syrian dissidents telling the new york times they were electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to houla to speak with the survivors of the atrocities. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the two month old cease fire at all. during this time, syria has not done a single violation or the understanding understanding between syria and united nations. keeping them honest, that is not true. as 360 first reported, government forces were shelling homes on day one
if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in hula on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to hula to speak with the survivors of that atraussty. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the two month old cease fire at all. during this time, syria has not done a single violation or the initial understanding between syria and the united nations. keeping them honest, that is not true. as 360 first reported, government forces were shelling homs on day one of the cea cease-fi cease-fire, hours after bashar al assad toured that city. and even about hula, even diplomats speak bluntly. what is clear,
dissidents saying they we re electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. alex thompson bravely got in to h houla. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the two month old cease fire at all. syria has not done a single violation or the understanding understanding between syria and united nations. keeping them honest, that is not true. government forces were shelling homes on day one of the cease fire, hours after bashar al-assad toured that city. about houla, diplomats speak bluntly. what is clear, government forces were involved, they were shelli
to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to houla to speak with the survivors of the atrocities. he ll join us shortly. we said this last night, it bears repeating the regime not only denies involvement in the murders, denies any violation of the two month old cease fire at all. during this time, syria has not done a single violation or the initial understanding between syria and united nations. keeping them honest, that is not true. as 360 first reported, government forces were shelling homes on day one of the cease fire, hours after bashar al-assad toured that city. about