Beirut, page-73

"the people of Syria don't want to divide their land"

You speak for all of them do you?

Your apparent love of Sykes-Picot is touching but many see it as an outdated 'line on a map' and would welcome a redrawing of boundaries along the lines of like-minded souls rather than the world according to the colonial powers of the day way back when.

I'll put you down in the 'borders stay where they are' camp. Not great news for those who wish for a Palestinian homeland or a modern Kurdistan but each to their own.