Developments Sept. 24 >Egyptian Foreign Minister Shoukry says terrorist groups cannot remain in Syria before peace can be achieved across the country >Syrian Army, Hezbollah storm southern Aleppo districts >Syrian Army surrounds east Aleppo as zero hour approaches >Lavrov says during talks US admitted Islamic State is a ‘bigger threat than Assad’ >Obama vetoes bill to let 9/11 families sue Saudi Arabia >Turkish-backed rebels lose over 20 villages to ISIS in northeast Aleppo >Erdogan says the U.S. sent weapons to Kurdish fighters in Syria
Flashback: Hillary laughed about the possibility of a war with Iran back in June of 2012 - comfy.moe/pgppuq.mp4 Assad to AP: US airstrikes on Syrian troops were ‘intentional,’ lasted nearly 1 hour - youtu.be/s2GUfBppapA
It is time to liberate the eastern countryside then march on southwards. Destination Hama.
If the rebels are smart they will attack Aleppo and Hama at the same time. The great north Syria campaign of 2016.
David Roberts
>Garden falls in the middle of no where >OMG Assad will never recover
KILL YOURSELF I L L
YOURSELF
Now.
Lincoln Taylor
You are simply ignorant in the art of military geography
Kevin Anderson
Countrycuck general is in denial again:^(
Robert Jenkins
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
James Williams
i am not a akp supporter but this guy is cute
Isaiah Edwards
Capitulation.
Eli Turner
Maan is the new aleppo waaaah waaah, assad is done waaaah waaaah
Hunter Ward
There is nothing to be in denial about. Victory is finally at hand. Despite the setbacks in Aleppo, I am sure the men on the ground will make miracles come true.
That is because THIS IS SYRIA
Ayden Roberts
Qubariyya between Maan and Kawkab is being assaulted. Pray for the mujahideen.
Ian Bell
>military geography >devil trips Baghdad Bob, you lost. Face it. I know every day you hold yourself in the fetal position, crying, in memory of that fateful night of 2003 when you were BTFO, but it's over.
You lost, give it up. You can't un-lose through support of fellow goat fuckers in Syria.
>There is nothing to be in denial about >Zero self awareness Indeed, your terrorists are being wiped out in Aleppo and you want everyone to focus on a small garden in Hama.
I am genuinely sorry for you.
Nathan Taylor
I enjoy all the insults I am given simply because I know for a fact I shall dish them all back thousandfold once your people are crushed under the heel of revolutionary progress.
Jason Edwards
Can't they do anything right jesus christ what a bunch of cucks
Lincoln Peterson
It's hilarious how Maan is now a garden. You really are pathetic. Next Hama will be a village.
Julian Perry
Admiral Kuznetsov in 15 minutes
Gabriel Flores
There's no revolutionary progress though. It's just a bunch of terrorist groups who're still getting some support from outside countries, but even that is slowly being worked on and they're slowly, but surely, losing outside support. They may be advancing now, but chances are they'll get fucked over, again.
Mason White
Morning, /sg/.
Josiah Hughes
>We support your war of terror! May we show our support to our boys in Syria and Iraq! May US and A kill every single terrorist! May your Barack Obama drink the blood of every single man, women, and child of Syria and Iraq. May you destroy their countries so that for next thousand years not even a single lizard will survive in their desert!
Adam Lewis
The thing is: 1) you are wrong 2) even if you are right, we all are living in cozy first world countries, while you will lose your head to some side during your revolutionary upheal
>The madness continues: Russia and her puppet Assad are going to kill up to 300'000 people in the next months.
Dominic Allen
Comparing Maan to Hama, pls stop
Jonathan Long
This day can't get any better, and it's still early yet.
Chase King
Heard the SAA took over the Handarat camp, is it true?
Nathan Butler
And...what is Aleppo?
Thomas Perez
>That is because THIS IS SYRIA This is Sham, you fuckin munafiq.
Jacob Thompson
Yes
Levi Scott
Why do we have the most incompetent proxy?
Isaac Thomas
We must make more edgy anti-humanitarian OC ASAP
Brayden Torres
I wish I had the patience to engage the same old moralizing argument and refutation of your non sequiturs about the Hillary emails but alas I do not. Just enjoy the show buddy. Helfaya youtube.com/watch?v=YST9FZH-7Fo
>Videos from 2012 You know, I'm sure there were genuine idiots thinking that they were fighting the good fight and all that, but they were nothing more than useful idiots. Most of them are either dead or Europe by now.
Hunter Turner
>sickular
Man I pulled no punches. Gotta admit I stole that word from someone on FB though.
Nolan Rogers
My country will not give you refugee after the arab oil money dwindles and the peninsula lights up in civil war. You will sit there in your little death trap until the wahabi squads knock down your door. i am sure they will like your tslks about how the mujahedden way of live is essentially secular.
You must be really desperate. I do not fear jihadis in the UAE so don't worry. I am more concerned about my homeland. But thanks for engaging me in your mental masturbation.
Jack Allen
Admiral Kuznetsov will be docking here in mid-October. Will get pics as soon as I can
>Pic is from 2014 with our El Presidente
Ryan Clark
No, atm you do not fear them. Thats why you talk do highly of them. The peninsula is a ticking time bomb and everyone knows it. Once you yourself are threatend you will cry about evil mujahedeen, like you cry about them in algeria. What comes around, goes around.
>I am more concerned about my homeland. Yeah, your takfiri friends are getting BTFO of Iraq and k*rds are occupying one half and based Shiia/secular government forces are occupying the other and you haven't heard from your caliph in over a year. I'd be worried too if I were specifically you.
Ian Jenkins
The same "mujahideen" that slit the throats of the FSA and JaF in Syria, you mean. I saw ISIS for what they were since the days of Zarqawi and I continued holding that position throughout the Syrian war. Your pathetic attempts at conflation do not phase me.
