[Syria under terrorist attack] update: ISIS/Da'esh rule is re-established

[pooya87]

From the beginning, Assad did not think of Iran anything good due to the ancient history between Syria and Persia, and Assad is literally the first Syrian leader ever that had a good relationship with Iran, same as Iraq after Saddam.

You forgot that in the 80's when Iran (recently established Islamic Republic of) was invaded by a coalition of 30+ countries it was Hafez Assad who helped Iran greatly. In fact one of the reasons Iranians helped Bashar's Syria in the 2000's was because of the Hafez's Syrian help in the 1980's.

The relations are also a lot more complicated than it can be explained in one sentence like you did here.
For example you say "Iraq after Saddam" but you are also forgetting the Badr Army (Iraqis who fought for Iran against Saddam's invasion of Iran).

You see, rulers come and go. The worst of them go sooner than others. But the people of the entire region (West Asia) share thousands of years of history, culture and are from the same ancient civilization even if some have forgotten it in the modern days.

Saddam's aggression toward Iran was due to his delusions. He thought he could become leader of the Arab world while in Iraq the Ba'athi regime was a minority that wanted to rule over a majority (various ethnic groups) none of which wanted them. So in order to rule over them, he needed this find common ground and he thought there is nothing better than inventing a foreign enemy.

But since such "bad relations" are not natural, they don't fully work. This is why we see Badr army, this is why we see Iraqi Kurds that don't cooperate with Saddam to the point that he drops chemical bombs on them, and so on. This is why when Saddam is removed, the relations between Iran and Iraq goes back to normal.

This is also why I believe despite the dark days ahead of Syria, the end result is going to be good. Turkey is now seen as a pariah state. And despite what the propaganda may say, people are going to see the difference that The Resistance made in Syria liberating the entire NATO-backed-terrorist occupied territories about a decade ago.
This is why everyone is predicting how The Resistance is going to grow in the coming years.

[pooya87]

There is a common saying that goes something like this "Resistance is costly but the cost of Resistance is lower than the cost of Surrender".



Syrians will slowly learn what they've done. Handing over their country to NATO-backed Turkish terrorists has so far meant losing their Golan for good as Israeli terrorists took all of it.
It meant Israeli terrorists destroying their entire air-force that they spent billions of dollars to build over past decades.
it meant Israeli terrorists continuing to destroy their air-defenses, their radars, their missile defense systems, their electronic warfare unit, their bridges, their ports, the rest of their civilian infrastructure....

Soon there will be no difference between people of Syria and people of Gaza. They are both defenseless and Israeli terrorists want their land! Right now they are talking about how Damascus belongs to the Zionists... How long before the genocide begins in Syria?

Should I mention shortage of food and fuel?
The US regimes economic terrorism through draconian sanctions will not end. I read on Tankertrackers twitter that the last Iranian fuel shipment turned around as Turkish terrorists took over Syria and Israeli terrorists destroyed their ports. Who will or who can send them fuel after this? Erdogan from Turkey that doesn't have any oil with an economy that is suffering higher inflation than Iran?
Time will tell...

[Die_empty]

Syrians will slowly learn what they've done. Handing over their country to NATO-backed Turkish terrorists has so far meant losing their Golan for good as Israeli terrorists took all of it.
It meant Israeli terrorists destroying their entire air-force that they spent billions of dollars to build over past decades.
it meant Israeli terrorists continuing to destroy their air-defenses, their radars, their missile defense systems, their electronic warfare unit, their bridges, their ports, the rest of their civilian infrastructure....

One will begin to wonder why sophisticated military weapons like radars and missile defense systems will be destroyed. It shows that there is a plot to make Syria powerless so that they will become puppets of their sponsors. If they lose the power to defend themselves, they will end up as slaves. There is also news that the US and Turkey are bombing Syrian airbases and military sites with the claim that they don't want ISIS to take over them. So they don't trust the people they sponsored which means they are aware that they are dangerous. But they want the same people they are scared of to rule the people of Syria.     

