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Syrian Civil War
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"Russia moved the S-300 that Syria bought and paid for to Crimea as goodwill to Israel"
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The striking thing about the Ukrainian Gambit (1997-, 2008-, 2014-) is ...
(1) the cynicism and contempt for human life of the leaders of the Anglo-Empire who, knowing for sure what Russia's response would be, did not stop adding fuel to the bonfire because they wanted that war in which they hoped to collapse Russia with economic sanctions
(2) the kamikaze regime of kyiv (2014-) based on the furious nationalists of Volynia-Galicia who took over the entire Bolshevik Ukraine made with lands from Poland and Russia, and
(3) To see that the Russian ruling class is neither rational, nor patriotic, nor does it know how to play chess: they have preferred to sacrifice thousands of Russian soldiers rather than bother the Anglo-Empire at its weakest point: with a firm defense of Damascus and Beirut, the Anglo-Empire would have sat down to negotiate
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The striking thing about the Ukrainian Gambit (1997-, 2008-, 2014-) is ...
(1) the cynicism and contempt for human life of the leaders of the Anglo-Empire who, knowing for sure what Russia's response would be, did not stop adding fuel to the bonfire because they wanted that war in which they hoped to collapse Russia with economic sanctions
(2) the kamikaze regime of kyiv (2014-) based on the furious nationalists of Volynia-Galicia who took over the entire Bolshevik Ukraine made with lands from Poland and Russia, and
(3) To see that the Russian ruling class is neither rational, nor patriotic, nor does it know how to play chess: they have preferred to sacrifice thousands of Russian soldiers rather than bother the Anglo-Empire at its weakest point: with a firm defense of Damascus and Beirut, the Anglo-Empire would have sat down to negotiate
SAA's command and organization is less than deficient and needs complete overhaul. They had actually managed to counterattack successfully in the north and held the hill north of Hama, but were overwhelmed in the north-east direction. They seem to have issues dealing with more than one objective at a time.
Not that I have a side in this, but Libyans are still waiting for that dignity and freedom since 2011
Different peoples, different times.
Yeah . Just like there was no true alternative to Saddam but eventually with time, the country will find its way and new governance system/regime will take place. Nobody is bigger than a country or indispensable to a country. So to tie a whole country's fate to one human being is rather ridiculous and shows how incompetent and wrong that leader has been to the country to make a system that can't outlast them. Asaad leaving or dying isnt the end of syria, life goes on. Not the first or last time such things happens.
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Peoples (and place) might be different, but do you think times are?
When was the Middle East at peace?
Do you think that after Assad is gone, everyone will just join hands and sing?
Different groups have their own agendas, no one is on the same page
Armenians and Kurds will trust the allies of the Turks? Must be kidding!
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