ISIS is not JaF, the GIA is not the FIS, just like Ansar Bait al Maqdis is not Hamas.
But I'm talking to someone who thinks "the peninsula" is a thing. Don't mistake Emaratis for Saudis. You don't live with them, you don't know them. They're more likely to be the Arab equivalent of the YPG than succumb to any form of Islamism.
Carson Ross
>that flag dubs say turkey will finish their job of 74 and occupy entire cyprus within 6 months.
Zachary Taylor
>stop following Syria for a week or two >suddenly Belgian news reports about "muh civilians" being bombed in Aleppo
That right there tipped me off that Assad is gaining ground in Aleppo.
Colton Powell
I don't care about Iraq. You should realize I actually support the Sahawat and the Peshmerga there, plus moderate Shia factions like Sadrists.
Once ISIS is erased, America will have no excuse to support Tehran's proxies in Iraq anymore.
Brandon Morris
Prepare your anus greek shit
Colton Jackson
they are shilling for an intervention for hillary in 2017
I would volunteer to fight in a Saudi civil war just to destroy things desu.
Saudi Arabia is responsible for vast swathes of the problems of the west today 1973 oil crisis destabilised us and caused awful inflation and shocks to our economy. By 1979 (UK) or 1981 (US) politicians with neoliberal and quite globalist ideas on trade and economics had taken power and began to destroy the institutions that had ensured parity between wages and productivity among other things. As Saudi was becoming hilariously rich by price-gouging oil, the banking sector also began to gain in power (holding saudi $). Banks had already been semi-liberalized in the 1970s (in the US at least) in an attempt to improve economic circumstance, but during the 80s the world liberalized extensively. This gave the politicians & bankers power to trick the average person: wages were stagnating or even falling as trade unions and regulations had been pushed back. So they liberalized credit so that the middle classes could feel richer without being paid any more.
The "post-war consensus" in the UK (and other countries - even Sweden had to abandon "true" social democracy in the face of globalism) came to an end on the belief that it was socialist nonsense, instead of going through a temporary shock that would subside as oil prices fell.
The greatest tragedy on earth for me is that Jim Callaghan did not call an election in 1978. Had he won, the next election would've been in 1983-4 meaning that the oil glut would have started & prices would have dropped + oil was flowing from the UK's North-Sea fields, strengthening the pound (demonstrating that while economic reform was necessary - as a strong pound made exporting less attractive - it wasn't necessary to do so in a painful way & destroy communities.) Hopefully if we'd taken a different path, the US might have re-considered or tempered herself instead of dragging the world into globalism.
This is to say nothing of Saudi backing for terrorism.
Angel Davis
And still you celebrate JaA advancing. While seeing what they really are, you claim. Which means you have no excuses left.
>Julian Röpcke is a newspaper editor and political commentator, based in the German capital, Berlin. With a degree in Political Geography and Sociology, Mr. Röpcke started analyzing geopolitical conflicts after the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. He covered the “Arab Spring” as well as the evolving conflicts in Syria and Ukraine from their very beginning. Julian Röpcke works for BILD, the largest newspaper and leading online news portal in Germany (@JulianRoepcke).
JUST
Zachary Wright
Just like Americans celebrated USSR advancing in WWII. This isn't rocket science, even with your limited mental capacity you can understand my POV as a rebel supporter who hates jihadism.
Austin Hernandez
Belgian media are shilling for Hillary massively, no joke.
deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws/opinieblog/opinie/1.2776449 >The most plausible explanation (for the media bias in the US) is that any journalist who has been following this campaign for over a year, and have read up on Donald Trump, can hardly do anything but support Clinton.
Hudson Flores
>rebel supporter who hates jihadism. Is that like dry water or an ice sun?
Ryan Evans
>That pic >Swedish journalist acting like he knows shit because he got a degree and actually believes the bullshit he is fed
Typical
Jaxon Rodriguez
No i cannot. every victory of the jihadis further weakens the other rebels. Every victorx of them further antagonizes the moderates. The only way of survival for the moderates is a political solution with assad, otherwise the revolution will est its children alive.
Jonathan Reyes
It's like dry ice.
Charles Gonzalez
as opposed to a Swede without a degree who eats up the bullshit he is fed? eyy?
Gavin Rodriguez
I disagree and I have my valid reasons for believing that but what's the point of repeating myself.
Ryan Long
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Benjamin Sanders
>what's the point of repeating myself. Becaue it's highly entertaining, go on.
Robert Turner
You'd be surprised user. No one outside the "intellectual elite" actually believes the crap that's being pushed. The trust in mass media is at all time low, while alternative media is getting more and more popular.
Eli Turner
Kurd removal by Arabs when?
Lincoln Lopez
FSA on sucide watch
Thomas Watson
Looks like a pepe.
Liam Howard
So when is the Turkish push on Al-Bab meant to happen?
Hudson Rivera
No you do not have a reason to. You are just complety anti assad. You do not care about the moderates, you just want assad to fall, so that iran is weakened. You just myke up bullshit excuses about how that would be better for everyone.
Colton Smith
>Turkey has to use the power of dubs to win their wars Absolutely pathetic, but hey when you are a roach...
Lucas Baker
>(16)
Samuel Scott
kek it does.
Brody Robinson
>Turk samefagging his own post meanwhile next to nobody gives a fuck Sums up post Ottoman turkey pretty well
Jonathan Gray
>He thinks that Kek takes a side You're the fool here.
Nolan Long
with this competent proxyies i think never
Cooper Hughes
Turks have to stop getting BTFO by ISIS and moderate jihadists have to stop abandoning the fight for whatever reasons the various groups are disbanding suddenly for, first. But since the meme meeting with the bigwigs has ended erdo can now put his focus back on Syria and personally direct the artillery shelling because I guess no one else around knows how to fucking do it.
