Barak: Israel may Invade Syria, Seize Advanced Weapons

[BLACKEAGLE]

@BLACKEAGLE, Then why you want to destroy the last Arab stronghold, you yourself is admitting Syria is resistance and we are supporting the Hezbollah and the Palestinian resistance. NOW I KNOW YOU MOTIVATION, ITS NOT DEMOCRACY, YOU DONT EVEN CARE ABOUT THE RESISTANCE, PALESTINE, OR SYRIA, ALL YOU CARE ABOUT IS DESTROYING ARABS, BY DIVIDING THEM, SEPARATING THE RELIGION. SHAME ON YOU.

Blackeagle, Answer his questions his asking you and your government, ANSWER HIM. This is the video you posted

God knows how much I used to like this guy. I see what's going on as painful, I used to argue Sunni and Saudi who opposed this guy the very same I am arguing you here. I was tough with those who oppose Syria or Hizbullah just two years ago. You know why? Because it was almost impossible to disagree with him, I mean he looked so reasonable and convincing. But after his clear and unjustifiable hypocracy toward Bahrain and Syrian issues that was clearer than the Sun in the midday time, it can't be justified whatsoever. He is talking about just while he sends his militia to kill Syrians and openly support the butcher who is slaughtering children and civilians, the ones who hosted and embraced them in their worst times in 2006 war. And at the same time cries over the 36 people who were killed in Bahrain, among them policemen. And the policemen who involved in killing were sentenced and punished. He says right but he does wrong. Let me have the liberty to say that you don't care about Syrians but rather afraid from Muslims, this issue blinds your eyes of the proved facts. It's not what I or you want but rather what Syrians want. We don't matter, they matter, the majority.

 

[Syrian Lion]

God knows how much I used to like this guy. I see what's going on as painful, I used to argue Sunni and Saudi who opposed this guy the very same I am arguing you here. I was tough with those who oppose Syria or Hizbullah just two years ago. You know why? Because it was almost impossible to disagree with him, I mean he looked so reasonable and convincing. But after his clear and unjustifiable hypocracy toward Bahrain and Syrian issues that was clearer than the Sun in the midday time, it can't be justified whatsoever. He is talking about just while he sends his militia to kill Syrians and openly support the butcher who is slaughtering children and civilians, the ones who hosted and embraced them in their worst times in 2006 war. And at the same time cries over the 36 people who were killed in Bahrain, among them policemen. And the policemen who involved in killing were sentenced and punished. He says right but he does wrong. Let me have liberty to say that you don't care about Syrians but rather afraid of Muslims, this issue blinds your eyes of the proved facts. It's not what I or you want but rather what Syrians want. We don't matter, they matter, the majority.

You said it, the majority, and the majority support Alasad, do you think if the THE WHOLE MAJORITY ROSE UP Alasad would last a minute ? i said this before, no tanks no guns no bombs and overcome the will of the people, if the people wanted Alasad out, he would have already been out, since week one of the conflict, however Syrians support him and want him to stay, don't you agree that the majority of people can do something? since those who are called freedom or democracy lovers are so small and they are even outside Syria, they are nothing. And Hezbollah never mentioned anything regarding Bahrain, i dont see it anywhere, and so what if he said something about the killing in Bahrain, he also said something about the killing in Syria, and he said it must stop and the opposition should not kill people, instead they should sit on the table, he is looking for peace. I just see that you are looking at it from one view, which is totally wrong, dont mix religion with politics with people. Like you said the only that matter are the majority, and the majority support Alasad, if they didn't Alasad wouldn't last a minute.

 

[Hasbara Buster]

Two Things You Don't Know About Syria (If You Only Read The Mainstream Press)

By Daniel McAdams

July 22, 2012 "Information Clearing House" -- 1) The current events are not some new phenomenon, are not directly tied to the phony "Arab Spring" democratization movement (Saudi Arabia promoting democracy? Are you joking?). In fact this is a flare up of a longstanding attempts to overthrow the Syrian government dating back at least to the 1970s. The rebels' modus operandi -- using civilians as human shields, bombing civilian areas, mutilating bodies, cutting arms and legs off of their war prisoners -- is nothing new. What is new is the intensity of US/UK/GCC aid to the rebels which is allowing them to flex their violent instincts more effectively.

