Homajon
Registered Member
OK, you are right. So many Syrians love the hero Assad, for them I feel sorry.
For the Khara supporters, I feel very happy.
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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OK, you are right. So many Syrians love the hero Assad, for them I feel sorry.
For the Khara supporters, I feel very happy.
Shags202
Trusted Member
Personally I don’t think lived Assad or held a high opinion of him especially in the end he wasn’t the savior the alwaties or a man of the people man how many billions of dollars do you think he squirreled away in Russia before he made a run for it the Russian protection isn’t free he had to pay off a lot of people and odds are him and his family will never leave Russian soil for life
shapurzolaktaf
Trusted Member
Assad was corrupt, did not reform and followed Russian interests (Putin is close to Russian Zionists and Russia has interest in keeping Israel intact).
Assad did not care about resistance, his goal was to safe his own regime, power and interests. Now that does not mean that we should see the former head of Al-Qaeda as a liberator.
For Iran Assad was the least bad option compared to US leaning Neo-Al-Qaeda.
Shags202
Trusted Member
To be fair once the ground was stabilized they could have told him to take a hike and found a middle ground regardless if they wanted to fight Israel or not would have been far more beneficial to Iran in the long run instead my opinion but that’s than this is now