Justin Sanchez
What is a leppo?
Camden Rogers
Yeah it turns out that committing war crimes against Sunnis is not the best way to defeat jihadism. Who would have guessed.
>you just want assad to fall, so that iran is weakened.
You're a fucking moron. I want Iran to be weakened so that Assad would fall, not the other way around. Before Syria I was firmly on the "resistance axis" side before realizing it was all a deception. And given that Qatar supports the MB version of Assad (Omar al Bashir) while Saudi Arabia brought Sisi to power, I don't really have any geopolitical loyalty to either, contrary to what you think. Once again I find myself wondering why I even bother to enunciate to someone who already made up his mind and projects said stubbornness onto me.
Benjamin Perry
lads Tal Kurdi (East Ghouta) is now effectively a pocket, the last road is under SAA/NDF/PLA fire control
I dont know, for now theyre continuing the age-old tradition of Azaz/Al-Ra'i Pingpong™
Easton Murphy
>moderate >muslim pick one
Matthew Young
with handarat camp taken when will saa go full assault on aleppo?
will they attack from north or south or was bombing the south just a distraction?
Benjamin Flores
Hey take over this conversation for me, it's below my level yet I get triggered too easily.
I gotta get back to shitposting, the bros are advancing on northeast Hama villages as we speak.
Joshua Stewart
Oh hey look, it's the northern roach.
If you can promise me that you will go back to ESL school northern roach, I will promise to explain to you my previous post in the simplest english :^)
Jonathan Jones
WTF I LOVE FSA NOW full video where they move in to recover an M113 ZPT that took some damage/immobilized with Turkish special forces youtube.com/watch?v=ZhdlpTSvhLI
Nathan Garcia
I hear you bro, when it comes to defending the descendants of European immigrants from third world monkeys and degeneracy here in N.A. I get pretty triggered sometimes too.
Nicholas Reyes
Did some roach beat your ass or why are you so buttmad after every post here.
Xavier Murphy
A leppo is what you call a gyppo with leprosy. All memes aside, his response after he finally realized what a leppo was, was admittedly interesting. How he could have such a stance without even knowing about Aleppo really racks my brain. Maybe he should've spent that 30k on having someone educate him on certain things, but then that falls into the pitfall of (((who))) does the (((educating))). I guess the free market was a mistake.
Ethan Howard
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Logan Phillips
Honestly I do hate the personality of roachse, so much arrogance in such a mudslimey package.
Nevertheless your lack of understanding of the nuances in english conversation led you misunderstand me. I thought that should be pointed out, in case you were contemplating taking ESL classes again.
Mason Cook
Nah, not like that, like he's looking away, at Kafr Hamra like "Soon."
isis suicide bomber goes off in rebel held meeting Kek
Brody Perez
Iraqi partition when?
Asher Watson
Firing 4 shots telling some monkeys to go and help the broken down m113.Expecting more turkish action
Samuel Russell
Never, because the butthurt k*rds from the other regions would be the first to swoop in and committ terror attacks on it, just like if the syrian k*rds got their partition. And if they all did as one k*rdistan, all the different region's factions would be fighting each other for the dominance of power in it and end up destroying it from within while the rest of the world watches and goes "why did we try to do this again?" And the answer to that will be to get you all to genocide each other, obviously.
Jack Roberts
>Oh buhuhu muh warcrimes against sunnis i thought the revolution was not secterian? So how can assad only murder sunnis? have you cried about ma'an? Al kinki hospital? Tabqah airbase? Hell canons? I do not hear you lament the saudi bombardment of yemen. What a coincidence! do not kid yourself in thinking you would have no loyalities, you are not kidding anyone. Just because you were an edgy kid believing in a resistance axis, does not mean doing the opposite would be less edgy. Grow the fuck up.
Noah Lewis
Gulf monarchies' inherent instability is an open secret in academic circles. No one talks about it because Saudis and Qataris donate to Universities and Think Tanks, but the only thing holding together Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait today is welfare payments to citizens. Once that dries up, you have a radicalized, unemployed, young population that doesn't have any cash.
Think Syria, Iraq & Yemen are ugly? Wait until there's a civil war in a GCC state.
Luis Morgan
As someone who is from Mosul I'm very much in support for sectarian partition for Iraq, there is no living with the Shiites. I dont care about Kurdish independence they're pretty much already there in everything but name
Bentley Bailey
am not
Ayden Smith
neat
Nathaniel Barnes
Most people forget that the saudi oilwells are to a good part under shia territory. Thats why they are so desperstly fighting the houthis. Thats why they intervened in bahrain against the arab spring. Saudi arabias stability is a thin veil and it might fall already before 2020.
Elijah Murphy
i think this guy is just baiting, is he?
Benjamin Myers
Is this /sg/ or /yg/? Yes I lamented Maan, the hell cannons, Yemen, and Latakia. No I did not lament Kindi and Tabqa. Argument from silence is a logical fallacy. You never asked me what I think of those instances. And tell me who are the victims of Omar al Bashir in Sudan, if not non-Muslim Christians of South Sudan and non-Arab Muslims of Darfur? It's like God has taken away your brain in the womb.
>does not mean doing the opposite would be less edgy.
Srsly guys i am following this Syria thing like 2 years know. All the barrel bombs and isis clashes and refugee happenings but guys srsly whats with this leppo thing? I have no clua what a leppo thing is? Is it some Al quaida stuff?
Jeremiah Reed
Looks who's back. Is it high time to cheer for Sunni Jihadist scums in the UAE?
Caleb Clark
how is this going to work out for bagdad though?
Also, which part would be better for iraqi christians?
Alexander Scott
I do not support assad, because i like him, but because he is the only opt out of endless civil war as a political solution. not speaking about something is a speech act on itself, it shows what you value important enough to attract social pressure for saying it. stop lying to yourself.
