Mr Haithem al-Maleh, you have heard these statements.

To talk politics is to discuss benefits and advantages.

What are the practical options available to you other than the proposals you have rejected so far

that could, for example. bring about a referral to the International Criminal Court or a UN peace initiative?

Do you think this is the best the international community has to offer you after 22 months of violence?

I heard Al-Akhdar Ibrahimi's statement, and have previously met with him in Cairo.

In Mr Ibrahimi's first interview within Syria, he said that the situation in Syria effects international peace.

I had hoped of Mr Al-Akhdar Ibrahimi to present a report to the Security Council,

briefing them in detail on the reality in Syria, and to reiterate to them his statement.

The words of Al-Akhdar Ibrahimi, the UN envoy to Syria, provide the context for political action on Syria.

We would welcome a report from Al-Akhdar Ibrahimi to the Security Council

stating that the situation in Syria poses a dangerous threat to the stability of the region

and to international peace, making clear the responsibilities of the international community.

That said, I assure you, sir, that Al-Akhdar Ibrahimi is not able to land at Damascus International Airport.

The airport is curently under siege from all areas, and flight activity has all but ceased.

This very moment, I have live intelligence of the exact location where Bashar Al-Assad sleeps at night.

The revolutionaries will arrest this criminal and his companions so that they will face justice.

That aside, I would like to share with viewers the good news that Tal al-Mallouhi

the young woman imprisoned for years for her writings on her blog, has been successfully smuggled

from a prison belonging to the government's internal securtiy apparatus.

This demonstrates that the regime no longer controls the country, and that they are in retreat.

The upper hand lies with the popular revolutionary movement, and with the people on the streets.

Victory is near. Indeed, the price the Syrian people have had to pay has been great,

the likes of which has not been paid by another people or nation.

History will bear witness to the heroics of the Syrian people, and we will strive towards

establishing a new nation, a democratic nation... (inaudible)... and civil liberties.