Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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ISIS and Daddy

 

[Persian Gulf]

only 6 months apart

 

[Sultan Baybars]

Was Sharaa a member of ISIS or Al Qaida?

I thought he was a Al Nusra member.

ISIS and Al Qaida are CIA according to Edward Snowden.

But he didnt say such a thing about Al Nusra or HTS.

 

[Foinikas]

The hypocrisy of Western politics and politicians.

 

[Foinikas]

Was Sharaa a member of ISIS or Al Qaida?

He was in both. Then split and made his own thing.

 

[hyperman]

How much land in the Golan could potentially be handed over to Israel ? Jew will be happy if he can get a Gaza + west bank sized chunk out of Syria and may leave the poor Palestinians alone.

Trump is making a real estate deal here, if it goes through, the region will see tremendous peace, nobody's ever seen peace like that there.

@Lulldapull @Yommie

Syria is not going to agree to any annexation, the closet thing they will get is a 1974 ceasefire agreement adherence, which was already in place with Assad, so in essence its the same policy as Assad, regarding Israel, minus the Hezbollah transport route.

 

[hyperman]

Was Sharaa a member of ISIS or Al Qaida?

I thought he was a Al Nusra member.

ISIS and Al Qaida are CIA according to Edward Snowden.

But he didnt say such a thing about Al Nusra or HTS.

AQ, he was never part of Daesh. The first group that Daesh fought when it entered Syria was Nusra.

 

[hyperman]

Just days and weeks before the Saudi meeting, Trump Administration officials were literally planning on Killing Jolani. The irony is that there is a significant part of the Trump Administration whose outlook on Syria matches that of the Pro Assadist "resistance" camp. Tulsi Gabbard, Sebastian Gorka and others, but they will never admit it.



Trump’s decision to remove all US sanctions on Syria, going back to 1979, was met with thunderous applause in Riyadh, but has annoyed members of the US government. Some in the US State Department who have advocated for sanctions relief also felt sidelined.

Just a few days before the announcement, the State Department’s Syrian advisors were briefing foreign counterparts that the Trump administration was set to keep sanctions on the new government in Damascus, one regional official told Middle East Eye.

Meanwhile, hardline members of Trump’s National Security Council have told counterparts privately that they would try to drag out the sanctions relief process to obtain concessions from Sharaa, one current and one former US official told MEE.

 

[hyperman]

He was in both. Then split and made his own thing.

He was not. Daesh didn't exist before the merger/takeover attempt. On that technicality alone its a false statement. Sharra was in prison for most of the later parts of the Iraqi insurgency, when the Iraqi govt released him, he goes to Syria under the directives of Al Zawahiri.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Was Sharaa a member of ISIS or Al Qaida?

I thought he was a Al Nusra member.

ISIS and Al Qaida are CIA according to Edward Snowden.

But he didnt say such a thing about Al Nusra or HTS.

 

[Persian Gulf]

I guess they found him

 

[battalion25]

This is kinda of childish posting bro or rather spamming. Lmao!

It is like repeating the same thing everyday as we don´t know.. That is like a kid repeating the same toy name again and again while playing.

This is very childish form of using the forum threads no?

Dude you did say that in the last 600 pages in every single one of them