2) The Muslim Brotherhood presented as radical Islam's rush to fill the void left by the fall of dictators is likewise a load of propaganda. As Seymour Hersh wrote back in 2007, the Muslim Brotherhood is far from a radical Islamic threat to the US and Israel -- they have been on the payroll the US and Israel for years! As Hersh wrote back then:

"A former high-ranking C.I.A. officer told me, 'The Americans have provided both political and financial support (to the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood). The Saudis are taking the lead with financial support, but there is American involvement.'”

Now we have an excellent article by Robert Dreyfuss, a well-known and respected contributing editor for The Nation, explaining in detail the above two points -- the two things that you will not know if you only follow Syria in the mainstream (or even some alternative) media outlets.

Writes Dreyfuss:

"No one outside Syria knows who the rebels are. The outside groups, such as the Syrian National Council and other self-styled spokesmen, have unclear ties to the forces on the ground. The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood is a major player, both inside and out. And the Muslim Brotherhood has been battling Assad at least since the 1970s, when it carried out a series of assassinations and bombings against the government of Hafez Assad, Bashar Assad's late father. Many quick-study Syria experts point to the brutal put-down of the Brotherhood-led rebellion in Hama in 1982. But the Muslim Brotherhood's war against Assad had long been raging even before that, including a horrific incident in June 1979, when the Muslim Brotherhood gang attacked a military school in Aleppo, Syria, and butchered eighty-three cadets, In November 1981, a massive car bomb linked to Islamist rebels killed 200 people in Damascus. During this period, the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria had covert support from Israel and from Israel's agents in Lebanon, including the infamous Major Saad Haddad, a Lebanese military officer recruited as an Israeli pawn in south Lebanon."

To understand the present, it is wise to look to the recent past. Things are not always what they seem. Look for ties, who pays the bills, who pulls the strings. Therein is a clue to the real agenda.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article31965.htm

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

You said it, the majority, and the majority support Alasad, do you think if the THE WHOLE MAJORITY ROSE UP Alasad would last a minute ? i said this before, no tanks no guns no bombs and overcome the will of the people, if the people wanted Alasad out, he would have already been out, since week one of the conflict, however Syrians support him and want him to stay, don't you agree that the majority of people can do something? since those who are called freedom or democracy lovers are so small and they are even outside Syria, they are nothing. And Hezbollah never mentioned anything regarding Bahrain, i dont see it anywhere, and so what if he said something about the killing in Bahrain, he also said something about the killing in Syria, and he said it must stop. I just see that you are looking at it from one view, which is totally wrong, dont mix religion with politics with people. Like you said the only that matter are the majority, and the majority support Alasad, if they didn't Alasad wouldn't last a minute.

I am talking about religion because what is going on have much to do with it, you can't hide it. Yes the majority want him to step down, but they are civilians and yet have no real power, the ones who kept him this long are the Alawites who hold the most critical positions in the government and the army. The well equipped and trained regiments are for Aalwits. As you see, many have been defected and many more are waiting for the right moment until they guarantee their families safety from regime's revenge after their defection. So, what's going on now is a conflict between the people (mainly Sunni)and the regime and his forces (mainly Alawites).

