pour enseigner de gens comme Sahan-galbeed(ina-baxar)

[LeJusticier]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=bd5_1455983840

[SahanGalbeed]

Lj , je n'ai besoin de regarder 2 heures de reportage pour en venir a la conclusion suivante .
La France mene une guerre contre le groupe auto-proclame Etat Ismalique en Syrie ce qui ne veut pas dire qu'elle soutient le regime de Bashar al Asad pour autant . Merci
France is at war against Daech but that doesn't mean they support al Assad like you do . Thank you .

[LeJusticier]

c'est vraiment dommage tu ne regardez pas le film

[SahanGalbeed]

For the sake of your mother who comes from the same sub/sub clan as my mother, I will watch it tonight . Know however that the mere presence of a terrorist group in Syria doesn't validate any support anyone should give al Assad , just so that we're clear

[LeJusticier]

[SahanGalbeed]

I have watched it . The situation in Syria is not an easy one but Saudi Arabia /Qatar are only one component of the Syrian imbroglio , not the root cause . Listen the arabs are just like us , people made of tribes . In a bedouin environment you have 2 choices to keep a country politically solvable . You either have religion{order} and money [food}like the gulf countries or you have to give the common man the impression he is in charge of its destiny { Somaliland} There is no other way . Al Assad is from a minority background whose arab socialist ideology has just run its course . It is no surprise that Russia is its biggest ally . As to the pipe line story at the end which lead us to conclude that because Assad favored the Iranians instead of the Saudis , the latter have decided to bring his country down , I am not sold on it . I agree the gulf arab sectarian mentality has for ever disfigured Syria , but the ultimate responsibility lies with Assad . He should have seen the wind of change coming and rode it with grace like Mengistu Haile Meriam of Ethiopia instead of descending his country into horror . What good is it to meet the apocalyptic lunatics in their desire to die for God ? Because Saudi Arabia gives them money ? That's not responsible!

[LeJusticier]

He should have seen the wind of change coming and rode it with grace like Mengistu Haile Meriam of Ethiopia instead of descending his country into horror . !

Horta you're either autistic, ama markaad yarayd ayaad islaanta ka dhacday oo madax dhulka ku dhufatay or waad is yeel yeesha.

You said Assad should have handedover rhe power to rebel extremist. Everyone knows the rebels are fighting not for democracy, but their own totalitarian interpretation sharia of Islam.
These lunatic do not respect for people of different races or ethnicities or religions. With Assad at least you have a peaceful and harmonious society.

Besides, rebel infighting are known both in Syria and Libya.

LeJ

[SahanGalbeed]

He should have seen the wind of change coming and rode it with grace like Mengistu Haile Meriam of Ethiopia instead of descending his country into horror . !

Horta you're either autistic, ama markaad yarayd ayaad islaanta ka dhacday oo madax dhulka ku dhufatay or waad is yeel yeesha.

You said Assad should have handedover rhe power to rebel extremist. Everyone knows the rebels are fighting not for democracy, but their own totalitarian interpretation sharia of Islam.
These lunatic do not respect for people of different races or ethnicities or religions. With Assad at least you have a peaceful and harmonious society.

Besides, rebel infighting are known both in Syria and Libya.

LeJ

I don't think you fully understand French my dear . In your own report it says , if Assad would have dealt with the first protesters in Darca in a democratic way , he could have both offset the muslim brotherhood and avoid the subsequent bloodshed which forced all the apocalyptic lunatics of this Earth to unite in Syria , because one can fairly say that the middle class in the biggest cities of Syria were not opposed to him as they might be now that a majority has left the country . He has shown to be as paranoid as his father when it comes to the muslim brotherhood , a party that is banned in Syria but legal in neighbouring Jordan . The French are much more multi dimensional then your bedouin mind from Burao can grasp This is neither a pro or anti Assad report , it shows the complexity of the situation , but of course you see a couple of bearded guys and you must think ...oh here's an opportunity to show Sahangalbeed that even France is for bashar al Assad

[LeJusticier]

The point you have missed is, this is the first mainstream medias that have opened their eyes without bias or without a hidden agenda and about the actual Syrian conflict and its origins. You can see the part of the freelance Algerian journalist and follow one of the non-ISIS affiliated jihadist group.

One of the commentator said

BM, I feel that's an attempt, at having a dignified escape route now that their Syria project is all but drained and is no more possible to succeed. They need to change the public narrative back home so that they can put up that 'IN THE END, WE WERE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE MORAL LINE' story in public discourse, and thereby escape accountability once again.