Soon there will be no difference between people of Syria and people of Gaza. They are both defenseless and Israeli terrorists want their land! Right now they are talking about how Damascus belongs to the Zionists... How long before the genocide begins in Syria?

Should I mention shortage of food and fuel?
The US regimes economic terrorism through draconian sanctions will not end. I read on Tankertrackers twitter that the last Iranian fuel shipment turned around as Turkish terrorists took over Syria and Israeli terrorists destroyed their ports. Who will or who can send them fuel after this? Erdogan from Turkey that doesn't have any oil with an economy that is suffering higher inflation than Iran?
Time will tell...

Israel has quickly grabbed Syrian territory as part of its spoils of war and they have not been criticized by most Western powers. Turkey and the US will also grab their own spoils and Syria will be milked dry. Only time will tell how things will play out.   

[pooya87]

It shows that there is a plot to make Syria powerless

The map Israeli rapist soldiers wear on their uniforms is not some random logo. It is a plan:


Powerless Syria is trivial to occupy. And that's just the initial phase of the Zionist expansion and world domination dream.

P.S. I'd like to mention this for historical reasons: This whole crisis is most probably the beginning of the end for Turkiye ...

[paxmao]

It shows that there is a plot to make Syria powerless

The map Israeli rapist soldiers wear on their uniforms is not some random logo. It is a plan:


Powerless Syria is trivial to occupy. And that's just the initial phase of the Zionist expansion and world domination dream.

P.S. I'd like to mention this for historical reasons: This whole crisis is most probably the beginning of the end for Turkiye ...

Many in israel support what is on that map, nothing new. Their "book" says whatever, they are the choosen people... same old same old.

My take is that Israel is going to create a buffer zone in the Golan Heights for the simple reason that now they have yet another radical islamist group in their borders, just in case there were not enough around. I do not think this is the end for Turkiya's intervention in the area, but I am certain that the US is not keeping quiet.

BTW, as far as I know the new government is ex-Al-Quaeda, not ISIS. Not to be confused, they fight each other, you know... my version of my book is better than yours and all that ... money money.

[tvbcof]

Looks like Turkey and Israel are now neighbors.  It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.

I predict that things will work out fine for Israel and their 'Jihadi' bosom buddies until they don't.  They do as long as crypto-Jew 'Young Turk' Erdoğan keeps the population fooled and especially if he continues to integrate with BRICS, but the actual people of Turkey have fairly strong opinions about Jewish genocides and associated evil.  More than any other population group I can think of.  If/when there is a popular uprising in Turkey I would not want to be in Israel.

In short, Israel has a lot of souls in the 'greater' areas that they need to get chipped and/or genocided before they can sleep easy in their 'promised' lands.  I suspect that the Ashkanazis' who run the place will have moved back home to the 'pale of settlement' (Ukraine/Poland) before the shit really hits the fan in the land of milk and honey though.  

[pooya87]

Executions and assassinations have begun.

Over the past days the NATO-backed Turkish terrorists have been executing people who they simply don't like. This is happening while Western operatives covertly assassinate anybody with any kind of decent education. People like scientists, collage professors, etc. This is basically repetition of what US regime operatives did in Iraq when they invaded about 20 years ago.

I do not think this is the end for Turkiya's intervention in the area

I said end of Turkiye not Erdogan's intervention. Basically what he did will hurt him and the country severely in the coming years.

