Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[Persian Gulf]

You are posting an established pro-Assad account that a few days ago insulted the role of Iran in Syria and called it a useless and harmful ally for Syria. Her credibility is extremely low as well, I have seen her post obvious propaganda in many of her Tweets and even had discussion with her on Twitter not long where we came to some kind of agreement astonishingly. Just like that Armenian Syrian Al-Assad fanboy troll based in Germany that a few days ago made some laughable post about Armenains being more native to Syria than Arabs, lol, even though the Arab presence in Syria itself predates the existence of Armenians in written records by at least 700 years!

There is always some kind of chaos when regimes are toppled in the first few days (no need to explain what happened to Iran in 1979 or what happens in Iran during anti- regime protests every 5-10 years), nothing that will last forever. And of course all this is ultimately the fault of the Al-Assad regime.

Also it is interesting that you believe, contrary to ground realities, that somehow Syria is now some imaginary Turkish colony with only Turks having a say in a future Syria and not Syrians themselves or 20 + Arab states or Arab neighbors, USA or other global or regional powers.

I am speaking with a native German, I assume from your flags?

 

[Fallstuff]

Assad is in Moscow , sky news is quoting TASS.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Mehdipersian]

I feel your pain, let me cry with you.

Lol, you will soon understand what I mean

 

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I guess now it's turkey's problem. good luck to the Syrian people in this path they have chosen

That's BS. Because they are planning for a smooth transition with the Prime Minister and amnesty giving to all.

 

[Merzifonlu]

Perhaps you didn't know,but Ottomans and Jews were the best friends. They often worked together against Orthodox Christians,Armenians and Arabs Muslims.

Blatant lie. Ottomans best friends who the Greeks. Not Jews.

Rather some Greeks. For example Mikhael Kosses. (Köse Mihal or Mihal Gazi) Governor of Hadrianoi and co-founder of Ottomans!

"You" was a my friend and "you" will be my friend. Or "rather some you"!! Not Jews and not Armenians. They say geography is destiny.

 

[Musings]

Don't you shia guys ever border from acting like a sorcerer who sees future.

Every one of your insights proven wrong, you were boasting how the magical shia army would destroy "terrorists" ? Airforce killing by hundreds every hour.

Don't you guys get ashamed? Like maybe that's the case with shias, i don't know much of them by self. Maybe after doing too much taqqiya in ones life, they don't feel shame as an emotion anymore ?

Why is everything sectarian related with you bro? Don’t you get that your enemies are laughing all the way to the bank?
Do you see Protestant and catholics at each others throats? You get good and bad everywhere - be it Islam Christian Sunni and Shia?
On topic - tonight you celebrate the fact that Israel has conquered Syrian land - marvellous for the region……

 

[Snake]

Israel's control over the buffer zone is temporary

Please.

It is due to enormous ignorance in terms of Arabs, the Arab world and its long and storied history (just look at my interactions with some of your compatriots in this thread in this regard) and due to Arabs themselves being very bad at explaining things to foreigners. Many of the youth nowadays are also clueless about their history (as most youth today across the world) and simply don't care. I always cared a lot and always understood current events in a historical light. As history likes to repeat itself. I also grew up and changed my views which is natural and something I encourage all people to do as they grow older. At least challenge their own old views.

I would not be surprised if those same people (ignorant by large) would think that KSA is as it was just 10 years ago. The changes in the past 10 years are astonishing, and I have never seen something alike in my life yet. Some changes for the better, some for the worse. But the world changes and we grow older. That is at least certain.

I laugh in particular when they talk about "Arabs" as if we were 1 single country with the same policy. It's like they are stuck in 1000 AD or something.

Definitely true. However there are some grievances with the individual Arab countries as well. For example UAE normalizing ties with the zionists and maintaining those ties even though USA didn't uphold their end of the deal (F-35s) or my personal grievance - Why MBS hasn't imposed oil embargo like King Faisal did in 1973 which stopped the zionists in their tracks.

Lots of times the grievances are ignored on both sides and it results in a name calling outbreak or other irrelevant discussion.

 

[Arabia]

BTW "destroying their own history" by removing 30-40 year old (in some cases a few years old) useless bronze, gold etc. statues of Hafiz and Bashar Al-Assad. Hilarious. She is worried about useless statues of dictators after 13 years of bloodshed and 13 years (50 + years in fact) of destructive Al-Assad regime policies.

Welcome to Al-Assad fanboy Twitter reality.

And the Armenian troll that I talked about earlier, is this guy

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that laps as an Syrian and Arab, even though he is only in Syria because local Arabs welcomed his grandparents and other Armenians during a certain historical event 100 years ago.

