Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

retaxis said:
Syria is at risk of being a Libya if things don't turn out right and a strong man becomes leader. Too many people and groups armed to the teeth and not afraid of war as many grew up in war.
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Why you ass suking for the Assadists and their trashy element that got cleaned out from Syria.. lmao
 
www.jpost.com

Syria-Turkey ties continue to grown, sparking concern in Israel | The Jerusalem Post

Syria and Turkey have signed 40 agreements and memoranda of understanding, creating links between 22 Syrian ministries and agencies and their Turkish counterparts, SANA reported.
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Israel is very concerned about the 40 agreements signed between Syria and Turkey. They dont want muslim nations work together, they want them to kill eachother because of their demographic majority.

These 'Syrian protests' are Mossad's work for 100%.

Syria is getting stronger every day, same goes for Turkey, Iraq and Iran.

Israel has no time for this shit.
 
retaxis said:
Syria is at risk of being a Libya if things don't turn out right and a strong man becomes leader. Too many people and groups armed to the teeth and not afraid of war as many grew up in war.
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People are understandably expressing their anger and frustration at their economic situation, which is a result of years of war and now the rise of fuel and other essentials and services. There is much more to it, but that's essentially the short version of it, and they are demonstrating as people typically do when they feel hopeless and want to blame someone for it. At least now, they don't feel the terrorizing fear as before just to express themselves when they feel they desperately need to to be heard by their rulers, and aren't worried about being slaughtered en masse. So they are exercising some of their newly earned and well deserved freedoms.

Maybe carrying it too far with alot of the civilian destruction and road blocks and other things we've seen as well, but they're new at this, they're still figuring it out. They're also pretty pissed, anger has been building up to this for months, the massive fuel price increases is the last nail. But the government has no funding available to do anything of any consequence and has no ability to help them materially at the moments, so all you can do is let them vent if you are in charge right now.

Government must not make the same mistakes as the pst one, and immediately rush to brutal repression. We want different types of governments than you might prefer, and definitely not the same from the one we literally just freed ourselves from.

Hopefully, security forces can tactfully operate to minimize any damage to our cities and infrastructure, clear disruptions to our roadways, but still let them demonstrate peacefully. Or mostly peacefully lol. At least they deserve and earned to do that.
 
Haz said:
People are understandably expressing their anger and frustration at their economic situation, which is a result of years of war and now the rise of fuel and other essentials and services. There is much more to it, but that's essentially the short version of it, and they are demonstrating as people typically do when they feel hopeless and want to blame someone for it. At least now, they don't feel the terrorizing fear as before just to express themselves when they feel they desperately need to to be heard by their rulers, and aren't worried about being slaughtered en masse. So they are exercising some of their newly earned and well deserved freedoms.

Maybe carrying it too far with alot of the civilian destruction and road blocks and other things we've seen as well, but they're new at this, they're still figuring it out. They're also pretty pissed, anger has been building up to this for months, the massive fuel price increases is the last nail. But the government has no funding available to do anything of any consequence and has no ability to help them materially at the moments, so all you can do is let them vent if you are in charge right now.

Government must not make the same mistakes as the pst one, and immediately rush to brutal repression. We want different types of governments than you might prefer, and definitely not the same from the one we literally just freed ourselves from.

Hopefully, security forces can tactfully operate to minimize any damage to our cities and infrastructure, clear disruptions to our roadways, but still let them demonstrate peacefully. Or mostly peacefully lol. At least they deserve and earned to do that.
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Yeah i agree. This could be like egypt situation too where you remove a dictator, new regime does bad job and gets removed and another dictator comes in.

These young and armed people in Syria want opportunity and jobs and happiness. Its too easy to grab a gun and just take it if things dont feel right
 
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retaxis said:
Yeah i agree. This could be like egypt situation too where you remove a dictator, new regime does bad job and gets removed and another dictator comes in.

These young and armed people in Syria want opportunity and jobs and happiness. Its too easy to grab a gun and just take it if things dont feel right
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That would be so painful. I hope not.
 
Iraq to the rescue?

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PM of iraq :​

-We plan to export petroleum through Turkey and Syria.​

- And we will transport 1 million petroleum barrels to Syria as a first stage with a second stage coming after.​


I hope its true, and immediate, it would be great way to finally build brotherly relations and mutual cooperation and finally break down the frosty state of affairs between us right now.
 
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