BTW, as far as I know the new government is ex-Al-Quaeda, not ISIS. Not to be confused, they fight each other, you know

They are all categorized as "Takfiri terrorists" and they all hate each other. So far at least a dozen groups of them have threatened to cut Al-Golani's head off if he doesn't do such and such. As I've explained to you before, a lot of them are not even from this region. Like the Uygurs terrorists that Erdogan brought from China. None of them understand each other's language and they are all radicals in their own ways.

if he continues to integrate with BRICS,

I don't think that's an option anymore. Other members already didn't want Erdogan in BRICS. Now Russia and Iran also have a strong reason not to let him in. Maybe after Erdogan is "removed" from office and ..., Turkiye has a chance of coming back to the Eastern Bloc where it belongs, but not before.

but the actual people of Turkey have fairly strong opinions about Jewish genocides and associated evil.  More than any other population group I can think of.  If/when there is a popular uprising in Turkey I would not want to be in Israel.

I am aware of how people of Turkiye think about the Zionists occupying Palestine but I'm not so sure about any kind of uprising. Although it may not look like it but the dictatorship Erdogan runs in Turkiye is a brutal one, which means he would eliminate any kind of movement before it even begins.

Like a couple of years ago when there was an uprising against him and after it failed he started mass arrests and executions. He is still executing people who he suspects may or may not have been involved or thought about it. During the first phase He arrested tens of thousands of people including almost a thousand children just because their parents were "suspects"!!
His "Cemetery of Traitors" or as he calls it "Hainler Mezarlığı" with its unmarked graves is filled with people whom he has been executing these years!

In any case let me finish this comment with a quote from Aleksandr Dugin: "From now on [Erdogan] will repent".

[AlphaBoy]

There is a common saying that goes something like this "Resistance is costly but the cost of Resistance is lower than the cost of Surrender".



Syrians will slowly learn what they've done. Handing over their country to NATO-backed Turkish terrorists has so far meant losing their Golan for good as Israeli terrorists took all of it.
It meant Israeli terrorists destroying their entire air-force that they spent billions of dollars to build over past decades.
it meant Israeli terrorists continuing to destroy their air-defenses, their radars, their missile defense systems, their electronic warfare unit, their bridges, their ports, the rest of their civilian infrastructure....

Soon there will be no difference between people of Syria and people of Gaza. They are both defenseless and Israeli terrorists want their land! Right now they are talking about how Damascus belongs to the Zionists... How long before the genocide begins in Syria?

Should I mention shortage of food and fuel?
The US regimes economic terrorism through draconian sanctions will not end. I read on Tankertrackers twitter that the last Iranian fuel shipment turned around as Turkish terrorists took over Syria and Israeli terrorists destroyed their ports. Who will or who can send them fuel after this? Erdogan from Turkey that doesn't have any oil with an economy that is suffering higher inflation than Iran?
Time will tell...

Not to mention that bunch of Scientists (mostly Chemical Engineers) have been assassinated in "mysterious circumstances".

In the past, I saw some discussions between rebels and government employees. The rebels were less than 80 IQ, and now they're in charge of the country. Even today, not a single word has been said by the new government about Israel's advance in Syria, nor any of the 400+ air raids that destroyed what left of the country's infrastructure. Syria now has no air defense or navy. Hell, half of the rebels' army are foreigners who will run away once things get too serious, while the best of the Syrians have been killed and heavily wounded in the past 14 years.

And yet, none of them realize that. They are still waiting for the magical days ahead of them and how the new Islamic government will turn Syria into a heaven.

In the past 50 years, Assad and his father (the previous president) have made Syria the only country in the Middle East with 100% food self-sufficiency and 90% medicine production, the biggest tank and heavy artillery arsenal, the 4th biggest navy, and the only country to possess a chemical arsenal beside Israel. 50 years of work to turn this country upside down are vanishing, and none of them care or even think about it.

I really see why Assad gave up now. He didn't give up on war; he gave up on those people. There is no hope of them learning any lesson unless it's the hard way.

If I had any power in the future, I would apply eugenics in my country, even if I had to sterilize half of the population. To hell with the UN and Geneva's suggestions. Stupid people can ruin 50 years of work in 5 days!

