Syria

[Psycho Doggie]

So who had this on their 2024 bingo card? After 13 years of civil war, since unrest during the Arab Spring in 2011, dictator Al-Assad is suddenly gone. Where is Putin? He was a major player in keeping the regime going. Why did the rebellion become decisive in such a short time? Literally a month ago it was surviving in the extreme south and north of the land.

Conservatively 300k ordinary people have died, and of course millions have been displaced. Will they finally get a break?

 

[ibbya]

It's sad that most arab countries that don't suck the U.S and Israel's di** have been absolutely destroyed via 3rd party funded terror groups that those 2 countries have assisted and set up to ravage and plunder the life out of them so they can feel "secure" it started with the weapons of mass destruction then some how IS popped up with all this artillery and hundreds of 2013 Toyota hiluxes that apparently were "dropped in the wrong location" and they still try to frame Russia and Iran as the bad guys when they're the only country that has launched a nuclear attack and Israel will probably be the second country because of how unhinged the rat PM is and the whole right wing of serial killers.

 

[Grunthos]

Soon the rebels will fight among themselves and within a year the more brutal faction will prevail and Syria will become a theocracy just like Afghanistan...

 

[bulldog butch]

Obviously there have been so many internal issues over the years, then you have each faction/groups/government that have been backed by foreign powers with there own agendas... The way that the country has fallen in the last week and the total collapse of the army makes me think a lot of the population wants a change.... Assad was offside with so many factions/provinces but time will tell which is the lesser of 2 evils. The western media didn't have a good story about him but I'm sure he had both support and enemies in the Syrian population...
The Syrian civilian population has been through hell since 2012, looking obvious that a new form of government or dictatorship will soon be in power, I hope the population can get a peaceful process of change where all Shiite, sunni, Christian, kurds and allawite can live peacefully together but that is very unlikely... The whole of Syria needs there gas + oil back so they can rebuild the country and give prosperity to the people.
Syria is going to need all the international help and finances they can get but it needs to be free of foreign agendas...

 

[Hacky McAxe]

I think the Rebels have been preparing this offensive for a long time and have just waited until the right moment. With Russia tied up in Ukraine and the other conflicts tying up everyone, the time was right.

 

[EL Hefe]

Joe Biden put his foot down

 

[ASSASSIN]

Isn't the majority of Syria in the greater Israhell map?

Not surprised at all.

PS it's not a conspiracy when jew terrorists have greater israhell patches on their uniforms.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Isn't the majority of Syria in the greater Israhell map?

Not surprised at all.

PS it's not a conspiracy when jew terrorists have greater israhell patches on their uniforms.

The situation is unfortunately way more complex than that. The Rebels in Syria have had different backings, but their goal has always been to gain control of Syria and get rid of Assad who committed Genocide on their people.

Of the ones that have backed them. There's..

Al Qaeda: they hate Israel, but the Rebels cut ties with them

Islamic State: also hate Israel, and the Rebels also cut ties with them

Turkey: had some relations with Israel, but now want Israel gone

Assad is backed by Iran and Russia, the Rebels are partially backed by the Muslim brotherhood, Iran is also part of the Muslim brotherhood, but Iran and the Rebels are enemies.

As I said, it's complex. But if you want to make it simpler... Assad and the Rebels both hate Israel and this has nothing to do with Israel. Assad and the Rebels hate each other more than anyone else. This is about control of Syria. The Rebels want it and Assad wants it and that's it

 

[Psycho Doggie]

The situation is unfortunately way more complex than that. The Rebels in Syria have had different backings, but their goal has always been to gain control of Syria and get rid of Assad who committed Genocide on their people.

Of the ones that have backed them. There's..

Al Qaeda: they hate Israel, but the Rebels cut ties with them

Islamic State: also hate Israel, and the Rebels also cut ties with them

Turkey: had some relations with Israel, but now want Israel gone

Assad is backed by Iran and Russia, the Rebels are partially backed by the Muslim brotherhood, Iran is also part of the Muslim brotherhood, but Iran and the Rebels are enemies.

As I said, it's complex. But if you want to make it simpler... Assad and the Rebels both hate Israel and this has nothing to do with Israel. Assad and the Rebels hate each other more than anyone else. This is about control of Syria. The Rebels want it and Assad wants it and that's it

There are plenty of further complexities, the Kurds in the north and Iran and Hezbollah involvement to name two big ones.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Important to note, there's many ongoing civil wars in the world right now and they're mostly like this. People look for black and white. Good and evil. But it rarely exists.

