The meeting of so-called opposition groups in Cairo descended into scuffles and fistfights, dealing another blow to foreign plots which seek to destroy Syria. The dreams of Syrian opposition groups of an American war on Syria have been dashed as their meeting in Cairo exposed the vast disagreements among them. The meeting in Cairo descended into scuffles and fistfights that dealt another blow to Western leaders seeking a unified front against Syria. All along, infighting has hampered their ability to plot further against their own country, giving them little credibility both inside and outside. The vast differences among them were clearly on display despite the unlimited international support. Even members of the same group disagreed among one another. All their calculations to bring about a foreign intervention in Syria, following a Lybean style, failed miserably, and proved that the fragmented opposition can be used as a tool in the hands of the big powers.