[pooya87]

Yeah. CIA and Mossad terrorists have been murdering more Syrian scientists every day. It is pretty much the repetition of what they did in Iraq (over 1000 scientists and academics have been shot to death by CIA terrorists).
https://www.workers.org/2005/world/iraq-1208/

And lets not forget the Ukrainian regime's cooperating and training the UN designated terrorist organizations.
https://thecradle.co/articles/ukraine-provided-hts-extremists-with-150-drones-ahead-of-syria-takeover-report

In another news, it appears that the trains and railway system in general is the newest target Israeli terrorists are destroying in Syria.


What's next?

• Those behind the scenes pulling Erdogan's leash (ie. US regime and the Zionists) will use him and his terrorist army against Iraq in the near future. Iraq will be different as it already has a strong force defending it and not giving up that easily named Hashd al-Shaabi.
• Another target they are eying these days is Armenia and the same NATO-backed terrorist forces have been seen there as well. If they invade Armenia, there is a good chance Iran would enter from south and Russia from north and end the usurper's reign on Baku for good.
• Last but not least, I personally expect CIA operations inside Iran under same guise as "protests" like 2 years ago (read CIA orchestrated color revolution) while trying to inject terrorists into Iranian soil from both east and west borders. This time the topic CIA will choose is most probably economical since their propaganda machines are already working on some stuff I'll skip. The result will be the same as 2 years ago but this time the bombardment of terrorist bases near Iranian borders may include US military bases as well. They'll be flattened for good.

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• On the other side with Assad gone and Syria destabilized, we will see terrorist groups fight each other while all neighbor countries would try to intervene and possibly take a chunk out of Syria.
• The Resistance will grow significantly faster after this and the first Syrian resistance group will emerge soon joining the rest of The Resistance.
• The final phase will be liberation of Syria. It will take time but it is 100% certain.

My 2 cents predictions for 2025...

[paxmao]

It is interesting how people here are somehow defending Al-Asad... Or are you guys just saying that Radical Islamists are worse, but Al Asad was equally bad? Or are you conveniently ignoring that when people when to search for political prisoners they found just the piles of corpses that Al Asad had been producing along the years?

Again, there is no solution to this region anytime soon. There is no interest in peace from Israel, Iran, the Kurds, the US nor Turkiya anytime soon. They have other priorities it seems.

[tvbcof]

It is interesting how people here are somehow defending Al-Asad... Or are you guys just saying that Radical Islamists are worse, but Al Asad was equally bad? Or are you conveniently ignoring that when people when to search for political prisoners they found just the piles of corpses that Al Asad had been producing along the years?

Again, there is no solution to this region anytime soon. There is no interest in peace from Israel, Iran, the Kurds, the US nor Turkiya anytime soon. They have other priorities it seems.

Seems like the Syrians are some cruel motherfuckers.  I liked Bashar Al-Asad because he was a dorkey geek who everyone underestimated and didn't want to be prez, but then managed to hold things together in spite of bad odds.  Until he didn't.  But the dude has to take credit for the stuff that went on under his watch.   They used to do torture jobs for us (the U.S.) back in the early days of the so-called GWOT because they were good at it.  All the way into the early days of the long-running 'isis' color revolution against Syria in fact!

One thing that Al-Asad family has a reputation for that I do appreciate is honesty.  Their words and promises were solid, and I prefer 'cruel+honest' people to 'cruel+liar' ones which characterize most of the Talmudic-influenced creepers running most of the world these days.  Erdogan is a classic.

[pooya87]

• Those behind the scenes pulling Erdogan's leash (ie. US regime and the Zionists) will use him and his terrorist army against Iraq in the near future. Iraq will be different as it already has a strong force defending it and not giving up that easily named Hashd al-Shaabi.

It appears that terrorist movements have already begun in Iraq. For example yesterday there were at least two terrorist attacks in Kirkuk; these US proxies used 2 suicide bombers but they were neutralized before they could blow themselves up.