Ryder Adams
Good, because this time I want to follow a conflict from the very beginning, not near its end. I barely recall anything from the conflict in Ukraine in 2014, and I didn't start following the civil war in Syria more closely until a few months ago.
Work out, get fit, move to Dubai or Istanbul, dress well, get laid. Getting laid with beautiful women has been proven to stop young men from having emotional Islamist feelings and start being confident and in favor of Western customs which allow more people to get laid.
Ryan Martin
you are just gross. fsa is a meme and a us led weapons supply hub to the main parties like nusra, al sham, zinki and jaish al islam. all of them do decapitate their captives. all of them do support radical sharia law. all of them want to massacre and expel 'infidels'. you are a piece of shit and noone with any intellect could care for your flawed statements.
Grayson Walker
we get it, you take the moron out of oxymoron. there you have it moron.
Carson Nguyen
I don't understand what you mean for Baghdad? It would remain as the capital of Shiastan, Sunnis and Christians are present there in minuscule numbers so it would be a homogeneous state
Christians would remain in Ninewa province along with a Sunni majority in Mosul, Sunni leaders traditionally had no problems with Chrisitian but since Sunni leadership has been wiped out primitive organisations like ISIS have taken over and even then they only made gains because of the failed Shia leadership in Baghdad the 2nd division in charge of protecting north Iraq was comprised of ghost soldiers. Even now the most cross religious leader in Iraq is a Sunni from Mosul Khalid Al Obeidi who has wide public support from all sections of the country.
Carson Collins
This is an illusion tho. The sexual capitalism in which the west is living in tends to allocate the goods of women towards either the handsome, succesful or rich. In a traditional society with mating organized by parents the individual has a higher chance of reproducing. This doesn't work if external factors are to be considered, like having a job is a requirement for marriage. This seems to be the problem in the arab world, since they have a huge youth bulk but nearly no economic growth wich could provide those masses jobs. Probably ancient islamic law to some effect seems promissing for those affected.
I meant since it seems to be highly segregated with walls and such. I would argue this to be a problem in a partition of iraq
Joseph Peterson
It will be less predictable than the Syrian conflict, that's for sure. I have some Saudi friends who detest the Royal Family, Shias, and Jews. From what I've heard from them and read, that seems to be the overwhelming case. All it would take is a few Mullahs, which Saudi Arabia doesn't have a shortage of, to support a Sunni opposition. Most royals would flee to Europe or the States in the first year, the ones who stay back would have to cope with a base of support limited to Riyadh and possibly Jeddah. Not to mention that at least a few royals would join the rebellion.
I'd be curious to see how the American Government would respond. Support the Shias, one of the more moderate Sunni rebel groups (which will certainly lose to hardliner groups) or the al Saud family, which will become politically irrelevant in the peninsula?
Matthew Price
Baghdad has moved past ethnic cleansing Sunnis I think they would just accept them as minorities in the capital, they've been moving inner city segregation walls to the outer walls of the city.
Brayden Martinez
AMN says they advance in handarat (north), skeikh saed (southwest next to ramouseh) and around in old aleppo (old city centre around the citadel) .
Julian Johnson
I'm just trying to trigger countryside. Sexual dynamics are fucked up here and they've been getting exponentially worse since the recession. Almost no one gets laid outside Tinder in my city. It seems that some type of Polygyny is what every society regresses towards, either through religion or lack of regulation.
Bentley Ross
>Almost no one gets laid outside Tinder in my city That`s really fucked up.
Ian Cooper
>sunni opposition first the sunni part there is more wahabi than anything else. second shia are the majority of the population and opposed to the royals and wahabism. why on earth would you bet on a sunni opposition to start the conflict?
Aaron Rivera
Someone please explain the 2014 Ukrainian revolution to me.
Elijah Long
I'm liking these gains
Aiden Clark
Syrian Civil War Map @CivilWarMap Troops in Sheikh Maqsoud on high alert but will not try any advances into rebel areas. Defense has higher priority. #Aleppo
Kurdsmells being their usual self.
Brody Scott
Saudi Arabia was around 85% Sunni last time I checked. Being part of the same religious sect, no matter how hard-line, is no guarantee against opposition. If it happens, it will start off as an economic conflict and turn into a sectarian one. Similar to Syria - enemies of the state turned demonstrations in favor of political liberalization into an all-out sectarian conflict.
Eli Harris
What will happen to Sheikh Maqsood once the Syrian Army gains more land in Eastern Aleppo? Will it just become an autonomous part of Aleppo?
Nolan Davis
Just nigger it
Luke Gutierrez
Terrormonitor.org @Terror_Monitor Pro-#IslamicState Hacking Group United Cyber Caliphate (UCC) Claims To Have Hacked Several Websites
Jihadi autist nerds. Can't make this shit up.
Bentley Anderson
Probably depends on what Kurds will do in Qamishli
Bentley Walker
Combat footage from the Sultan Murad brigade in northern Aleppo. Cobras and Turkish soldiers are visible:
>EU and US pushes for Ukraine to sign an association agreement that will eventually probably lead to Ukraine joining EU >Russia lets the Ukrainian gov. know that if Ukraine does that Russia won't be very generous with its overlooking of siphoning of gas and Ukrainian debt to Russia and unpaid gas etc etc >Ukraine backs off because they realized they are too economically dependent on Russia >pro-western liberals in Kiev protest >Neocon-trained Ukrainian Neo-Nazis get involved in the protests and get violent >the Neo-Nazis false-flag themselves by shooting both protestors and riot officers from an elevated position but the (((MSMS))) tells everyone that Yanukovych hired thugs to shoot the protestors >anti-gov protesters storm Ukrainina gov. buildings when Yanukovych is out of the country and institute a coup de etat >US gov. backs it immediately and pressures Europe to as well >Russia knows the new gov. is rabidly anti-Russian and is a puppet of the US >Russia enters Crimea and lets the residents vote to join Russia >Ukrainian forces start conflict with those in the eastern part of the country who say they do no recognize the coup-installed gov. as legitimate. Russia backs the eastern Ukrainians.