It is absolutely marvelous to see those child-killer supporters, trolls and anti-Syrian elements cry themselves to sleep.

 

[Mehdipersian]

Look my Irani friend. Nobody has a problem with Shia. At least not Arabs. You probably already know that Shias are native to the Arab world and the first and oldest Shia communities are found in the Arab world in particular in modern-day KSA where they live safe and peacefully. The problem of us Arabs that are against your regime's destructive meddling in the Arab world, is that you use cheap religious slogans, helped a bloodthirsty dictator in Al-Assad (even though he was a self-proclaimed secular Ba'athi Arab nationalist and you claim to be an Islamic republic and you thought with the same type in Iraq - Saddam), to meddle, brainwash and take advantage of disfranchises Shia Arab minorities from Zaydis in Yemen (that had nothing to do with you until 20 years ago) to Southern Lebanon to Iraqi proxy militias that even the Shia-ruled Iraqi government has and have had problems with. Instead of playing a constructive role you used fake slogans to expand your influence in the Arab world and to take advantage of those small marginal Shia Arab groups aligned to you or whom you supported opportunistically.

Stop trying to take a copyright of Shia Islam. It does not belong to Iran or Iranians.

And in the real world, most Iranians are not even religious or practicing Shia Muslims. You guys have the lowest mosque attendances in the world even though you have claimed to be an Islamic republic for the past 45 years.

You guys really need to stop obsessing about events 1400 years ago and try to have cordial relations with your much bigger Arab neighbors.

I am telling you that by 2050, Yemen alone will have more people than Iran. You already made Syrians (another country experiencing a huge demographic boom) an enemy of you for no reason.

Unlike Iranians here which many I doubt have never travelled outside of Iran or met any Arabs outside of Iran, most Iranians that I have met share much in common with Arabs which is self-evident as neighbors.

You decide what you want to do but the meddling in war-torn Arab countries (only way for you to be able to meddle in the first place) is coming to an end.

Mark my words, in less than 5-10 years, Houthis will be forced to ally with KSA just due to economics alone and the fact that Yemeni and Saudi Arabian people are brotherly people in particular in the border regions. So this project of years has been futile, as seen with events in Syria. It has been 3 years without any events during the ceasefire and daily Saudi Arabian ships are passing the Bab el-Mandeb without any incident so far. And unlike the UAE, that wants to balkanize Yemen, like they are doing in Syria, KSA is so far preventing this from happening. Anyway I have seen positive steps from some Iranian officials of wanting to embrace KSA more, talk of investments and even military exercises in the Red Sea. Those are good steps to have normal and cordial neighborly ties without silly, destructive and time-wasting conflicts.

You hypocrite Arabs cannot turn off the light of Islam.

Iran's destructive role in your countries is that it has not allowed you to be friends with Israel, and the Islamic revolution is dangerous for Arab dictatorships.

You are ready to do anything to protect Israel.

 

[ResurgentIran2]

Dark period for the region. Syria is being destroyed from the inside and outside. Israel completely destroying every strategic military asset, leaving a nation defenceless, all the while invading with tanks and taking more of Syrian fertile lands.

Not only that, we have members of different nations (Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Arabs etc) hurling insults and turning into sectarian and ethnic crap, which have completely taken the ball off Gaza and Israels expansion everywhere.
This is truly a monumental loss. I hope Syrians at the end of the day will get a better future, but so far all we're seeing is that Syria is being pillaged and raped.

 

[F-22Raptor]

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[Musings]

@Arabia
Change your flags or I will ban you -
Follow the rules stipulated……

 

[Arabia]

Please.



Definitely true. However there are some grievances with the individual Arab countries as well. For example UAE normalizing ties with the zionists and maintaining those ties even though USA didn't uphold their end of the deal (F-35s) or my personal grievance - Why MBS hasn't imposed oil embargo like King Faisal did in 1973 which stopped the zionists in their tracks.

Lots of times the grievances are ignored on both sides and it results in a name calling outbreak or other irrelevant discussion.

I agree, I have become extremely critical of the role that UAE plays. Criticizing regimes is fair game (as long as it is sensible and as long as you use arguments, I do it all the time, many Arabs do it), but insulting half a billion Arabs as a collective or equaling Arab regimes and Arabs is completely moronic to begin with. At the complete cluelessness about Arabs, modern-day Arab history (let alone ancient), Islamic history etc. and outright lies and it becomes toxic and useless.

As for the oil embargo, the US, unlike in the 1970's, is self-sufficient when it comes to oil and gas due to the large shale oil and gas production in the US in recent decades. Actually very little of the Arab oil and gas is exported to the West. Most to Asia and elsewhere.