The counter terrorist forces of Hashd al-Shaabi also announced that they've neutralized 5 terrorist cells in al-Anbar province over the past couple of days, the same place that US regime has illegal military bases that are used to train, arm and coordinate these Takfiri terrorists!

Syria has such US bases for years and Syrians allowed them to continue to occupy their soil...

[paxmao]

It is interesting how people here are somehow defending Al-Asad... Or are you guys just saying that Radical Islamists are worse, but Al Asad was equally bad? Or are you conveniently ignoring that when people when to search for political prisoners they found just the piles of corpses that Al Asad had been producing along the years?

Again, there is no solution to this region anytime soon. There is no interest in peace from Israel, Iran, the Kurds, the US nor Turkiya anytime soon. They have other priorities it seems.

Seems like the Syrians are some cruel motherfuckers.  I liked Bashar Al-Asad because he was a dorkey geek who everyone underestimated and didn't want to be prez, but then managed to hold things together in spite of bad odds.  Until he didn't.  But the dude has to take credit for the stuff that went on under his watch.   They used to do torture jobs for us (the U.S.) back in the early days of the so-called GWOT because they were good at it.  All the way into the early days of the long-running 'isis' color revolution against Syria in fact!

One thing that Al-Asad family has a reputation for that I do appreciate is honesty.  Their words and promises were solid, and I prefer 'cruel+honest' people to 'cruel+liar' ones which characterize most of the Talmudic-influenced creepers running most of the world these days.  Erdogan is a classic.

Nah... do not be shy comm'on, you like Al Asad because he is a psycopath and you are one too. You have several times commented happily the attrocities of the Ruzzian army and Al Asad is just your kind of guy.

https://youtu.be/eQni3qn6GIU

Holding things together, LOL, sure he was holding things together thanks Ruzzia and by killing anyone that is not "holding their breath" and talking. But Ruzzia is now moving away from Syria and it is looking like it is not comming back. The airbases are still manned, but there is no movement and they need all that in Ukraine.

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/13/middleeast/syria-tortured-prisoners-assad-regime-intl/index.html

In the days following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad, Syrians have crowded his regime’s notorious detention facilities in a desperate search for loved ones who were jailed or forcibly disappeared.

Thousands of prisoners have now been freed, many after decades of incarceration in brutal conditions. Yet many more of the missing have yet to be found, and hopes are fading with each passing hour.

Nearly half a million people were killed during Syria’s 13-year civil war, and up to 100,000 of those victims may have died in government-run prisons, according to UK-based monitoring group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

For nearly two years, he was subjected to medieval torture techniques, rapes and beatings, and unspeakable psychological abuse. He later said he confessed to crimes he did not commit when an officer secured a clamp around his penis, screwing it tighter and tighter until the pain made him feel like his mind would burst.

When al-Hamada was released, he returned to Deir Ezzor to find his city in ruins and, fearing for his life, he fled Syria for the Netherlands in 2014.

[tvbcof]

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https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/13/middleeast/syria-tortured-prisoners-assad-regime-intl/index.html
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More CNN Syrian prisoner 'reporting':

  CNN Airs Bullshit Syria Prisoner Rescue Story!
  https://www.bitchute.com/video/j0Hp25Y3Yf42

[pooya87]

[...] Al Asad [...] Ruzzian [...] Al Asad [...] Al Asad [...] Ruzzia [...] Al-Assad [...]

While you repeat your keywords like a broken record, you may like to know that the Takfiri terrorists (that the propaganda outlets you are repeating want to distract people from) have abducted thousands of young girls to be gang raped (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_jihad) by the same terrorist army that was trained by Ukrainian forces and funded by the US regime.

While the Takfiri terrorists that your propaganda outlets love to introduce as "liberators" are busy raping women, executing people and sacking cities, the Israeli terrorists continue destroying Syrian infrastructure while also advancing from the west taking more of Syrian soil, all of that while also carrying out a genocide in in Gaza. A Holocaust that is also supported by the US regime:

[BADecker]

The attack was secretly backed by the US, just like Ukraine.