Oliver Sullivan
I read somewhere that Kurds were living in that part of town since 11th cent, meaning they will just accept the rule of whomever controls the city.
Austin Bennett
*(((MSM)))
Robert Barnes
Dabiq when?
Jack Wright
I wonder how Israel feels about associating Aleppo with the holocaust, too bad it's shabbat shalom so they can't use a computer!
Ayden Murphy
yep They only demanding that all bakery's stay under their influence
William Smith
holy fuck. where did i get that idea from. though to be fair (to myself) 33% of the actual residents are foreigners (for exampe 1 million christians) which are not included in the estimates. was it the oil rich region in SA being Shia dominated? if so would still count on Shia.
Adrian Green
Hi friends, /sg/ newfag. I genuinely didn't realize how big of a deal Syria is. I knew vaguely that the US was arming the rebels, but did not understand the scope and implications of everything going on there. Unfortunately, I think most right winger's are similarly underinformed on Syria. The US """""accidentally""""" bombing Assad's forces has caused me to look deeper into this. I'm fucking speechless. The blatant media lies are worse about Syria than any other policy area. People need to know what it going on because I think Syria is the smoking gun that exposes the true nature of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's foreign policy. IMO it looks like the next global paradigm is entirely hinged on the outcome of Syria but nobody even knows the basic facts. Liberals suck Obama's cock so hard that they refuse to see what he has done to the middle east. Every single one of them know literally nothing about the mid east except that "Obama and Hillary and good and Putin and Assad are bad and you're racist and anti democracy if you think otherwise". 1984 is in full swing and it's starting to become legitimately terrifying here.
I am posting this because I intend to make flyers and pamphlets to distribute in my city. I would appreciate it very much if a kind user could direct me to information that would be most useful in flyer and pamphlet format. Basically whatever you think will force brainwashed normies to face the reality of what "Arab Spring" was and Syria in general
Alexander Anderson
agree the neccesary environment will be provided by a economic collapse but the first to act will most likely be those groups most alienated to the gov. i think a group that got it's spiritual leader nimr al nimr executed this year is rather likely to be rising as soon as a vac is provided.
Carter Edwards
Yeah first visit an Arab country or speak to actual Arabs.
Xavier Phillips
if it's supposed to be funny and pictoral i suggest you browse the twitter of 'nimr'. twitter.com/Souria4Syrians
Juan Lee
>speak to a bunch of jihadi-supporting cunts who want to kill all white people and/or turn the West into an Islamic shithole How about no
Joseph Foster
I hope he's scorned for his disastrous Iraq policy. US troops don't look to be leaving post Mosul in which the situation of Iraq will be back to it's 2011 status.
Jaxon Rodriguez
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Easton Russell
ah yup that's what it was. most saudi oil lies in shia dominated areas at the persian gulf. definitely the shias who will start it. oh wait houthis already at it in the south...
Iraq was a fucking disaster since Bush but Obama absolutely made a bad situation worse. And in the rest of the mid east there was the drone strikes, the arming of terrorists, the toppling of governments. Then lying about it all and censoring. Obama is a fucking tyrant. At this point I'm pretty sure he'll go down as one of the most evil men in history. He literally blew up the entire middle east for his own agenda
Benjamin Sullivan
Basically, the US supports Al Qaeda in Syria and Yemen but bombs them in Libya, Somalia, and Pakistan. That's all you need to know.
Lincoln Mitchell
>Yeah it turns out that committing war crimes against Sunnis is not the best way to defeat jihadism. The other day you said you enjoyed the execution of syrian soldiers in Tabaqa. And now you complain about war crimes, you are a fucking joke. You love war crimes when committed against the other side and hate them when committed against your side.
War crimes against civilians not against soldiers you stupid animal. Never once have you seen me complain about summary execution of armed rebels caught by Assad loyalists so shut the fuck up and quit moving the goal posts.
Ayden Harris
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Christopher Jenkins
So what's with the sudden blitzkrieg on Allepo? How are the SAA and their allied militias making so many gains so quickly?
Thomas Carter
isis is currently indirectly helping the houthis to start shit in Saudi arabia by killing pro hadi sunnis in yemen so they have an entrance in the peninsula
Connor Allen
Is there any key event to point to? Any leak that reveals agenda? I'm just looking for something that's irrefutable proof that Obama is the bad guy. Right now pretty much everyone in America has been blue pilled into thinking that Obama is "fighting for democracy" in Syria.
This is so important because if Americans ever realize that Obama is worse than Bush, I can guarantee there will be a mass red pilling in the US. The main reason the left got so much power here is because Americans absolutely despised Bush's foreign policy. The left is fucked and will be totally delegitimized if people realize what Obama has done
Brody Howard
>Gazi antep >shiite lol wat? lmao
Gaziantep is still 60% Oghuz and 20% levantine arab
thank god
Kurds have shit presence in southeast's largest city
Charles Clark
They have prepared for that during the cease fire week. Since the whole rebel portions were encircled, their forces are able to move around and distribute positioning to launch the attack at multiple locations simultaneously. This is a high level of tactical coordination contributed by excellent timing on Lavrov's part.
