Reply #144: It's weak but it's something

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"On any list of suspects in the killing of Hariri, the Syrians would have to rank high. They had means, motive and opportunity-- which does not, however, establish that they murdered Hariri."

http://www.juancole.com/2005/02/hariri-murder-provokes-political-split.html

"A shadowy and previously unknown group called "Aid and Jihad in the Lands of Syria" claimed responsibility in a videotape that I saw on al-Jazeerah."

http://www.juancole.com/2005/02/hariri-killed-in-huge-car-bombing-in.html

Also Syria is not totally in control of their country. There are groups operating inside of Syria (Islamic Jihad) that Syria claims are not operating. It is very likely that Syrians were involved in this, as Juan Cole states. Then when you add in the fact that that the people of Lebanon and Hariri's family think Syrians were involved
that's pretty credible. I'm still waiting for you to show evidence otherwise. I hope this helps.