The truth from Syrian President Assad.

In September for instance, he [Assad] had the following advice for the West, which suddenly became acutely aware of the “problem” in Syria when the indelible image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi drowned on a Turkish beach was plastered all over the nightly news: "If you are worried about them, stop supporting terrorists. That's what we think regarding the crisis. This is the core of the whole issue of refugees."^[1]

And, under the heading of "good luck with that" unfortunately, we have this brutal truth from Assad:

As to what we can do in Syria, I don't think that Syria has to do anything towards France. It is France which should do something towards fighting terrorism. So far, it supports terrorists, albeit politically, and in some cases it supported them militarily. It is France's duty to reverse or change its policies in order to fight terrorism, particularly after hundreds of French citizens paid with their lives for their wrong policies.^[2]

Notes
^[1] "Assad Plans To Retake 'All Syria,' Will 'Confront' Saudis, Turks If Invaded." Submitted by Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge, 2/12/16.
^[2] Quoted in Durden, supra (emphasis added).