Carson Campbell
I'll dump some links that ive saved, go through it and find relevant info:
The United States, Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia all fund and back the "moderate" beheaders (Al-Sham, Al-Nusra and others who eat the hearts of dead soldiers, and execute women and children). Syria's neighbors can't stand the thought of a secular country, so they try to replace Assad and turn all of Syria into a backwards theocracy just like Saudi Arabia. And the West just wants to buy cheap oil out of Syria and to sell weapons. The "rebels" fighting in Syria, shell Kurds, and Shias. This has most notably been happening in the cities of Al-Fuah (shia) and Sheik Masqoud (kurdish). They don't want a democracy. they don't want peace. they just want a theocratic Syria in which they persecute Kurds, Shias and Alawites.The rebel forces in Syria also train children from a young age and use these children in their attacks. Tell me, if the rebels were truly freedom fighters, then why would they be attacking anyone who isn't a Sunni Muslim? Why would they be attacking Kurds and Shia? why would they indoctrinate children to fight in their war? and why would they all be funded by countries with atrocious human rights violations like Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States? Fuck the Rebels and fuck their fight. ig.ft.com/sites/2015/isis-oil/ syriathetruth.wordpress.com/?s=rebels&submit=Search alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2015/9/28/syrian-rebels-and-kurds-battle-for-control-of-aleppo bbc.com/news/magazine-33997408 liveleak.com/view?i=809_1395163651 liveleak.com/view?i=ccd_1407931049 liveleak.com/view?i=abc_1371591942 liveleak.com/view?i=0f8_1361297196 liveleak.com/view?i=0c9_1368347673 youtube.com/watch?v=7sPY0X8SrLo
Sebastian Diaz
Hama - back and forth but the rebel is currently having the initiative. Aleppo - Government advances everywhere.
Levi Robinson
>Reminder that the UN agrees the 'rebel's' Western countries support in Syria were the ones that used chemical weapons against the civilians, not the Syrian government.
>Reminder that the Pentagon supports Assad because it knows the alternative is much, much worse. They feed the government information to help against the foreign invaders in Syria.
>Reminder that Bashar Al-Assad was an eye doctor in the western world before his people needed him to help his country.
>Reminder that everything you are told about Syria in the MSM is Western propaganda, if you do not support Assad in Syria, then you support ISIS and Greater Israel.
>But I thought the war in Syria was about fighting for freedom
No, it's about the global banking system taking over the world, those who support the rebels fight against freedom.
Kevin Young
playing Kingdom hearts BBS atm.
fucking americans are retarded in this game as well
>So what's with the sudden blitzkrieg on Aleppo? Moderating out the moderates.
>How are the SAA and their allied militias making so many gains so quickly? Intel that was gathered during the (nonexistant) ceasefire('s talks) allowed them to scope out their targets, and planning beforehand for after they got that intel have made it into something of a surgical maneuvre at this phase. The Russians and the Syrians knew that the U.S. and friends would pull a false flag op on the ceasefire that was pointless to begin with because the "moderate rebels" would not break from their jihadi brothers, I guess they're not so different from each other in that "moderate rebel" lens after all. So, after showing that neither the Axis of the so-called (((International Community))) nor their precious moderate jihadis are able to abandon their jihadi warring and committ to any sort of "political peace agreement" because they're too busy shouting takfirs and fucking goats, the final solution to them is obvious.
Kayden Torres
Is this like a State department memo? Can it be tied to any one specific?
Tyler Young
>Qubariyya between Maan and Kawkab is being assaulted. Pray for the mujahideen I will pray indeed, I will pray that their filthy corpses litter the battlefield and that the SAA massacre all of those filthy bearded goatfuckers, and by the way, blow yourself up you useless faggot.
>destroy a secular government because israel is paranoid about an iranian bomb The US really does need a good few terms running a more isolationist foreign policy. The world is fucked if Hillary wins.
Austin Brown
thanks senpai
Grayson Gonzalez
i hope something very tragic happens to you, faggot.
Liam Ross
Holy shit. That's unreal. I feel like I recognize her name from reading once that she has Muslim Brotherhood ties. Is that right?
Alexander Morris
Egypt has 100 million people almost, good luck with that.
Oliver Garcia
You could say that. Some out there vehemently deny it though.
Robert Watson
Julian Röpcke @JulianRoepcke #NewsMap The murderous #Assad/#Putin/#Rouhani alliance captured "Camp Handarat" and the "Kindi Hospital" area N of #Aleppo. #Syria
I just found this. Hezbollah soldier redpilling ISIS soldier, pretty good stuff.
Jace Russell
oh yeah mate, she's got some MB ties through family.
hillary sucks at vetting Tbh
Jason Allen
>tfw no kurdish gf
Joseph Green
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Nathan Thompson
It's not a matter of vetting, Hillary knew full well who and what Huma was. The only reason Huma is Hillary's dog to begin with is because of who she is.
Logan Gomez
>murderous alliance sheeeiiiit, name my band Cred Forums
Jaxson Morgan
>she meant to contract the redditor furry >she meant to contract the raghead with jihadi ties
she makes some pretty poor decisions Tbh
Brody Martinez
shes ugly af
Camden Ward
Well one was significantly after the other. And one was her decision, the other was handed down to her by her (((handlers)))
Adrian Rogers
>those yemen labels
Zachary Wood
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Luke Watson
Too bad he is on ISIS's side, would love to see him starring the orange jumpsuit in one of those ISIS videos
Michael Cox
What's depressing is that Americans have been asking for a non-interventionist foreign policy for over 40 years. Every president (including Bush and Obama) promised peace during their campaigns. It never happens. Americans are so tired of war and desperately want the wars to end.
At this point I can't tell if it's a case of poor vetting or if it's something more sinister. Conspiracies about Barack Obama being a MB plant have been around since like 2007. The evidence I've seen is flakey but considering that the culmination of his 8 years of foreign policy has led to the Muslim Brotherhood having more power and being more dangerous than ever, I think the theory has some ground to stand on
Thomas Morales
disgusting
Carter Ross
Once Saudi oil wells dry up the only thing they have to rely on is their global investments, all but the elite will come out unscathed when this happens
They have no industry, and a large portion of their work force is essentially slave labor, what's going to happen when they don't have enough money pay these people?
