Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

UKBengali said:
Most Syrian Sunnis either loved him or tolerated him as he was the "least worst option".
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No they didn't, you are just repeating Assadist propaganda. Not only did the Sunnis not like his kleptocratic regime, he was hated by others as well. You just haven't spent much time amongst Syrians.m

UKBengali said:
Arabs cannot have democracy and they need a "strong man" ruler. Not a single example of a democratic Arab country ever.
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This is such a condescending thing to say. The same shit islamophobic bigots say about muslims in General. Imagine someone said that about Bangladeshis(to be honest you probably support Haseena, I have asked that question multiple times about the Bangladesh overthrow of Haseena and you always shied away from a response purposely).
 
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hyperman said:
No they didn't, you are just repeating Assadist propaganda. Not only did the Sunnis not like his kleptocratic regime, he was hated by others as well. You just haven't spent much time amongst Syrians.m



This is such a condescending thing to say. The same shit islamophobic bigots say about muslims in General. Imagine someone said that about Bangladeshis.
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That is the truth.

No one was keeping 85% Sunnis hostage for 5 decades against their will.

BD is different and a modern nation with no tribes. Completely different society to Arabs.
 
UKBengali said:
That is the truth.
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Its not the truth, you know how I know? I talk to actual Syrians, not Iranian and Russian bots. The overwhelming majority are happy Assad is gone.

Btw on the subject of Bangladesh, you never told me whether you supported the Bangladesh protests that overthrew Sheikh Haseena's dictatorship.
 
hyperman said:
Its not the truth, you know how I know? I talk to actual Syrians, not Iranian and Russian bots. The overwhelming majority are happy Assad is gone.

Btw on the subject of Bangladesh, you never told me whether you supported the Bangladesh protests that overthrew Sheikh Haseena's dictatorship.
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I also talk to actual Syrians and they were pro-government. Not because it was perfect or everything was working as a clock,but it was their homeland,their honor and in Assad they saw that unity. Yes,of course I've known a few Syrians who didn't like him or the government,but my point is,there's many who actually liked and preferred the previous regime.

By the way,a question about the video in Iraq you mentioned,did you actually see them burning the extremist? Does the video show that part? Or just the "kebab" thing?
 
so funny to see the Turkish propagandists talk about democracy

they are the ones who supported the overthrow of the Syrian Government by foreign jihadists (ISIS) for Israel's interests purportedly for democracy and now the former head of Al Qaeda declares himself President of Syria. couldn't make it up if you tried

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UKBengali said:
That is the truth.

No one was keeping 85% Sunnis hostage for 5 decades against their will.

BD is different and a modern nation with no tribes. Completely different society to Arabs.
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Actually they did.

Read more about the Assad dynasty, and especially about Hafez and the Hamas massacre.

They are gone thanks to God and Iran is liberated from this heavy Syrian burden.
 
UKBengali said:
That is the truth.

No one was keeping 85% Sunnis hostage for 5 decades against their will.

BD is different and a modern nation with no tribes. Completely different society to Arabs.
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He might have been a dictator but most Sunnis preferred him because he was a religious moderate.

Most Muslims prefer a dictator over a religious zealot!
 
Persian Gulf said:
so funny to see the Turkish propagandists talk about democracy

they are the ones who supported the overthrow of the Syrian Government by foreign jihadists (ISIS) for Israel's interests purportedly for democracy and now the former head of Al Qaeda declares himself President of Syria. couldn't make it up if you tried

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Bro!

Is it any surprise that Sunni Islamists always sellout. And are tools of the west.

True from Bangladesh to Syria.
 
Foinikas said:
I also talk to actual Syrians and they were pro-government. Not because it was perfect or everything was working as a clock,but it was their homeland,their honor and in Assad they saw that unity. Yes,of course I've known a few Syrians who didn't like him or the government,but my point is,there's many who actually liked and preferred the previous regime.
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You know Sunni Syrian Muslims who supported Assad? The overwhelming majority of Syrians I know are happy he is gone. The mere fact that we are seeing people moving back to Syria is testament of it.

Foinikas said:
By the way,a question about the video in Iraq you mentioned,did you actually see them burning the extremist? Does the video show that part? Or just the "kebab" thing?
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Did the guy magically catch fire? he is hung up by the feet and they are carving him up like Sharawama and laughing. He just magically got there? lol
 
hyperman said:
Did the guy magically catch fire? he is hung up by the feet and they are carving him up like Sharawama and laughing. He just magically got there? lol
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So basically,you didn't see him being burned. Right?
 
Foinikas said:
So basically,you didn't see him being burned. Right?
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Have you seen the video? Why are you so desperate to defend those demons laughing and cutting up a guy with a sword like Shwarma. They were literally gleeful.
 
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