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assads threat from within, syrias most wanted general!

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hes known as hitlers lookalike since he looks like him and is doing ethnic cleansing against the sunna in syris

suhail al hassan calls himself al nimr-the tiger-is the syrias strongest general, hes alawi and plays the role of beesha in securing its son bashar

since the war over 150, 000 alawite young men have been killed in this war, defending bashar

the coastal region has now less men in these days and women are weaping yet they still support him!!

but there is a fear of him taking over bashar
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look how this powerless sunni general who visited him in the front lines is treating him like a god!

hes colonel since he was born in 1970

suhail has suffered big defeat at jisr al shugour and his army was seen running away like cowards after their defeat

some informations say hes inside the besieged hospital in jisr al shougur
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You probably had Labour down to win the UK election too. :)
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original dervish wrote:You probably had Labour down to win the UK election too. :)
labour is part of an international jewish organization so politically its not good for the muslim world, it has the same views as the republican party

havent you seen our pm exciting about the tories victory?
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Thank you Sahal for keeping us updated.

Do you think that the rebels can fight ISIS and the regime at the same time??
Do you think that the rebels can keep the gains they have made in Daraa and idlib??
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sahal80 wrote:
original dervish wrote:You probably had Labour down to win the UK election too. :)
labour is part of an international jewish organization so politically its not good for the muslim world, it has the same views as the republican party

havent you seen our pm exciting about the tories victory?
Ohh here we go again with that anti-jewish propaganda come on whats wrong with people
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thegoodshepherd wrote:Thank you Sahal for keeping us updated.

Do you think that the rebels can fight ISIS and the regime at the same time??
Do you think that the rebels can keep the gains they have made in Daraa and idlib??
thanx sxb

the srongest syrian rebel group is ahrar al sham and they mainly operate in idlib along side with the coalition of army of conquest wich includes al nusra the second strongest group and the free syrian army

the nature plays its role too in every region

for example in qalamoun its an an open mountainous region so the opposition cant keep their new lands bc of the airstrikes

the regime has strong shia base on the west side of the country from qalamoun to homs due to the lebanons backing specially hizpullah and the druze of lebanon

the opposition lacks save pasage due to isis control most of the borders but now having secured jisr al shugour they got the turkish backing so they r stronger in this area besides its natural frosts

as for darca, the opposition in there r mainly tribesmen operating under the sfa...I think they r weaker but may get better weapons from saudi arabia

they have secured save passage to jordan and r still waiting some military aid and coordination with the army of conquest

there jaysh al islam and other islamist groups in damascus, they r doing well as they pushed back assad forces to their bases in the last week

alawites r evacuating damascus each day

the qalamoun front has turned into kodhofo ka dhaqaaq bc of the airtrikes, a lot of hizbullah commanders and soldiers have been killed

the opposition have evacuated one village due to hizbullah attacking them from behind through the lebnanese borders so they pushed back themselves abit tactically along side the borders in order to be in secure position

but they have alot of vollages specially in the east of qalamoun

there r rumours of isis joining this front or stopping their war with the rebels bc of the shia involvement but not yet has been confirmed bc they had been at war in the last weeks

anyways the regime is losing in the northwest and now the rebeles r at the gates of the alawite villages

this is more important bc the regime will not dare to bomb them and even if he tries it will cause a division among the alawites

all what the regime is saying about attacking jisr sl shughr is probaganda they r still far from it and there are alot of barries before the town that r under the rebels control
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good analysis. I think Daraa city maybe the next provincial capital to fall after Idlib. The Saudis must be busy arming the FSA in Daraa.
What I like about the FSA in Daraa is that they are not mutashadidiin. Waa daad iska shacab ah oo qabiil ahaan o dagalamaya.

What do you think of Daraa being next to fall?
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DMV wrote:
sahal80 wrote:
original dervish wrote:You probably had Labour down to win the UK election too. :)
labour is part of an international jewish organization so politically its not good for the muslim world, it has the same views as the republican party

havent you seen our pm exciting about the tories victory?
Ohh here we go again with that anti-jewish propaganda come on whats wrong with people
lol are you another zionist?

labour is a zionist party that advocates for muslim and arab division, supports the minorities such as the kurds and israel

anti-turkey

part of the zionist international socialist

so I have the right to be against it politically!

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thegoodshepherd wrote:good analysis. I think Daraa city maybe the next provincial capital to fall after Idlib. The Saudis must be busy arming the FSA in Daraa.
What I like about the FSA in Daraa is that they are not mutashadidiin. Waa daad iska shacab ah oo qabiil ahaan o dagalamaya.
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What do you think of Daraa being next to fall?
not necessary to liberate daraa in the short term, it will fall off by itself in the long term if you tighten your grip on the border crossings and in qunaytira province specially the east of qalamoun

according to this strategy, a newly trained 400 fsr in jordan have entered east of qalamoun from badiyat al sham/syrian desert to fight isis in there

jordan and the us r training them under the fight of isis wich is threat to jordan

currently 1200 have been getting trained but 400 of them were fully ready

next 800 r on the way

the whole number is expected to reach 3750

us funding their training

jordan has highly trained bedouin scouts and know how to train these rebeles from the bedouin tribes of hawran who know the desert very good

check out the map, qunaytira via daraa along the israel borders-golan hights-

http://www.nationsonline.org/maps/syria-map.jpg

meantime they r shelling the regime forces at rif daraa

then you need to open a supply roote between daraa and and east of qalamoun

at this stage daraa will fall off and next will be damascus airport!

I will give asad 3 months at maximum
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