Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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Many Iranian/Tajik/Afghan ISIS/HTS/Al-Nusra members. Chickens coming home to roast soon? A battle between fanatics coming up?

He seems very friendly.

 

[Ravenman]

And there was still a government. With big flaws,with problems,with all the strictness and stupidity inherited from Hazef's time,but there was still a government. But some people like you,prefer ex-AQ radicals taking power,while supporting Erdogan who's been ruling Turkey since the early 2000s and has purged a gazillion people,shut down newspapers,TV channels and has built like 3-4 palaces. Oh I forgot,you live in the Netherlands...go Erdogan and "democratic" Syria then. Yeah,from the Netherlands.

There was no government during the civil war, only a ignorant and arrogant fool who didn't listen to his nearest ally Iran. He didn't control the airspace or his continental shelf, nor didn't he control the resource production or the economy.

Calling the Assad-regime a government is like Norway claiming the whole of Antarctica by putting massmurderer Anders Breivik in a wooden igloo with a Norwegian flag on top of it.

He was not chosen by the people, but by his father after he killed his own brother with the help of the Mukhabarat. Their dynasty ruled over a majority of Sunnis with the help of their 5% Alawite non-muslim fanbase.

He was only in control of his own family and soldiers. And even they abandoned him. He had no legitimacy to rule.

 

[Foinikas]

There was no government during the civil war, only a ignorant and arrogant fool who didn't listen to his nearest ally Iran. He didn't control the airspace or his continental shelf, nor didn't he control the resource production or the economy.

Calling the Assad-regime a government is like Norway claiming the whole of Antarctica by putting massmurderer Anders Breivik in a wooden igloo with a Norwegian flag on top of it.

He was not chosen by the people, but by his father after he killed his own brother with the help of the Mukhabarat. Their dynasty ruled over a majority of Sunnis with the help of their 5% Alawite non-muslim fanbase.

He was only in control of his own family and soldiers. And even they abandoned him. He had no legitimacy to rule.

While HTS has?

 

[hyperman]

Syria is not Iran, your comparison is just another pathetic attempt to deflect

No its not.

You wanna make Facetious points about Secularism while literally defending crackdown on protests that happened with Mahsa Amini and headscarves, or whatever protests by MEK or Shahists which the Iranian govt cracks down on.

Also please mind your manners, I didn't label anything you said as pathetic.

 

[Persian Gulf]

No its not.

You wanna make Facetious points about Secularism while literally defending crackdown on protests that happened with Mahsa Amini and headscarves, or whatever protests by MEK or Shahists which the Iranian govt cracks down on.

Also please mind your manners, I didn't label anything you said as pathetic.

Syrians protesting for the freedoms they are accustomed to has nothing to do with Iran, don't play stupid deflection games in this thread.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[hyperman]

Syrians protesting for the freedoms they are accustomed to has nothing to do with Iran, don't play stupid deflection games in this thread.

Its not a deflection, Absolutely nothing has been restricted.

There are plenty of Iranians who who were born before 1979 from the Shah Era, was Iran secular during the Shah? lol

You are the one playing stupid games trying to pidgeonhole in some idiotic scenario where Assadists protesting is legitimate but Mahsa Amini protests are illegitimate.

If we did a poll, most people would agree with your position of being Pro Iranian Regime cracking down on protests for Mahsa Amini or by Shahists, while you supporting "protests for secularism" in Syria done by Assadists to be comically hypocritical. lol

 

[Persian Gulf]

Its not a deflection, Absolutely nothing has been restricted.

Turks have no input on the protests of Syrians for their rights.

terrorist HTS leaders said female Syrians are not suitable for positions of power. brave Syrians are protesting against this, and any human should support them rather than being a propaganda lap dog and supporting Turkish-backed terrorists.

 

[hyperman]

Turks have no input on the protests of Syrians for their rights.

terrorist HTS leaders said female Syrians are not suitable for positions of power. brave Syrians are protesting against this, and any human should support them rather than being a propaganda lap dog and supporting Turkish-backed terrorists.

Turks have far more legitimacy in Input than Iranians, thats for sure.

You are also a liar, no such statement was made by the transitional government. there was a minister appointed that was a woman, just the other day.

A woman becomes a member of Syria's new government

Ahmed al-Shara, the commander of Syria's new political administration, announced the establishment of women's affairs in the country's new cabinet and the transfer of responsibility for it to a person named Aisha al-Debs.

abdimedia.net

 

[Persian Gulf]

Turks have far more legitimacy in Input than Iranians, thats for sure.

You are also a liar, no such statement was made by the transitional government. there was a minister appointed that was a woman, just the other day.

A woman becomes a member of Syria's new government

Ahmed al-Shara, the commander of Syria's new political administration, announced the establishment of women's affairs in the country's new cabinet and the transfer of responsibility for it to a person named Aisha al-Debs.

abdimedia.net

any women appointed to non-woman specific token role or are the Syrians protesting for nothing while Turkish terrorists illegally occupy their country? hilarious

 

[Foinikas]

Turks have far more legitimacy in Input than Iranians, thats for sure.

Why?

 

[EugeneP]

The Syrian peop...! There's an armed group taking over when the government has collapsed,what are you gonna do. Say "No,we don't like you" to a known ex-AQ leading a group of hardcore armed men? Same way North Koreans "embraced" Kim Il-Sung back in the '50s?

How did they embrace him,there were no elections. The guy just came up and said "Right,we're taking over".

 

[EugeneP]

The Syrian peop...! There's an armed group taking over when the government has collapsed,what are you gonna do. Say "No,we don't like you" to a known ex-AQ leading a group of hardcore armed men? Same way North Koreans "embraced" Kim Il-Sung back in the '50s?

How did they embrace him,there were no elections. The guy just came up and said "Right,we're taking over".

Why do you think you know better than:

 

[Foinikas]

Why do you think you know better than:
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Because these are immigrants who belong in the anti-Assad camp. The same way,I know Syrians from other countries who are lamenting and upset about what happened.

 

[hyperman]

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any women appointed to non-woman specific token role or are the Syrians protesting for nothing while Turkish terrorists illegally occupy their country? hilarious

How many women were appointed to the transitional iranian revolutionary government?

They are appointing people based on merits and based on people that have experience managing as well as people who were steadfast in the opposition to assad. As more time goes, more people will be assigned. Go play the IdentityPol BS somewhere else.

Most Syrians have a far better opinion of Turkey than Iran.

I can weaponize Hijab politics against Iran if I choose to, the Regime destroying Sunni Mosques in Iran or point out PMU actions in Iraq but I don't. You consistently call Turks terrorists and use all sorts of slander, that is frankly unbefitting.

I don't even have any beef with Iran, but you actively look for opportunities to attack Turkey in comically partisan and hypocritical ways.