Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[Falcon29]

The Turks are one thing. Sunni Arabs are another. The Turks are two faced and opportunistic. They pretend to cry tears for Gaza when they are actually fighting along Israel and are an imperialistic power themselves.

The Sunni Arabs are the most disgraceful. Their own brothers and sisters are being slaughtered like sheep in the most humiliating way and the Sunni Arab world is so massive, yet they are meek as lamb in the face of Israel and are quick to attack the Shia, who are the only ones actually helping the Gazans.

It is unbelievable.

When I see someone who has no gratitude to those that have helped them and instead cheers on their common enemy, that is all I need to know about their character. Sunni Arabs are scum.

Shia aren't being attacked anywhere. Assad regime is not popular in the region. That's the reality. But you are attacking Sunni Arabs for that. Saddam regime was not popular for Iraqis. It's sectarian to attack Shia's for Saddam regime struggles and fall.

 

[tower9]

You're sectarian which isn't going to get you anywhere. Are you actually from the region? Because it's not that way. First of all, nobody attacked Hezbollah. And everybody agreed with their stance on Gaza. Absolutely nothing changed. Why are you making it like Hezbollah is under attack? They aren't.

What do you mean Hezbollah isn't under attack? Hezbollah opened a front against Israel when Gaza was getting bombed to death. IT DID NOT HAVE TO. The course of events led to Hezbollah having all of its leadership murdered and thousands of fighters dead as well as Southern Lebanon completely destroyed. This is what they get for standing for the helpless Gazans, when NONE OF THEIR SUNNI ARAB brethren came to help.

It's really quite simple. You just need to know how is on the side of Israel. The Syrian "rebels", who are actually terrorists, are on the side of Israel. Turkey is on the side of Israel.

Aren't you Palestinian? You don't know who your enemies are? No wonder you guys are helpless. Holy shit.

 

[clutch]

That's why I have lost all respect for these Sunni Arabs. Hezbollah paid the biggest price with their entire leadership murdered and having lost thousands of soldiers and towns/villages completely destroyed. And then you have Sunnis who have cheered on the deaths of Hezbollah, who were courageous enough to fight for Gaza WHEN THEY DID NOT NEED TO.

These Sunni Arabs are snakes and the lowest of the low. To think they have the nerve to look down on South Asian Muslims, Southeast Asian Muslims, African Muslims, etc is mind boggling. They are the lowest tier of humans on earth. Zero honor. Zero intelligence. Zero virtue.

It is no wonder the Palestinians are in the situation that they are. If they weren't occupied by Israel, they'd probably betray their own brothers too.

I support Hezbollah in Lebanon. I do not support Assad in Syria. I am Sunni. So what does that make me now?

But I do not support the Zionist funded rebels in Syria either... I have my suspicions.

My official stance for now about Syria is that there are no good guys. There is no good side. Both Assad and the ISIS rebels who sing songs of praise for Israel are evil.

 

[tower9]

Shia aren't being attacked anywhere. Assad regime is not popular in the region. That's the reality. But you are attacking Sunni Arabs for that. Saddam regime was not popular for Iraqis. It's sectarian to attack Shia's for Saddam regime struggles and fall.

It's really quite simple. The only ones resisting Israel in the region are Iran, Hezbollah, Houthis. If Assad falls, the lifeline to Hezbollah collapses and Israel will secure primacy in its immediate region, destroying both Hamas and Hezbollah.

This is what it's all about. Is that the result you want? What is the problem? You can't think past two or three steps?

 

[tower9]

I support Hezbollah in Lebanon. I do not support Assad in Syria. I am Sunni. So what does that make me now?

It means you don't mind seeing Israel reign supreme over your dislike of Assad. That's what that means.

 

[SteppeWolff]

referring to yourself as ‘Steppewolf’ while being a hostile anti-Turk as yourself is also ironic.

I call myself that cause I am an ethnic Uzbek. I ain't taking turkic lessons from Anatolians. Take a walk

 

[RedBeard]

The Turks are one thing. Sunni Arabs are another. The Turks are two faced and opportunistic. They pretend to cry tears for Gaza when they are actually fighting along Israel and are an imperialistic power themselves.

The Sunni Arabs are the most disgraceful. Their own brothers and sisters are being slaughtered like sheep in the most humiliating way and the Sunni Arab world is so massive, yet they are meek as lamb in the face of Israel and are quick to attack the Shia, who are the only ones actually helping the Gazans.

It is unbelievable.

When I see someone who has no gratitude to those that have helped them and instead cheers on their common enemy, that is all I need to know about their character. Sunni Arabs are scum.

