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The transcript discusses the decision to go to Geneva, supported by a majority and fighting forces. It highlights consultations with major fronts in Syria, except the Islamic Front, and acknowledges the challenges due to the regime's actions against Syrians. The importance of respecting democratic processes and opposing views is emphasized.

What was the basis for the decision to go to Geneva?

• Economic incentives

• Majority support and backing from ground forces

• Pressure from international allies

• A minority vote

Which group did not express support for the Geneva decision?

• The Western Front

• The Northern Front

• The Eastern Front

• The Islamic Front

What was the reaction of the major fronts in Syria to the Geneva decision?

• All opposed it

• None were consulted

• They were indifferent

• All supported it except one

What makes the decision to negotiate with the regime particularly difficult?

• Lack of international support

• The regime's long history of oppression

• Geographical challenges

• Economic instability

How does the speaker view the opposition to the Geneva decision?

• As a threat to democracy

• As a sign of weakness

• As a democratic right

• As irrelevant