Isaac Hall
>Video shows #US troops transporting weapons into #Rojava for the SDF
>YPG uses US supplied weapons against EuphrateShield troops
Christopher Jackson
No.
Juan Moore
That's just good since they will fuck turks and moderate heart-eaters up with them.
William Allen
Probably
Austin Smith
Truly our best ally.
Lincoln Walker
so?
Adam Ross
>Is it just a coincidence that Daesh has advanced in Deir ez-Zor right after the US-led coalition "mistakenly" targeted Syrian army units there?
Liam Ortiz
But Kurds are 100% Brotier.
Oliver Diaz
>Feto save us senpai
Ian Green
Cool post dude
Thomas Fisher
lmao they didnt even wait for it news about this emerged only a few days ago and theyre already pumping the shit to rojava
Robert Diaz
Cheers bro
Jeremiah Morgan
Bunch of kurds removing Assads photo and you are calling them brotier.What are you fucking Gay
Xavier Reyes
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Asher Morgan
Maybe.
I just imagine ISIS and FSA get BTFO hard and it is time for SAA vs YPG. I must be living in a fantasy if I think YPG would lay down their arms and bow down to Assad. I think they would use those weapons to kill 100% Brotier Arab Muslims of the SAA to keep the fight going. All in all, this is good news for those who want Assad gone. Mashallah USA you truly know how to make Assad go.
Hunter Scott
>revolutionary progress God you sound like a filthy communist.
Aiden Hernandez
>Friendship with FETO is ended >now ASSAD is my new best friend.
Carson Nguyen
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Oliver Hernandez
Yeah I thought that sounded weird, and don't islamists like countryside sperg really hate communists as well?
Kayden Thomas
oh shit, that's a rare proxy
Carson Ward
Hezbollah: Whats your name? ISIS: Abdullah Hezbollah: What a goincidence my name is also Abdullah XD Lost my shit right there
Liam Perry
>ayo lets fire hellcannons into densly populated areas, with our superior precision we'll make sure to only hit government troops
Its a war, collateral damage happens. If cucks like you would have had anything to say 75 years ago Germany wouldn't have lost the war because bombing raids on city's are so terribly inhumane.
Lucas Wilson
Hurry up and bend over. I hear Mohammed is finished with your girlfriend and sister.
Blake Scott
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Tyler Nguyen
>International credit rating agency, Moody's has downgraded Turkey's sovereign credit rating to noninvestment grade, Ba1 with a stable outlook.
>>now ASSAD is my new best friend. but he is not Assad`s "friend", he can't be since he need to save face in home and in "muslim" world but "crusader" Putin is his friend ironically
Brayden Allen
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Kevin White
True what you just said. But I think he gave up working with USA to remove Assad. He still plays the BAD GOY ASSAD meme all the time but I think he rather have Assad take control of all Syria than Kurds getting the notion they are united and fighting together for their own country. This is a way bigger threat to Turkey to anything else.
Colton Collins
kek
Mediocre
Jack Lopez
What did he mean by this?
Jordan Allen
This needs to happen, oil needs to go back up so I can get back to my old job. Please Kek grant me digits on this
Daniel Perez
:(
Cooper Russell
Basic/10
Jacob Morales
Someone tell me why it's taking so long to win this war? It's been going on for years, and it seems like there's just no progress anywhere. How hard is it to take 1 retake 1 city? I feel like they've been trying to retake Aleppo for years. The largest battle, which was to take back a city, in history took 5 months.
Leo Turner
Shit forgot to turn my proxy on.
:(
Kayden Sullivan
if repeating this user is a good person
Michael Ward
>he fell for the petroleum jew serves you right tbqh
Ryan Foster
Pretty great stuff lad, definitely make more.
Pretty sure you can make a whole max movie with all the footage floating on the webs.
>witnessed
Sebastian Wilson
Don't worry. USA going to drop 2 nukes in Damascus and there will be unconditional surrender.
Always these impatient Americans xDD
Zachary Wood
Even if the media wants you to believe it, just leveling the place linke in grozny is no Option. They are trying to retake it. With an arny that was mediocre to begin with and has suffered severe losses during the last 5 years of civil war.
Zachary Martin
Counter offensive at Handarat camp
Julian Parker
Most of Handarat is retaken. This is looking to be another Mallah ping pong.
Josiah Evans
Your leader probably defied the jews over something syria or other regional war related, with this being retaliation. Might be a whole lot of nothing real behind the downgrade.
Bentley Bennett
tbqh senpai, I think the joos would drive a bulldozer over 10,000 newborn babies in 4k 1000fps if it meant hezbollah would be eliminated 100%. Im not big on the joos neither but I give credit where credit is due; those jooz really know how to oppress a peoples effectively. the best way to learn is through experience, and what better experience in the systemic oppression of an enemy racial group is there above the holocaust? I feel very conflicted as a nazi zionist, but also very comfy. very very comfy.
Evan Lewis
And ISIS, Ansar Bait al-Maqdis is an ISIS franchise from the Sinai peninsular who magically swapped from Israels border in Egypt fighting Egypt to Israels border with Syria fighting Syria.
Does the Syrian government just not have the people to sweep the city? Aleppo is the hottest scene in Syria right now isn't it? Should most assets to be directed to taking it back, and then working towards the border?
Jacob Jones
The Syrian government is inept and the Syrian rebels are poorly armed. That's why. Note Leningrad lasted two years, Madrid lasted three years, and Sarajevo lasted four years. Capital cities or industrial capitals are a different game from cities like Stalingrad since they absorb the whole war effort.
