Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[shapurzolaktaf]

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This guy, who gets quoted a lot by one of our Turkish friends here, is one special shill and the organization he runs (MEI) is connected to all sort of power hungry backers:

While specific donors for the Syria Initiative are not publicly disclosed, MEI's broader funding sources include contributions from Gulf state embassies in Washington, D.C., with the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates listed as the largest donor, as well as the U.S. Department of State, foundations, and private corporations, including U.S. and Middle Eastern oil companies.

 

[Abdulaziz]

they are very defensive, we post any news with no caption and suddenly they scream we are supporting Israel and bottom feeding (?) ... strange behaviour. this is what happens when people become blind to the crimes of their own side.

You posting about some past elements that is not even relevant to today´s political reality

 

[Mobius]

There is no regret in that.. In a million years. Don´t waste your time. In fact it is becoming more valuable the more you open your mouth.

You are proving to be a worse enemy then these jews right now.

A victim doesn´t cheer for his rapers and if someone has this syndrome they are beyond deranged

I'm not cheering, just trying to illustrate the stupidity. When this all started, I was at the forefront of stating that it was a bad idea to overthrow Assad at such a critical time. For those with foresight, they saw that this was a Zionist project and I have been proven correct. Unfortunately, the thick tw@ts still can't see it, such is their non-ability to think strategically.

 

[hyperman]

Have to agree. Erdogan comes across as the defender of the faith - in front of Israel there is a bowing of the head.
Providing israel with supplies like oil spoke volumes of his intent

Turkey has no control over the oil and how its sold to third parties after it leaves its port who then transport it wherever. outside of shutting down the whole pipeline, which is not reasonable, as it would create tensions with Azerbaijan, and have little effect on an elastic oil market where the Israelis would just switch to Russian oil, of which there is a glut of on the market, without experiencing any significant effect. In effect the shutting down of that pipeline does more damage to Turkey than Israel.

In the same way Germany has no control over Russian buying Mercedez cars via third parties or even Europeans buy Russian oil despite there being sanction on Russian oil, all that happens is that it gets rerouted via india.

 

[Farhan23]

I'm not cheering, just trying to illustrate the stupidity. When this all started, I was at the forefront of stating that it was a bad idea to overthrow Assad at such a critical time. For those with foresight, they saw that this was a Zionist project and I have been proven correct. Unfortunately, the thick tw@ts still can't see it, such is their non-ability to think strategically.

Fuk Assad and his family.. THE dude is gone is ain´t coming back. Get it. This is another war and another timeline.

Stop sucking the zionists and stop the stockholm syndrome

 

[Persian Gulf]

Stop sucking the zionists

you don't seem to understand that people can criticise extremist sectarian crimes without supporting Israel

 

[Foinikas]

they are very defensive, we post any news with no caption and suddenly they scream we are supporting Israel and bottom feeding (?) ... strange behaviour. this is what happens when people become blind to the crimes of their own side.

Things that I learned today: Some people don't care if more than half of the new Syrian government and army are literally former-AQ and other radical criminal groups. They are washed away,as they are now officially the government.

I don't know if you read their posts earlier today,but these four insist it's "old history",how up until six months ago,Jolani and the new government were salafi islamist militants charged with war crimes.

 

[Abdulaziz]

This hijri is one crazy element. He has gone back on an agreement he signed 2 times and now asking. He has surrendered twice and then went back on it and now asking for the gov´t for help

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[Mobius]

Fuk Assad and his family.. THE dude is gone is ain´t coming back. Get it. This is another war and another timeline.

Stop sucking the zionists and stop the stockholm syndrome

You're now just chatting Sh1t for the sake of it. If anyone is sucking off the Zionists it's the deft dumb and blind playing right into their hands like yourself. Pretty much every prominent member on this forum knows that I'm 100% anti-Zionist.

 

[Abdulaziz]

You're now just chatting Sh1t for the sake of it. If anyone is sucking off the Zionists it's the deft dumb and blind playing right into their hands like yourself. Pretty much every prominent member on this forum knows that I'm 100% anti-Zionist.

This is not what I see from you unfortunately.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Things that I learned today: Some people don't care if more than half of the new Syrian government and army are literally former-AQ and other radical criminal groups. They are washed away,as they are now officially the government.

I don't know if you read their posts earlier today,but these four insist it's "old history",how up until six months ago,Jolani and the new government were salafi islamist militants charged with war crimes.

I don't get why they can't just admit a large part of the HTS forces are foreign terrorists who are deeply sectarian and commit disgusting acts of sectarian violence against Syrian minorities, and Jolani needs to do more to get rid of and control these elements

instead they gaslight us and say we are Zionists and butt hurt about Assad or something. weird.

 

[Persian Gulf]

This guy, who gets quoted a lot by one of our Turkish friends here, is one special shill and the organization he runs (MEI) is connected to all sort of power hungry backers:

While specific donors for the Syria Initiative are not publicly disclosed, MEI's broader funding sources include contributions from Gulf state embassies in Washington, D.C., with the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates listed as the largest donor, as well as the U.S. Department of State, foundations, and private corporations, including U.S. and Middle Eastern oil companies.

yeah he's an OG supporter of all kinds of extremist groups in Syria

he loved Israel when it was bombing Syria before, but now it's a big problem. lol

 

[Abdulaziz]

This is what I have been saying Israel has gone rogue they will bite both foe and Friend now including the US

US did not support recent Israeli strikes on Syria, State Dept says​

 

[hyperman]

This hijri is one crazy element. He has gone back on an agreement he signed 2 times and now asking. He has surrendered twice and then went back on it and now asking for the gov´t for help

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The Audacity to ask for an intervention after slaughtering Govt troops. The Govt literally tried preventing the fight between the bedouins and the hijri militia, they arrived were ambused and slaughtered and their bodies filmed and mutilated. After which the govt intervened into Sweida, and a few of the fighters unfortunately decided to give some guy a barbershop appointment. afterwards, the govt handed over control of suweida to local forces, as part of an agreement brokered by the US. the the Hijri thugs decided to attack bedouins in Suwaida and massacring them and forcing an exodus, and now here we are with tribal forces doing a counter attack, now he is asking for govt intervention, and then he will call on the Israelis to attack the govt when they do.

 

[Nevsky]

I don't get why they can't just admit a large part of the HTS forces are foreign terrorists who are deeply sectarian and commit disgusting acts of sectarian violence against Syrian minorities, and Jolani needs to do more to get rid of and control these elements

Its very simple. First, they agree with what those terrorists are doing, so they are not willing to admit that they are doing something bad. Second, its like a football game for them, the Salafi terrorists are they football team, they are supporting them no matter what. Also, please note that most of these people are writing either from Western countries, either from super heavy westernized countries like the UAE or the European part of Turkey, so on top of everything their hypocrisy is off the charts.