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It's a Burcaawi techniqueWhat's with the educated nonsense? As if one really needs a college/university degree to know right from wrong.
Aritaa waxbaa ka jiraSahanGalbeed wrote:It's a Burcaawi techniqueWhat's with the educated nonsense? As if one really needs a college/university degree to know right from wrong.
Anigi iyo Games wuxu inagu arkay inaanu naga soo celin kerin " american puppets" nimada , shirib yara amaan bu is leeyahay waa intaasu ka soo laabta e
Le Justicier si daacad ah bu u taageera bashar al Assad .
FAH1223 wrote:facts on the ground show the Russia air support and the Syrian/Hezbollah joint offensive in Aleppo province is a game changer and the northern high way to Turkey is cut
Once the Northwest corridor is cut, the rebels will be squeezed off.
. The westerns are joke. It was wishful thinking to call salafafacist moderate rebelsX.Playa wrote:Loool moderate be headers.
All this we are seeing is because of western geopolitical motives to control the resources of the world. The west must remain as the sole economic powerhouse, and to do this, the Middle East must be contained and propped with governments that align with western interests such as the backstabbing Saudis and Turks. And don't forget the U.S confronting the rising superpower China as a result of the U.S pivot to Asia protocol. What is this protocols aims? To ultimately have a monopoly on resources and industries in the Asian region. Remember when Iraq was invaded and destroyed under the false pretence of weapons of mass destruction? Remember when Qadaafi was killed? And how Libya - then the richest country in Africa - was reduced to the state it is in today? Open your eyes people. 
That's not all his troops or supporters though. I've seen those videos, they're ridiculous.Shirib wrote:Assad is a monster. Russia has no love for Syria, neither does Turkey, Iran, Gulf States, or the US. They've turned Syria into their own little proxy war and the Syrian people are to pay the ultimate prize.
The folks sitting here having sympathy for a guy who's troops make you say "There is No God other than Bashar" and if you don't, I seriously question your Imaan. At that point it's not even about politics anymore.
Your description of a mad max scenario where nations will come in and gobble up lands from other countries is ludicrous. Nations are held accountable by international law and there are checks and balances which will make it impossible for them to legitimize their acquisitions in the face of the world. If Turkey and Israel were to take land they'd have to deal with not just the eternal hostility of Syria but also risk massive external political and economic disruption/sabotage. Israel is already nearly a pariah globally now, but i don't think they want to make more enemies.gurey25 wrote:There are no angles here, both sides have committed atrocities,
but we should not be susceptible to brainwashing by western media, any intelligent person should be able to understand it by now.
We need to move beyond emotions and use our heads.
There is only once side that has a vision of a stable and peaceful and more inclusive syria and the ability to make it happen.
This is Russia, why?
Look at all the opposition, there are several groups, infact over 50 groups grouped into half a dozen alliances,
and then you have the Daesh freaks.
Do you think you will get a peacefull syria, if the governtment loses?
N you will have a continued civil war for decades and the dismemberment and the extinction of Syria is a state.
Turkey will annex northern syria, and Isreal will annex the hawaran region next to the golan, that is full of druze that can be assimilated , some of the best farmland and potential oil deposits.
The rest will be left to rot and only controlled by drone strikes, and bribes to the main warlords and millitias.
This is what all those who oppose assad are fighting for,
Now the Russian plan is for the borders to be closed, and the supply from the turkish borders and jordan cut off.
Then a slow and meticulous advance against the rebels, focusing only on strategic areas not just land, and minimizing casualties.
This they are doing and its working perfectly.
After sources of weapons and ammo is gone, most of the rebels will simply flee to europe as refugees and get german welfare payments
already several thousands have left for turkey, and have probably already reached europe.
This will leave the real opposition groups that have real local support, and do not rely 100% on foriegn funding,
and the Die hards.
Russia wants to negotiate with them in the future, and has already forced Assad to agree to future talks, and powersharing.
But first there needs to be a culling of the weak rebels , this is why they have focused on what the west calls "Moderate rebels"
and there is nothing that can stop that save a NATO invasion, I said Nato invasion not Turkey.
So there you have it, in future you will have peace talks with the real rebel groups,
those that have population behind them, and can fight a guerilla war indefinitely,
all others will be toast.
and for those fools who believe in democracy
LOOOOL
DEMOCRACY is Double edged blade and cut both ways.
Lets imagine that in future there are free elections held in syria, and there are international moniters who ensure its freedom,
and there are UN troops protecting the rebel held areas, and the elections happen.
If its a presidential system, then Assad wins hands down, due to demographics
he has all the non Sunnis behind him, and a large chunk of the Sunni population too.
Lets say all the sunnis abandon him, he still wins,
because he will face multiple opponents who will divide the votes .
If it is a parlaimentary system, assad party will win easily and hold power for a long time,
again due to demographics and the deep divisions of the opposition.
Even in Europe you have governments that won only 20% of the vote, assad will get 150% to 200% more than that.
This is why the west never talks about peace talks and democratic elections in Syria,
Only Russia does and Assad does,
they have done their math and figured that they are guaranteed to win any elections,
the west knows this too..
lol absolutely not true. The SAA had always alawite majority even before 2011FAH1223 wrote:That's not all his troops or supporters though. I've seen those videos, they're ridiculous.Shirib wrote:Assad is a monster. Russia has no love for Syria, neither does Turkey, Iran, Gulf States, or the US. They've turned Syria into their own little proxy war and the Syrian people are to pay the ultimate prize.
The folks sitting here having sympathy for a guy who's troops make you say "There is No God other than Bashar" and if you don't, I seriously question your Imaan. At that point it's not even about politics anymore.
But gurey is right, the majority of the Syrian Arab Army are Sunni Muslims. If this was as cut and dry as sectarianism, then the Alawites would have been gone a long time ago.
Russia has a base in Syria that its had for over 40 years. It has significant interests in maintaining its Mediterranean footprint.
Turkey and the Gulf States have pledged to get rid of Assad. Beneath that, Qatar wants that gas pipeline that goes through Syria and Turkey into Europe for its future economic benefit. However, the Syrian government has already a memorandum of understanding with Iran and Iraq into building a pipeline from Iran through Iraq/Syria into Turkey supplying Europe with gas.
That's the REAL reason for the Syrian tragedy. And you can see where the parties have aligned. Turkey and Iran have good trade relations that haven't been affected by this proxy war but Turkey will welcome that pipeline from wherever once its built.