Your statements are a disgraceful blend of ignorance and hypocrisy. It’s easy to point fingers and criticize entire groups of people based on selective and narrow views, but it shows a complete lack of understanding and respect for the complexities of these issues. The Turks and the Sunni Arabs, just like any group, are diverse and cannot be reduced to your simplistic, one-dimensional perspective.

The reality is far more nuanced than the tribalism and hatred you’ve chosen to embrace. If you truly care about the people of Gaza, perhaps you should focus on understanding the broader geopolitical situation instead of spewing ignorant generalizations that do nothing but divide and degrade.

 

[The SC]

Israeli Army Radio, citing a security source: The last thing Israel wants is for #Syria to fall into the hands of the Iranians, and we will continue to work to prevent that

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[clutch]

It means you don't mind seeing Israel reign supreme over your dislike of Assad. That's what that means.

Please read my updated post. I defenitly do not support the Turkish snake funded , Saudi UAE funded, Zionist funded rebels.

Sometimes.... There just isn't a good side in a conflict. Sometimes it's just evil versus evil.

Isn't it convenient that as Israel was stuck in a stalemate with Lebanon against Hezbollah..m these hordes of "Rebels" emerge out of nowhere to flood across Syria??.... How convenient. No wonder they are all masked.... Perhaps most of them are pink skinned with Kazars Ashkanazi noses
...

 

[The SC]

Muqtada Al-Sadr: The government must prevent interference in Syrian affairs and punish anyone who violates security in #Iraq

Qutda Al-Sadr: We call for the necessity of the #Iraqi government, people, and all parties, militias, and security forces not interfering in Syrian affairs.

Muqtada Al-Sadr: We still maintain our position of not interfering in Syrian affairs and not standing against the decisions of the people

@AJABreaking

 

[UKBengali]

It's really quite simple. The only ones resisting Israel in the region are Iran, Hezbollah, Houthis. If Assad falls, the lifeline to Hezbollah collapses and Israel will secure primacy in its immediate region, destroying both Hamas and Hezbollah.

This is what it's all about. Is that the result you want? What is the problem? You can't think past two or three steps?

Please go easy on him as he is from Gaza and has probably lost family members already in the genocide.

I think Hamas made a strategic mistake in ever taking sides in any conflict in the ME as it made no sense for Hamas to ever take a side in the Syrian or any other conflict in ME for that matter.

Even if the side they supported won, that actor would not have been able to do much for them as they would be reliant on the collaborationist Turks and Gulfies to stay in power.

 

[Falcon29]

What do you mean Hezbollah isn't under attack? Hezbollah opened a front against Israel when Gaza was getting bombed to death. IT DID NOT HAVE TO. The course of events led to Hezbollah having all of its leadership murdered and thousands of fighters dead as well as Southern Lebanon completely destroyed. This is what they get for standing for the helpless Gazans, when NONE OF THEIR SUNNI ARAB brethren came to help.

It's really quite simple. You just need to know how is on the side of Israel. The Syrian "rebels", who are actually terrorists, are on the side of Israel. Turkey is on the side of Israel.

Aren't you Palestinian? You don't know who your enemies are? No wonder you guys are helpless. Holy shit.

Stop playing games. You're trying to conflate this struggle in Syria with that of Palestine. And you're going off about 'Sunni Arabs' for betraying Hezbollah. Hezbollah is not under attack by any Sunni Arabs and is doing just fine. So what again, were you talking about ? Are you mad at events in Syria and venting ? Because you're not making sense. Don't try to get personal to enforce whatever garbage sectarian narrative you have.

 

[tower9]

Please read my updated post. I decently do not support the Turkish snake funded , Saudi UAE funded, Zionist funded rebels.

Sometimes.... There just isn't a good side in a conflict. Sometimes it's just evil versus evil.

I don't care about Assad. I don't like him or dislike him. Obviously I know he is a dictator and has made any enemies.

For me, the greatest evil is Israel. Anything that helps Israel is an outcome I do not want. That is why I support Iran, Hezbollah and the Houthis. I don't see how anybody who empathizes with the Gazans can be cheering the Syrian rebels. Their victory only helps Israel.

 

[SteppeWolff]

You look more like an Afghan bacha bazi nothing like Uzbek not even close.

Still Anatolians aren't Turkic. Nothing changed. And yes of Afghan Uzbek origin. Plus reported you for being foul mouthed my Anatolian friend.

 

[The SC]

Urgent | Syrian Defense Minister: We are in a good field situation and our armed forces have worked to redeploy to preserve lives

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