The closest is the Myanmar civil war. The military is winning that conflict because they wipe out any populations that have Rebels in them. The Rebels have been much less bad.

But then you look at the Sudanese Civil War. You have the Sudanese army that executes any civilians they expect may have some loose contact with the RSF. That's when they're not raping the women. Meanwhile the RSF seems to have a policy that when they capture a town, they put in curfews and arrest or execute anyone who breaks curfew. Then they go door to door finding every girl over the age of 6, gang rape them, then put them into sex slavery.

The world has some messed up humans and these conflicts are just making them worse.

 

[ASSASSIN]

The situation is unfortunately way more complex than that. The Rebels in Syria have had different backings, but their goal has always been to gain control of Syria and get rid of Assad who committed Genocide on their people.

Of the ones that have backed them. There's..

Al Qaeda: they hate Israel, but the Rebels cut ties with them

Islamic State: also hate Israel, and the Rebels also cut ties with them

Turkey: had some relations with Israel, but now want Israel gone

Assad is backed by Iran and Russia, the Rebels are partially backed by the Muslim brotherhood, Iran is also part of the Muslim brotherhood, but Iran and the Rebels are enemies.

As I said, it's complex. But if you want to make it simpler... Assad and the Rebels both hate Israel and this has nothing to do with Israel. Assad and the Rebels hate each other more than anyone else. This is about control of Syria. The Rebels want it and Assad wants it and that's it

You'd be kidding yourself if you think Israel isn't involved and won't take advantage of this to further their agenda, especially with their head cheerleader getting into office next month.

Plus I believe AQ and Isis are financed by the USI. Syria is ripe for the taking and the last hit before Iran.

 

[GoTheDoggies]

America and Israel can’t stop winning.

Putin is a deluded fool if he thinks he can take on America.

 

[UmoGus]

Gonna play the devils advocate abit here, but weren't there the same sort of celebrations when Gaddafi and Sadam were overthrown? How did that turn out for them?

I don't have any opinion on the subject because I don't really know what's going on with Syria but I could remember the same sort of shit happening with Libya and Iraq

 

[L.B]

Gonna play the devils advocate abit here, but weren't there the same sort of celebrations when Gaddafi and Sadam were overthrown? How did that turn out for them?

I don't have any opinion on the subject because I don't really know what's going on with Syria but I could remember the same sort of shit happening with Libya and Iraq

You don’t really need to know what’s happening in Syria to know the agenda behind it. Not even a few hours after Assad fled, IDF tankers began to move towards the boarders that cross Jordan, Southern Lebanon, Gaza and of course, the Golan Heights. The area they need to weaken in order to gain full control of the area.
It’s also no coincidence that these same rebels are the ones who were Al-Qada & ISIS commanders, ironically, Israel are funding them and backing them to do this.

The worst part is unfortunately Civilians in Syria are celebrating this. The same people who grieved the genocide of the Palestinians in Gaza by the very enemy that has overthrown a dictator that maybe in fact the lesser of the 2 evils.

Syria has sold out their livelihoods and will live a similar fate to the likes of Iraq after Saddam and Libya after Gaddafi.
Ultimately, the west will dismantle the Middle East by turning Islamic sects against each other until they are wiped out to a minority. The west and other countries including Israelis will resettle in the new M.E and anyone that is not Jewish will be treated as a second class citizen, just as the current civilians who are indigenous to the countries I mentioned, currently live now and it won’t happen without bloodshed.

 

[Psycho Doggie]

Gonna play the devils advocate abit here, but weren't there the same sort of celebrations when Gaddafi and Sadam were overthrown? How did that turn out for them?

I don't have any opinion on the subject because I don't really know what's going on with Syria but I could remember the same sort of shit happening with Libya and Iraq

True, it is always possible for evil to be followed by evil. But how is such a thing quantified?

Right now it seems like serious suffering has been reduced for a LOT of people, that is probably on the whole a good thing right?:

As Syrian rebels led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) captured city after city on the road to Damascus, forcing Bashar al-Assad to flee the country, they also opened the doors of the regime’s notorious prisons, into which upwards of 100,000 people disappeared during nearly 14 years of civil war.

Many emerged frail and emancipated into the bright December sunlight, greeted by weeping family members who had no idea they were still alive. Some struggled to comprehend that Assad was gone; a few held even longer had never even been told that he had succeeded his father, Hafez, who died in 2000.

Verified videos from Damascus showed dozens of women and small children being held in cells, the rebels opening the doors telling them not to be afraid.