Ukraine and Syria, A Western Plan Goes Awry


https://ronpaulinstitute.org/ukraine-and-syria-a-western-plan-goes-awry/
Triumphant rhetoric in the corridors of Washington, DC celebrating the collapse of the Syrian government as a major victory over Russia is both foolish and short-sighted. I will explain.

Let's start with the situation in Ukraine. There is a growing atmosphere of desperation and panic among Western leaders as they watch Ukraine's military collapse along the entire front and cast about for a strategy to stave off Ukraine's defeat. But there is no viable solution. Russian military operations that are closing in on the formerly critical logistics center of Pokrovsk is emblematic of the dire situation confronting the Ukrainians:

The fall of Pokrovsk (Ukrainian name for Krasnoarmeysk – Ed.) under the onslaught of Russian troops will be the biggest setback for Ukraine in recent months and will make it more difficult for Ukraine to overcome difficulties, in while Russian troops apply serious pressure," CNN reports

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Turning to the situation in Syria. With each passing day I’m more convinced that Putin had good intel on the Western plan to take out Assad and, based on intel provided in part from China, correctly assessed that in light of Assad’s refusal to listen to Russian and Iranian advice that Turkey and the West were going to create for themselves a shit sandwich. Neither was prepared to deal with the consequences of a rapid collapse of Syria. I believe that Putin correctly calculated that the West and Turkey were creating a level of chaos in Syria it could neither control nor contain. While Russia could have intervened militarily and defeated HTS and its Turkish/Western backers, Putin and his advisors believed this would ultimately turn out to be a nightmare for Turkey and the West, and Russia was happy to let them eat it.
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[Yelzin]

Syria will be divided soon, the Turks are already preparing an army

[pooya87]

• The Resistance will grow significantly faster after this and the first Syrian resistance group(s) will emerge soon joining the rest of The Resistance.

Although it is too early to say but it appears that the real Kurds are finally rising up. The Resistance is growing sooner than I anticipated.


Their logo says it all... Erdogan and his terrorists backed by the US regime are going to have a dark days ahead of them.

P.S. Did I mention that over the past couple of days multiple groups of these Takfiri terrorists have been eliminated on the streets of Syria? For example in the photo below 21 of them were neutralized by the "Resistance"

[paxmao]

[...] Al Asad [...] Ruzzian [...] Al Asad [...] Al Asad [...] Ruzzia [...] Al-Assad [...]

While you repeat your keywords like a broken record, you may like to know that the Takfiri terrorists (that the propaganda outlets you are repeating want to distract people from) have abducted thousands of young girls to be gang raped (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_jihad) by the same terrorist army that was trained by Ukrainian forces and funded by the US regime.
[...]

Speaking of a broken record, all you have published for now is pretty much the same:

- Al Asad was super good.
- The new government is super bad.

Someone would suspect that you are too much into defending Iran's position in the middle east to be a good source of information.

You have no argument because you are defending someone who tortured people in prison for decades, to more than 100.000 people missing as of now and forming piles of bodies against what has been until now a radical islamist group that has been clearly linked with terrorism.

If you were thinking of Syria, you should be aiming to give peace a chance. For now, the government has not implemented Sharia, has given US prisoners back to the US and are allowing the safe evacuation of Ruzzian troops - They are much needed in Ukraine.

Instead of that, you try to create more chaos, confrontation and continue a war that you have already lost.

You choose the wrong enemies.

[Nalbo]

Terrorists fighting terrorists would benefit the whole world.
 I'm okay with moderate Extremist like Israel and Turkey take over Syria than terrorists. But another moderate Extremist group of Kurds could face genocide by Turkey unless they strike a deal that benefits both parties interest. US still milks most of the oil fields which is still better than the terrorists earning 100% of it.