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Originally posted by Bengal_Tiger
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Some people don't know how to keep their emotions in check.
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Lol, whats funny is that this guy also sent me an angry PM to stay on topic on one of his threads or else he will get "me banned." LOL, as if this dude is in any authority to threaten people.
Some people don't know how to keep their emotions in check."Revenge is a dish best served cold".
-Old Pashtun proverb
"My Pashtun Pride i will not hide!" -
Tsk, tsk, tskOriginally posted by Kushan Prince View Post
*shakes head*
Such anger...
There is only one solution to remove all this aggression and anger from within Unknown Prince a.k.a. "Insight".
Only one solution indeed....
That is to learn more about Yemen.
Unknown Prince needs to go to this thread:
Yemen FAQ
He needs to expand his knowledge of Yemen, it is only by learning more about Yemen and cultivating a much-needed appreciation of this great country with its glorious civilization will he combat the pain and anger within him.
Tsk, tsk, tsk...
Unknown Prince, much to learn, still much to learn for you young one.
Only increased knowledge of Yemen will help you.
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In my post dated November 2013 one can clearly see I call Assad a criminal.Originally posted by Bengal_Tiger View PostThough I do not support Wahabi extremists in Syria, backed by the Saudi regime I am also no fan of the Assad regime in Damascus.
1. Assad's Baathist regime made the people live in fear which caused the resentment and then subsequent rebellion in Syria.
2. Assad's regime oppressed many of the Kurds and refused to give them citizenship or passports.
3. There was a corrupt elite in the country.
4. Also today the Assad regime official in the UN went mad lashing out at Saudi Arabia in a long rant and tirade which included showing his - and thus by implication his regime's -support for homosexuality.
Bashar Al-Jaafari the Assad regime apparatchik at the UN, who went beserk today in a long and vicious attack on Saudi Arabia.
Having lived in Syria and having been to the elite areas of Damascus such as Sha'laan, Abu Romaneh and even Maliki itself (the most elite area) I know how arrogant and stuck up the western-wannabe Syrian elites are and also how racist they are. Jaafari comes across as one of the arrogant Abu Romaneh/Maliki types after having heard this individual speaking (in Arabic) on a video I watched about his verbal rant against Saudi Arabia.
Even if Assad wins the war, he will be supported by some not because he is not a brutal dictator (he is) but because though he is bad he is not as bad as the Al-Qaeda affiliated Wahabis.
However Assad needs to clean up his act if he does win.
He also needs to establish war crimes trial or some process for those in his army who have carried out atrocities.
For the short/mid-term Assad will do as the only thing stopping a Wahabi takeover of Syria and the ethnic cleansing of Christians and others that will follow if the Wahabis take control, however in the long run he himself is a criminal and should ultimately leave Syrian politics.
Dictator Assad wanted for the crimes of his regime. For now however the Baathist regime is the only thing standing between Syria and the even worse catastrophe of a Saudi Arabia style Wahabi state or turning Syria into a collection of zones ruled by warlords.
However the American-backed extremists be it Nusra or the American-created ISIS are in many ways far worse.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Comment
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Originally posted by Bengal_Tiger View PostJust to make it clear to everyone this is my stance on Syria.
1. Assad is a dictator and the ruling Baath party are a party with a history of brutality and repression.
The Syrian government forces have been accused of committing atrocities.
However bad Assad is though, if the Damascus government falls then Syria will come under the control of US-proxies as happened in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya all of whom are still unstable and conflict-ridden.
2. The "rebels" are now dominated by Salafi extremists who have committed horrible and gruesome atrocities and who have no progressive vision for Syria but to turn it in to some middle east version of a Taliban-state.
Christians, Alawites and others have no place in this type of Syria and would either be massacred or ethnically cleansed as has been happening in Iraq.
The Damascus government though bad does not believe in a mono-ethnic or mono-religious Syria but in a pluralistic one.
3. A "rebel" (US/Gulf) victory would mean Syria remains an unstable country for decades as Iraq, Afghanistan and now Libya show.
It also strengthens the US and allows them to cause further nuisance and destabilization across the world.
Most of my friends from Syria are anti-Assad (including a Kurdish friend), another Arab friend of mine whom I spoke to recently said all Syrians he knows hate Assad.
However he too agreed that these people are being emotional and not looking at the wider picture. If these rebels take over then a stable and independent Syria is gone. Syria will be a slave of foreign powers.
In Egypt the now ousted Morsi even wanted to sell off the Suez canal possibly to the Qataris and thus endanger Egyptian national security.
The Damascus government will win this war.
Russian aircraft aid arrives in Latakia, Syria.
Government forces have made major gains in the past few weeks and days and are set to restore the strategic Qalamoun region back to government control.
Syria enjoys:
- full diplomatic support from Russia.
- Military support and supply of arms from Russia.
- Satellite imagery from Russia.
- Harassment of the Turkish air force on the black coast as a warning to Turkey from Russia.
- Provision of medical and humanitarian supplies from Russia.
The Chinese too will step in if required but do not feel it is necessary now.
Russian soldiers in Moscow.
China supports Syria and sent Chinese warships a month or two ago off the Syrian coast as a deterrent to an American attack.
The Russians have sent their soldiers in to Syria.
They did this quite a while ago, but it has emerged in the western media now.
As I said for the Russians, Syria is a massive issue.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Comment
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Originally posted by Bengal_Tiger View Post...
Some are speculating that if things really got bad for Assad - which they haven't, Iran will itself send huge amounts of troops to Syria.
After that if the Iranian option doesn't work (which it probably would), then ultimately Russian troops would be sent to Syria with Russian planes wiping the American-backed militants out.
Will the Saudi war against Syria succeed. It looks like it will be very difficult.
Iranian troops.
Russian troops.
This post by me was 5 months ago.
I predicted that Russia would send troops in if required, this is what happened.
My information and analysis is more accurate than some major blogs and sites out there including:
- The Saker
- Moon of Alabama
and others.
I cannot disclose everything I know and all the information I am privy to in public but readers should wonder why Bengal_Tiger hinted at a massive Russian military operation in Syria almost half a year before it happened?
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The Saudi regime are reacting to the Russian operation in Syria in the only way they know how......
..by threats and promises of violence.
The Saudi regime is threatening to increase support for Wahabi terrorists in Syria trying to overthrow the government.
The Saudis are mindblowingly stupid!
1. Russia is now about to be on Saudi's door step.
- The Russians are in Syria and about to set up camp in Iraq, which borders Saudi Arabia.
The Saudis are going to see the army and air force of a nuclear superpower right next to them.
2. China will be going in to Syria it seems and probably Iraq too.
So it will be two nuclear superpowers with their armies right next door to Saudi.
3. If the Saudis are not careful, the Russian and Chinese navies will also go in to Yemen, in the same way the Americans went in to Syria without being invited by the Syrian government.
The Saudis have a hot war on their southern border.
They have Yemenis to their south, Iraqis and Russians to their north.
These monkeys need to start behaving or Putin and co. will have a very unpleasant surprise lying in wait for them.
Russians soon to be on Saudi borders in Iraq.
Britain's Express newspaper claims that Putin may send in 0.1 million Russian troops in to Syria.
End of ISIS? Putin 'sending 150,000 soldiers to Syria to WIPE OUT evil Islamic State'
VLADIMIR Putin is preparing to send 150,000 troops to Syria in a bid to wipe out the evil Islamic State once and for all.
By SCOTT CAMPBELL
PUBLISHED: 06:43, Sun, Oct 4, 2015 | UPDATED: 12:01, Sun, Oct 4, 2015....
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