The prisons infamous for torture in and around Damascus itself – including Sednaya, the most notorious, where satellite imagery showed a new crematorium was built in 2017 to dispose of bodies – were broken open early on Sunday. There are conflicting reports of underground cell blocks yet to be reached.

The photos and videos of reunited families are bittersweet. The stories of the prisoners are astonishing; they will take years to be told in full, further grim evidence of the crimes the Assad family committed against so many of their own people.

Tears of joy and sadness as ‘disappeared’ Syrians emerge from Assad’s prisons

Men, women and children, many jailed for speaking out against regime, reunite with their families

www.theguardian.com

 

[L.B]

Gonna play the devils advocate abit here, but weren't there the same sort of celebrations when Gaddafi and Sadam were overthrown? How did that turn out for them?

I don't have any opinion on the subject because I don't really know what's going on with Syria but I could remember the same sort of shit happening with Libya and Iraq

The ceasefire in Lebanon was planned because of they continued bombardment in Lebanon they would have been defeated which they admitted. They recruited the rebels and are starting at the top of the firing line and they will return to Lebanon

 

[L.B]

True, it is always possible for evil to be followed by evil. But how is such a thing quantified?

Right now it seems like serious suffering has been reduced for a LOT of people, that is probably on the whole a good thing right?:

As Syrian rebels led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) captured city after city on the road to Damascus, forcing Bashar al-Assad to flee the country, they also opened the doors of the regime’s notorious prisons, into which upwards of 100,000 people disappeared during nearly 14 years of civil war.

Many emerged frail and emancipated into the bright December sunlight, greeted by weeping family members who had no idea they were still alive. Some struggled to comprehend that Assad was gone; a few held even longer had never even been told that he had succeeded his father, Hafez, who died in 2000.

Verified videos from Damascus showed dozens of women and small children being held in cells, the rebels opening the doors telling them not to be afraid.

The prisons infamous for torture in and around Damascus itself – including Sednaya, the most notorious, where satellite imagery showed a new crematorium was built in 2017 to dispose of bodies – were broken open early on Sunday. There are conflicting reports of underground cell blocks yet to be reached.

The photos and videos of reunited families are bittersweet. The stories of the prisoners are astonishing; they will take years to be told in full, further grim evidence of the crimes the Assad family committed against so many of their own people.

Tears of joy and sadness as ‘disappeared’ Syrians emerge from Assad’s prisons

Men, women and children, many jailed for speaking out against regime, reunite with their families

www.theguardian.com

All I’m gonna say is the IDF targeted specific Islamic Sects in Lebanon and Gaza, suddenly they’re teaming up with them and funding them? That in itself reeks of a set up. Either way the MSM is flooding the news with people celebrating instead of posting the truth behind closed doors as per usual

 

[L.B]

True, it is always possible for evil to be followed by evil. But how is such a thing quantified?

Right now it seems like serious suffering has been reduced for a LOT of people, that is probably on the whole a good thing right?:

As Syrian rebels led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) captured city after city on the road to Damascus, forcing Bashar al-Assad to flee the country, they also opened the doors of the regime’s notorious prisons, into which upwards of 100,000 people disappeared during nearly 14 years of civil war.

Many emerged frail and emancipated into the bright December sunlight, greeted by weeping family members who had no idea they were still alive. Some struggled to comprehend that Assad was gone; a few held even longer had never even been told that he had succeeded his father, Hafez, who died in 2000.

Verified videos from Damascus showed dozens of women and small children being held in cells, the rebels opening the doors telling them not to be afraid.

The prisons infamous for torture in and around Damascus itself – including Sednaya, the most notorious, where satellite imagery showed a new crematorium was built in 2017 to dispose of bodies – were broken open early on Sunday. There are conflicting reports of underground cell blocks yet to be reached.

The photos and videos of reunited families are bittersweet. The stories of the prisoners are astonishing; they will take years to be told in full, further grim evidence of the crimes the Assad family committed against so many of their own people.

Tears of joy and sadness as ‘disappeared’ Syrians emerge from Assad’s prisons

Men, women and children, many jailed for speaking out against regime, reunite with their families

www.theguardian.com

It’s a game of Chess. Good cop, bad cop. They made it lucrative to earn the trust of the civilians and they handed them the keys at their most vulnerable in order to manipulate them and pull the wool over their eyes.
It was the only way they could get back into the south of Lebanon to continue their invasion of these boarders between Damascus and the Bekka Valley

 

[L.B]

 

[The New Legacy]

So the militia is backed by Israel because the government that was over thrown was backed by Iran and Hezbollah, makes sense why they took on Hezbollah and all of a sudden Syria is at war again.