Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[UKBengali]

If Azeri's want to sell oil to Israel thats their business. I don't have a problem with it. and I doubt Palestinian do either.

It goes through Turkey dude and why are you still having relations with that entity - not that it was acceptable to start relations in first place?

Please don't speak for Palestinians as I am sure they won't be best pleased that the fuel used to slaughter them mercilessly for over a year has been routed through Turkey from Azerbaijan.

Like I say recorded for posterity like what happens to all traitors throughout history.

 

[Anatolia]

No doubt and I don't agree with that. Sooner or later Israel will be on the side of Turkey's enemy especially since Israel deals with Cyprus and Greece. On the other hand having Israel dependent on these things can be a benefit when conflict arises.

Turkey, like Iran, is surrounding Israel in a very threatening manner - they have influence in Libya, Somalia, Cyprus, and now Syria. Let's see how they decide to use it in the future. It's very possible the Sultan is offering lip service to Muslims but their center of gravity is shifting away from Europe so he might not have a choice.

Yes. The Azeri Oil is the cause of the misery of Palestinians

 

[hodor]

I haven't been on the forum for a week, the same topics are still being discussed. Azeri oil passes through Turkey, yes, you don't need to repeat it a hundred million times.

If we don't sell the oil, they will buy it elsewhere. It doesn't matter. You idiots don't even understand that, you stupid

 

[Tsubasa]

Who is asking you to fight the Zio-US?

Why do you have relations with that Zionist entity and are supplying Azeri oil that is put into Zionist tanks and armoured vehicles to genocide the Gazans?

You are accomplice to genocide against fellow Muslims by Zionist Jews and that is why you will be shamed for posterity as collaborator and traitor nation.

I dont remember Turkey, unlike the Arab states, signing an Abraham Accord with Israel? In the globalized world economy, trade in oil and energy is often driven by pragmatic interests, which can persist even when political differences exist, as exemplified by the trade between Russia and Ukraine.

 

[UKBengali]

I dont remember Turkey, unlike the Arab states, signing an Abraham Accord with Israel? In the globalized world economy, trade in oil and energy is often driven by pragmatic interests, which can persist even when political differences exist, as exemplified by the trade between Russia and Ukraine.

"Pragmatic interests"?

Says every traitor throughout history.

Whataboutism is no excuse here and that analogy is not the same anyway, as an active genocide is being carried out in Gaza and no one is claiming that Russia is genociding Ukrainians.

I really would stop as the hole is just getting deeper. It is what happens when you are trying to defend the indefensible.


PS - Russia and Ukraine are legitimate countries whereas the Zionist entity is fake composed of Jewish settlers hailing in from all corners of the world.

 

[Snake]

Yes. The Azeri Oil is the cause of the misery of Palestinians

Don't know about that but I know it doesn't help them.

 

[UKBengali]

If we don't sell the oil, they will buy it elsewhere. It doesn't matter. You idiots don't even understand that, you stupid

Same excuse as the drug dealer who gets caught selling narcotics.

The only idiot here may be found in the mirror when you look at it.

 

[Anatolia]

It goes through Turkey dude and why are you still having relations with that entity - not that it was acceptable to start relations in first place?

Please don't speak for Palestinians as I am sure they won't be best pleased that the fuel used to slaughter them mercilessly for over a year has been routed through Turkey from Azerbaijan.

Like I say recorded for posterity like what happens to all traitors throughout history.

Azerbaijan is having relations with Israel , and thats because of their war with Armenia, you can Google it. I don't agree with it, but I get it.

 

[_Arabia_]

it's harder for the West to bully china with sanctions But I'm just showing you the devastating effect of sanctions on countries. Russia is one of the few that survived sanctions because of huge trade balance with china. If u can't find alternative trade partner to the West then u are screwed.

No, it shows that sanctions in itself are irrelevant. Your own argument confirms this.

Russia is the most resource-rich country on the planet, the largest country on the planet and continues to trade and have cordial ties with Arabs, India, China, developing world and even certain European states. Really, those sanctions are only USA/Western Europe.

Did you know that the main local trade partner of Iran is UAE which hardly anyone can claim has bad ties with the West.

The same sanctions literally allowed Iran to sell oil to US-allies.

The sanctions on Russia are far, far greater as even your photo confirms.

 

[hodor]

Aren't you tired of repeating the same things? Now Syria is completely free and soon we will destroy the YPG. Yes, you keep talking about Azeri oil here.

Syria got rid of Iran's sectarian murderers and the tyrant Assad. Now they will feel Turkey's support in every field. Everything will be better for Syria. Please cry more and repeat Azeri oil a hundred million times more. I laugh at you more

 

[_Arabia_]

Saddam Iraq was a loyal servant of the West/USA too.

And USA fckd Saddam so hard.

You can expect the same against Saudi Arabia and rest of GCC, someday soon.

It's USA who choose his enemies. It's not USA enemies who choose it.

Iran tried to have good relations with USA in the Iran Deal 2015.

Everybody wants to bow to Americans and enjoy all luxuries that dollars can buy.

But USA has his own agenda of Eurasia destruction and looting. They will decide the timing of every treason and future backstabbing.

