From a technical point of view and visual speech Bashar Al-Assad (the dictator of the moment in trouble) was rather successful: clarity rhetoric (as opposed to gibberish Gaddafi), and good command of the image and tools communication. At the most melodramatic speech, the cameras zoom in with a sense of staging almost perfect on MPs protesting loudly their deference and support to Bashar Al-Assad.
For some, insanity is doing the same thing hoping for different results. To me, these Arab dictators who keep rehearsing the same speeches and believe that this will satisfy the expectations of their people angry reflect a sick mind. Like other dictators before him, President Bashar: My favorite part? One in which Assad said he had always counted reform the country.
And at the time of events, it was just about to launch a series of reforms. A true hipster, what Bashar: always a step ahead of others. It would still tell him that everyone hates hipsters ... 
For some, insanity is doing the same thing hoping for different results. To me, these Arab dictators who keep rehearsing the same speeches and believe that this will satisfy the expectations of their people angry reflect a sick mind. Like other dictators before him, President Bashar: My favorite part? One in which Assad said he had always counted reform the country.
And at the time of events, it was just about to launch a series of reforms. A true hipster, what Bashar: always a step ahead of others. It would still tell him that everyone hates hipsters ...
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