^shit that right wing newspapers and groups will feed on with ever more migrants giving them their perfect donkeys to beat under the banner of "Muslim" la la la.