 

[Arabian Legend]

Look straight in the eye and say you would like to see innocent children suffer from sanctions. It's different when you wish it brother. I know this regime has left us no choice whatsoever but we can't celebrate that at all. They are humans. This is nothing of Islam brother. I know you are angry just like me but you don't mean it, and you shouldn't.

just to make things clear brother, I wouldn't ever wants to see an innocent person getting suffer wether in iran or any other part of the world but as you said the have left us no choice. if both iran and syrian regime would ever care about their own people they would stand by them not to dragging them to undesirable situation. such governments will make their people vulnerable and leave them at the end. both regimes could have been wise enough and stick their noses where they should be instead of creating many enemies around them and crying over our reactions. despite iran and syria have many internal issues yet they are exporting them to other countries in the region to divert their own people's attention in whats happing around them. we can clearly see how they turned the whole middle eastern countries against them due to their lack of diplomacy. my problem has always been with the iranian regime's external polices not with the iranian people themselves. I have many friends from iran we go to the same school we share the same food we help each other in school works, we hang out together whenever weekend... etc. if you respect people will treat you back the way they want to be treated.

 

[Syrian Lion]

I am talking about religion because what is going on have much to do with it, you can't hide it. Yes the majority want him to step down, but they are civilians and yet have no real power, the ones who kept him this long are the Alawites who hold the most critical positions in the government and the army. The well equipped and trained regiments are for Aalwits. As you see, many have been defected and many more are waiting for the right moment until they guarantee their families safety from regime's revenge after their defection. So, what's going on now is a conflict between the people (mainly Sunni)and the regime and his forces (mainly Alawites).

Did you even read what i said? I SAID NOTHING CAN OVERCOME THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE, IF 10 MILLION ROSE UP, NO TANKS NO PLANES NOTHING CAN OVERCOME THEIR POWER, THE PEOPLE POWER IS FAR MORE STRONGER THE GUNS AND TANKS, TRUST ME WE ARE SYRIANS, WE FEAR NOTHING, WE ONLY FEAR GOD. And those defectors are nothing, how do they want me to support them if they defect on youtube and then they run to Turkey? is the "revolution" in Turkey or in Syria? like i said before if the majority rose up, Alasad would not last a minute, you are hiding the truth, let me tell you something, if one quarter of the Sunni majority rose up, Alasad would not last a minute, i keep telling you that, and you keeping running away.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

Did you even read what i said? I SAID NOTHING CAN OVERCOME THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE, IF 10 MILLION ROSE UP, NO TANKS NO PLANES NOTHING CAN OVERCOME THEIR POWER, THE PEOPLE POWER IS FAR MORE STRONGER THE GUNS AND TANKS, TRUST ME WE ARE SYRIANS, WE FEAR NOTHING, WE ONLY FEAR GOD. And those defectors are nothing, how do they want me to support them if they defect on youtube and then they run to Turkey? is the "revolution" in Turkey or in Syria? like i said before if the majority rose up, Alasad would not last a minute, you are hiding the truth, let me tell you something, if one quarter of the Sunni majority rose up, Alasad would not last a minute, i keep telling you that, and you keeping running away.

Then, who are the tens of thousand people who protest in every single town in Syria everyday chanting for freedom although they are being shelled? And why does every Syrian I meet in Jordan say the same about the regime? 130 k Syrian refugees fled Syria for their lives from the regime's forces brutality. If those weren't the majority then who are they? terrorists? Come on, go easy on my mind.

 

[Hasbara Buster]

if one quarter of the Sunni majority rose up, Alasad would not last a minute, i keep telling you that.

So the overwhelming majority supports Assad, or even if they don't, they fiercely oppose western/Saudi/Turkish intervention, right? What do you expect is eventually going to happen in Syria?

 

[Syrian Lion]

Then, who are the tens of thousand people who protest in every single town in Syria everyday chanting for freedom although they are being shelled? And why does every Syrian I meet in Jordan say the same about the regime? 130 k Syrian refugees fled Syria for their lives from the regime's forces brutality. If those weren't the majority then who are they? terrorists? Come on, go easy on my mind.

okay lets say there are 2 million who oppose Alasad, does that mean a new leader? every country has at least 10% opposition and no new leaders come everyday, lol again i said it, those ''democracy'' lovers and western puppets are nothing but small groups supported by the west and terrorists.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

So the overwhelming majority supports Assad, or even if they don't, they fiercely oppose western/Saudi/Turkish intervention, right? What do you expect is eventually going to happen in Syria?

