ISTANBUL - Fractured, splintered, disorganized. This is how U.S. officials and the international community have branded Syria's opposition, and many say that is why the West opposes military intervention.
At a conference on Syria here recently, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said, "The opposition has work to do."
Activists and analysts say the U.S. administration is not giving an accurate picture of the opponents to Syrian dictator Bashar Assad.
