Gatling wrote: » Still here .... So ........
JenovaProject wrote: » Gatling
Elmer Blooker wrote: » American democracy!
el diablo wrote: » You've just wrestled the crown from Gatling for the most misinformed/brainwashed poster on this thread. It makes absolutely no sense for Assad or Putin to be involved in chemical weapon attacks against Syrian civilians. I suggest that you be a bit more selective as to which news sources your consume. :rolleyes:
Gatling wrote: » And you know better come on enlighten us all . Don't forget about the chemical weapons deployed against UK civilians twice by russia . Or explain why asssad who was so loved by his own population he slaughter hundreds of thousands inside government prisons most were tortured to death , Or explain why many thousands disappeared even before it all kicked off in Syria , If your going to post some utter bollox about piple lines and oil don't waste your stokes
ArchXStanton wrote: » Care to give us your opinion why the US is even in Syria? Or the middle east in general for that matter
Discodog wrote: Why is Russia there other than to prop up a pro Putin regime, gain airbases & practice killing people ?
Discodog wrote: » Why is Russia there other than to prop up a pro Putin regime, gain airbases & practice killing people ?
ArchXStanton wrote: They were invited by the Syrian government,in case you didn't notice at the time the place was a complete mess,no thanks to certain countries pouring weapons into the place,without Russian involvement the war would be still raging there,funnily enough the Americans only decide to move in when they seen their dreams of regime change fading....invited by the Kurds so Gatling informed me yesterday lol I still can't find a source on that
Wanderer78 wrote: » There's no such thing as peace keeping in Syria, and you d have to wonder about the rest of the middle East to, it's all about power and control by special interest groups
ArchXStanton wrote: Ones invited,the US regime is in breach of international law
Wanderer78 wrote: » 'invited', democratically I'd imagine?
gandalf wrote: » Why are both Russia and the US involved in Syria. Number one reason is oil. Russia have a naval base and airfield that counter NATO ones that exist in Turkey. Whilst both have a valid reason to fight ISIL they are using that conflict to either destablish the Assad dictatorship or to prop it up. Neither are there for the love of the Syrian people or for humanitarian reasons. Tbh we are returning to cold war type conflicts and the people of those countries are the losers.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Russia joined the Syrian war when militant jihadists were advancing in the Latakia province region (Assad stronghold) and Syria forces could not win the war, they asked Russia for help. I agree with you it's Syrian civilians suffering the most. I agree with Putin and Assad side as I think it's far better than the alternative on offer. Islamic state in Syria is bad for the people of Syria and the wider world. Syria was a secular state progressive by middle eastern standards. Saudi Arabia is actively destroying the Middle East for its own gain and American and UK silence about that proves they are morally corrupt.
Discodog wrote: » Tell that to the thousands of innocents murdered & tortured for daring to want democracy.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Turkey and UAE and Saudi Arabia are not democratic states, so democracy was never going to be a reality. I agree some Syrian citizens wanted change in the country and Assad agreed to national reform and help those with economic grievances. The process was hijacked though countries like Saudi Arabia armed and paid Isis and other Jihadists to continue the fight to overthrow Assad. Assad had no other choice then but go on the offensive and continue the war. The civil war was about ending terrorism in Syria.
Discodog wrote: » Small problem - Assad is the biggest terrorist in Syria.a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
gandalf wrote: » Bull**** Russia protected it's bases in the Middle East, nothing more and nothing less. It's been supporting and propping up the Assad dynasty of dictators since the 1970s. As for the US and the UK this thread isn't about them but if you feel so strongly about them then there is nothing stopping you starting a thread about them.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Assad had every right to and stop this conspiracy against his country.
Gatling wrote: » Always comes down to a conspiracy doesn't it , Face it the people of Syria want him gone ,
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Saudi Arabia, and UAE and Turkey
Gatling wrote: » No let's stick to Syrians first not makey up stuff
ArchXStanton wrote: » Like the Kurds inviting the US into Syria?
Gatling wrote: » Face it the people of Syria want him gone ,
gandalf wrote: » As for the US and the UK this thread isn't about them but if you feel so strongly about them then there is nothing stopping you starting a thread about them.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » The civil war was raging for two years before Russia joined the war. Russia was invited in by the Syrian government. Russia has one base in Tartus, during the civil war first two years Russia was closing down operations there, just in case Syria fell. When Russia joined the war they expanded the base again.
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Really, Joe Biden the former Vice President
