The political speech of Al-Assad has been a central focus in the context of the crisis and subsequent war in Syria. The world is divided between those calling for the president's departure and those supporting his speeches, allies who see them as a victory symbol.

This exceptional importance of Al-Assad and his speeches, comparing the periods before and during the war, illustrates the divisions in world opinion. Few figures have polarized opinions like Al-Assad, who has brought the world to the brink of a new cold war.

Choosing Al-Assad's speech as the subject aims to explore whether a politician of his stature maintains consistent themes when faced with ideological changes. Our analysis of his speeches and interviews shows core contentious issues remaining constant, such as rejecting the Muslim Brotherhood, viewing external opposition as Western agents, and emphasizing Syria's struggle against terrorism.

The book describes Al-Assad's speech development, influenced by external and internal factors, containing both secret new documents and theoretical ideas about discourse analysis in Arab and Western schools of thought.