Yes, we saw how big a servant Saddam Hussein was when he attacked Kuwait and later was attacked by the biggest military coalition since WW2. Or when the same very US attacked him again in 2003.

Unlike the Mullah's of Iran who were put in power by the West and whose leader lived in exile in the West (France) and arrived on a French plane (Air France), Saddam was none of that and came to power organically. That he turned out to be delusional and made fatal mistakes is besides the point.

You think that every US ally (Europeans included) already don't know what the US is untrustworthy?

If Iran is such an independent country (hilarious joke), why have they begged for better relations with the US/West and for sanctions relief for the past 40 + years since the US embassy hijacking?

Why do all their leaders and elites children live and study in the West and often live in luxury?

Why do their past leaderships brag about them cooperating with the US in Iraq in 2003 and in Afghanistan in 2001?

You know what, the only truly 100% (almost) independent state In the world (from the West) is North Korea but I doubt that anyone here who oppose the West would like to live there.

 

[Tamerlane]

I'm not Serbian. But you gave us the idea that you were shocked by Turkey's betrayal of Syria,the first days

Possibly you’re confused because before the rebellion in Syria started I was totally in the pro Iran/Russia camp.

When the Syrian rebels invaded the country, I started off being quiet because I was unsure about Syria's recent history. There are years when I stop watching news because I don't want to end up in an insane asylum from stress. Therefore, I was unclear about the civil war in Syria and generally supported Iran and Russia for having prevented the overthrow of Assad, which I thought was a good thing. I didn’t say much in the beginning until I had figured out what was going on. Then I realized that Assad was brutal, and the Syrian people wanted to get rid of him. So, then I actively started commenting on this issue in favor of the overthrow of Assad.

However, unlike some, I am totally in favor of both Iran and Turkey. Just because I support one does not mean that I oppose the other. I like them both.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Syria is a good example of why China is right to do what it is doing...
Independent from Western Internet
Financially sound
Developed infrastructures
Strong political party
Re-education of religion radicals
Strong military
Advanced technology
Strict national security laws

China is almost succeeding of decoupling from the US led western alliance.

China's export to the US accounts for 10% of the overall export, so the decoupling

Pointless logic. China is the biggest threat for the US/West and how many sanctions have China received?

So by that logic (sanctions), Myanmar, Venezuela, Belarus, Iran, North Korea and Syria are bigger threats or somehow "bigger" enemies?:lol:

Those countries have been sanctioned because they are mostly weak and irrelevant (on the wider geopolitical scene) outside of Russia who were only sanctioned because they invaded a European country (Ukraine) and because they have been the main bogeyman in the West since the time of USSR.

They cannot slap China with 100% sanction without destroying their own economy.

The US is always desperately thinking of destroying China at every given opportunities.

The US is fortifying an entire western alliance of US + EU + Japan + South Korea + Taiwan to destroy China's semiconductor industry, but still failed.

Now China can 100% fabricate it's own 7 nm chips, even the US has to rely on its entire alliance to sustain the whole ecosystem.

So in the coming years, both US political parties will focus to fight China, and they will leave the ME alone.

It is the different sectarian parties in the ME want to keep fighting for a bigger piece of pie.

 

[BHAN85]

Yes, we saw how big a servant Saddam Hussein was when he attacked Kuwait and later was attacked by the biggest military coalition since WW2. Or when the same very US attacked him again in 2003.

Unlike the Mullah's of Iran who were put in power by the West and whose leader lived in exile in the West (France) and arrived on a French plane (Air France), Saddam was none of that and came to power organically. That he turned out to be delusional and made fatal mistakes is besides the point.

You think that every US ally (Europeans included) already don't know what the US is untrustworthy?

If Iran is such an independent country (hilarious joke), why have they begged for better relations with the US/West and for sanctions relief for the past 40 + years since the US embassy hijacking?

Why do all their leaders and elites children live and study in the West and often live in luxury?

Why do their past leaderships brag about them cooperating with the US in Iraq in 2003 and in Afghanistan in 2001?

You know what, the only truly 100% (almost) independent state In the world (from the West) is North Korea but I doubt that anyone here who oppose the West would like to live there.

You had different flags days ago, you changed Germany flag for a KSA flag.

You dont talk like a Saudi Arabian.

You talk like a decadent Westerner, who think money is all that matters.

 

[Musings]

Aren't you tired of repeating the same things? Now Syria is completely free and soon we will destroy the YPG. Yes, you keep talking about Azeri oil here.

Syria got rid of Iran's sectarian murderers and the tyrant Assad. Now they will feel Turkey's support in every field. Everything will be better for Syria. Please cry more and repeat Azeri oil a hundred million times more. I laugh at you more

Indeed Syria is free from Assad. That part I agree. What I envisage and predict is uncertainty instability theft of land and bloodshed with different agendas and groups aligning themselves in the region. No governance can portray an image of sainthood and prosperity.
All we can do is hope is bloodshed is limited.
You insinuating Turkey is going to be the regional saviour is judging by past actions to say the least.
BTW this is an open forum and if people want to go on about the same things - they have every right.