Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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Mobius said:
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-HTS government are basically terrorists and gangs of criminals
-No man,they are ok now,they left those groups a long time ago.
 
Musings said:
The fact that lies - misinformation and under the banner of freedom and revolution innocent people are being butchered is truly horrific.
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Did anyone show restraint?
In this game for power people are the ultimate victims. Syria has been in play for over a hundred years... not much for its people but for this geography and geopolitics.
The people never chose this... but if you ask the millions now exiled... who do they blame for unrepentant wonton murder... Assad bar none! Barrel bombing the whole neighborhoods and cities.
Was that to serve justice or keep the clique in power?
Did every Syrian who had to look over his shoulders the whole time that supposed secular Arab nationalist regime in charge, subscribe to it? Aimed or supported it?

It is true that there is a lot of misinformation out there and no one knows the true character of current regime. But no one can dismiss what it replaced was better ... or miss/reminisce Assad.

Syria coming together and putting it's past behind is the threat that zion hates yet desires a perpetual conflict that fragments and undoes Syria.

Wait for the verdict before the camel sits.
 
A video documented by a Russian soldier inside the Hmeimim base because of the presence of weapons and military clothes for the remnants of the defunct regime.

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Syrian President Ahmed Al -Shara responds to the Minister of the Occupation Army Katz: You are the last to speak about terrorism..

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Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ said:
Did anyone show restraint?
In this game for power people are the ultimate victims. Syria has been in play for over a hundred years... not much for its people but for this geography and geopolitics.
The people never chose this... but if you ask the millions now exiled... who do they blame for unrepentant wonton murder... Assad bar none! Barrel bombing the whole neighborhoods and cities.
Was that to serve justice or keep the clique in power?
Did every Syrian who had to look over his shoulders the whole time that supposed secular Arab nationalist regime in charge, subscribe to it? Aimed or supported it?

It is true that there is a lot of misinformation out there and no one knows the true character of current regime. But no one can dismiss what it replaced was better ... or miss/reminisce Assad.

Syria coming together and putting it's past behind is the threat that zion hates yet desires a perpetual conflict that fragments and undoes Syria.

Wait for the verdict before the camel sits.
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A civil war that turned into a salafi campaign in Syria(the touring mujahedin)is what caused these people to leave their homes. The government had to bomb cities and towns because those barbarians were hiding in there.
 
Persian Gulf said:
the wider point that he has brushed up his image from being a former leader of al Qaeda to now wearing a suit and tie to convince the west he is no longer a terrorist barbarian remains true
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Well the West thinks Hezbollah are terrorists as is the entirety of the IRGC apparatus. So this is not. basis for anything.
 
Foinikas said:
A civil war that turned into a salafi campaign in Syria(the touring mujahedin)is what caused these people to leave their homes. The government had to bomb cities and towns because those barbarians were hiding in there.
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Ah the great, "we had to destroy that village in order to save it!"

Approved by, every dictator ever!

What was the worth of his regime that could cut the Syrian population by several percentage points?

And to your point... he left now didn't he?
He could have chosen a very different path and perhaps chosen a successor, perhaps someone to your liking and recused himself then... as opposed to now, in total and utter collapse. He chose the later...

But such is the case when the person becomes the state... not much different from what miliekowsky is for zion... and he has a captive audience and a confined foe(resistance)!
 
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Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ said:
And to your point... he left now didn't he?
He could have chosen a very different path and perhaps chosen a successor, perhaps someone to your liking and recused himself then... as opposed to now, in total and utter collapse. He chose the later...
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Yes,he left. Who's in power? Jihadis. No elections. No democracy. Jihadis.
 
hyperman said:
Well the West thinks Hezbollah are terrorists as is the entirety of the IRGC apparatus. So this is not. basis for anything.
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the west thinks the resistance are terrorists

the civilised world thinks al Qaeda are terrorists
 
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