No one is calling western forces to intervene on the ground, they only demand no fly zones to be taken as safe havens for them to resist as the case in Libya. No Muslims no Arabs and no Syrians have called for direct intervention. I haven't heard that from anybody.

 

[Syrian Lion]

So the overwhelming majority supports Assad, or even if they don't, they fiercely oppose western/Saudi/Turkish intervention, right? What do you expect is eventually going to happen in Syria?

yes the majority does support Alasad, and the internal Syrian opposition ( which i support) are against any outside intervention whether its from an arab or from the west, this issue is internal issue, and if you to solve it, you need to solve in Syria, not sitting outside like the so called SNC.

No one is calling western forces to intervene on the ground, they only demand no fly zones to be taken as safe havens for them to resist as the case in Libya. No Muslims nor Arabs nor Syrians have called for direct intervention. I haven't heard that from anybody.

The F"S"A have called NATO intervention, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, heck Qatar and Saudi openly admitted they are supporting the terrorists with money and weapons.

and dont forget the "Friends" of Syria meeting, aka the enemies of Syria

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

yes the majority does support Alasad, and the internal Syrian opposition ( which i support) are against any outside intervention whether its from an arab or from the west, this issue is internal issue, and if you to solve it, you need to solve in Syria, not sitting outside like the so called SNC.



The F"S"A have called NATO intervention, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, heck Qatar and Saudi openly admitted they are supporting the terrorists with money and weapons.

and dont forget the "Friends" of Syria meeting, aka the enemies of Syria

Impossible, there is a difference between establishing forces on the ground which strongly opposed by all of us and establishing a no flying zone by Nato and Arab league air-forces. I dare you to find a single source that proves they called for Land forces led by Nato.

 

[Syrian Lion]

Impossible, there is a difference between establishing forces on the ground which strongly opposed by all of us and establishing a no flying zone by Nato and Arab league air-forces. I dare you to find a single sourse that prove they called for Land forces led by Nato.

When the "Arabs" meet with the NATO leaders, what does that mean to you? just drinking coffee ? dude you guys even posted Articles of Saudi Arabia sending forces to Jordan so they will be sent to Syria. and we saw the no fly zone in Libya where Qatar took a big role in killing 50k Libyans.

and dont forget the ''arabs'' support chapter 7 on Syria, what does that mean?

 

[Arabian Legend]

yes the majority does support Alasad, and the internal Syrian opposition ( which i support) are against any outside intervention whether its from an arab or from the west, this issue is internal issue, and if you to solve it, you need to solve in Syria, not sitting outside like the so called SNC.



The F"S"A have called NATO intervention, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, heck Qatar and Saudi openly admitted they are supporting the terrorists with money and weapons.

and dont forget the "Friends" of Syria meeting, aka the enemies of Syria

very innocent post. its not an internal issue anymore. you can't kill innocent people and call it internal issue. we are responsible to stop the bloodshed whenever occurs. and yes we say it openly we are arming the syrian people to defend themselves and their families against the most criminal regime of this era. the syrian illegitimate regime has left us not even a tiny choice to bring things on table.

 

[Syrian Lion]

very innocent post. its not an internal issue anymore. you can't kill innocent people and call it internal issue. we are responsible to stop the bloodshed whenever occurs. and yes we say it openly we are arming the syrian people to defend themselves and their families against the most criminal regime of this era. the syrian illegitimate regime has left us not even a tiny choice to bring things on table.

go arm the Palestinian resistance, since 1948 saudi ''arabia'' have done nothing, but talk and talk, no actions nothing, Gaza 2008 did any Arab nation act but Syria? and even blackeagle admitted it, so stop the BS of saying ending the bloodshed, you are no one to speak about that,

and Syria have hosted many dialogues which you the "Arabs" and the west didn't encourage, look at Russia and even Iran now is supporting peace by hosting Dialogues, but Saudi never spoke of dialogue but instead adding oil to the fire and send weapons and terrorism.

and go help the muslims in Burma, they are dying, 20k died in one week.