Isaiah Wood
Is any of this true? I hope the tanks part isn't. -------- Qalaat Al Mudiq @QalaatAlMudiq @QalaatAlMudiq Rebels seized back large parts of #Handarat Camp & inflicted heavy death toll to Liwa Al-Quds.
Mark @markito0171 #Syria #Aleppo Rebel counter assault in #Handarat camp ongoing
>People need to know what it going on because I think Syria is the smoking gun that exposes the true nature of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's foreign policy. Absolutely, there's a post about Syria, Gamergate (LOL) and WW3 going around I wish I saved it it's a must read
Samuel Watson
probs this one
Mason Powell
Handarat has been fully liberated by Fatah Halab. Nice try Bashar.
Wyatt Price
>Fatah Halab confirms they've regained control of Handarat Camp and have incurred heavy losses on Liwa al-Quds in terms of men and gear, Aleppo.
g-guys?
Anthony Taylor
No. Let's say we are witnessing to reality. We all know that our economy is based on money circulation and the investment of external funds. We have no industry to produce anything. We can't even produce our own foods and importing them. There was a lie that Turkish economy is stable, but it was just an illusion which he had been very proud of. So, in this position we're witnessing to demolution of this illusion. He knows that, he's trying to prevent that. Just a couple of days ago, he had a meeting with Rothschild, Bloomberg and Kissinger, probably begged for help. I don't think this would do anything. He's trying to extend the length of instalment payments to maintain economic turnover. This must be joke, we're in totally a pathetic situation. This is the beginning of a serious economic depression and it will get worse till his followers see the point of needlessness on the matter of giving him support.
Elijah Gomez
The General does it again L M A O
Juan Lee
Now, I may be misunderstanding things a bit here, but isn't that bomb, the one showed in the pictures, a detonated one?
Lucas Murphy
Got the next OP covered.
Nathaniel Garcia
Nah its bs, damage control by terrorists
Landon Taylor
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Cameron Lopez
>Bellingcat It's a bullshit outfit run by a SA goon
Jacob Diaz
>#Aleppo If reports of gains are true ~30% of Sheikh Saeed and all of Mamel Industrial district is under the SAA.
Let's hope so
Lincoln Gutierrez
Cheers friend.
Hard time ahead, got to bite through it and make it out famalaman.
Lucas Cook
>bomb remains
Ryan Rodriguez
I'd assume so. They are showing the pictures of the detonated bomb and comparing to bombs the russian jets carry.
What you guys think? I don't know about this 'Belingcat' source, it's a little shady it seems
>fat unemployed loser without any official background >self thought about weapons, doesn't have any military experience >doesn't speak Arabic, has no contacts there and is not native to the region >strong anti Russian bias from the start
Roepcke is more proffesional than this guy.
Luis Morales
if the economy is fucked then so is AKP lad
Jaxson Garcia
But then why is there so little damage as is shown in pic related?
Jack Jones
>palestinians got back their homes >julian is mad Wew
Charles Rogers
>A fat goon who used to do nothing but play WoW and DF and lived off his Turk wife is now a 'credible' war journalist
Daniel Myers
If AKP is fucked so is Turkey lad
Leo Nguyen
Yeah, I have never seen his website before, but I thought it a little weird.
I tell ya, hard to find good sources nowadays. MSM is ridiculous, and outside it you are exposed to a buch of anti-Russia or pro-Russia shills
Christopher Morris
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Kevin Roberts
>trusting shitters
Charles Brown
BLOOD MAGIC
Grayson Anderson
Checked
Jason Phillips
Rebels regain control over Handarat and Maan in north Hama
Nathaniel Cook
For all we know, they roughed up a bunch of boxes, put a hole in the roof and threw a dud bomb inside.
>modern warfare face
Jaxson Bennett
I know jack shit about arms. Maybe pic related is completely bullshit. How does and detonated bombshell like this supposed to look like?
Xavier Roberts
In any case I don't want to lose my food on the table over an idiot, lad
Justin Price
>We dont produce anything
Wut Turkey is an agricultural powerhouse
Noah Myers
A damaged scorched dud that dug down, but why isn't it shown pulled out unless they are scared it will still detonate. Only way I think. Hard to imagine a stabilizing fin going true straight through after an air burst.
Josiah Mitchell
nihil novi sub sole
they will order him to make some shit
Dylan Brown
New thread.
Andrew Scott
/sg/ amateur here, are those some of the various groups fighting each other in Syria?
Jaxson Reyes
Basically, no way to know then?
Guess, since information is part of the war, it's almost impossible to get to the truth sometimes, since any investigation carried out is bound to be misinformation actually
Andrew Johnson
No those are the names of cities and villages in Hama province. I was showing the popular anti-government movement back in 2011 and 2012. These are the areas rebels today are fighting to capture from the government. I'm giving context that hatred for the government is deeply rooted in this area.
Hama city witnessed the largest anti-government protest nationwide.
Chase Bennett
I don't know, I'll wait until US starts to throw strong language in the UN council and then see how Russia will respond.
It's a bit farfetched, I'd say, but you can't really ever know.
The problem isn't in the bombshell itself, the problem is in how little damage was caused. These are supposed to be heavy bombs with a lot of power. The damage shown right there is very small. Which raises questions. Though like the other user said, it may be a dud.
Makes sense.
Joshua Taylor
And I'm telling you that you're retarded and are spreading misinformation. Then again, it's within your interests, so it's no surprise.
Kayden Howard
They still have to fight on all the other fronts they have so no, they can't redirect almost all of their assets to Aleppo.
Also I think they are trying to minimize their losses. They are fine with slowly bleeding the city out. It won't be economically important for years to come anyways. Besides that, should they accept to suffer great losses to zerg rush the city, what do so they do with it? Now they have provably up to 300000 civilians that hate them to some degree mixed with fighters they have to take care of. Better to make them surrender.
