Umair Nawaz
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u lost one country, israel. Which is also on ISIS side.
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Once again. This articley is written by Robert Fisk - an Assad/Hezbollah fanboy.USA are the biggest funders of terrorists in the world.
ISIS are Iraqi Baath - same party as Assad. They are armed with Russian weapons.u lost one country, israel. Which is also on ISIS side.
Americans aren't winners at all. They wanted to rid of the Russian Naval base at Syria and it's still there.* Kurds and Americans are clear winners hands down. Kurds were third class citizens in Assad Syria, now they got de facto independent state with gas and oil.
The first side has upper hand since it has boots on ground with air support. Saudi and The U.S. are on the same side, by the way.
one side is Russia and Iran and their Damascus government and Iraqi / Lebanese / Afghan Shia paramilitaries proxies
one side is Turkey and Saudi Arabia and Qatar and their Army of Conquest and ISIS proxies
one side is the US, Britain, France, Germany and their Kurdish Aryans proxies
Okay, whatever floats your boat.Once again. This articley is written by Robert Fisk - an Assad/Hezbollah fanboy.
i got a question for you @500 , i know you rightly support the rebels[i think] who want to overthrow the syrian government and all but if hypothetically syria were to fall then wouldnt that mean eventually they [the rebels and isis] would turn towards israel.Once again. This articley is written by Robert Fisk - an Assad/Hezbollah fanboy.
ISIS are Iraqi Baath - same party as Assad. They are armed with Russian weapons.
Everybody except the Kurds would turn against Israel.i got a question for you @500 , i know you rightly support the rebels[i think] who want to overthrow the syrian government and all but if hypothetically syria were to fall then wouldnt that mean eventually they [the rebels and isis] would turn towards israel.
Neither rebels nor Assad possess any serious threat to Israel. I dont support rebels, I am simply sick of these insane bombing in name of failed dictator.i got a question for you @500 , i know you rightly support the rebels[i think] who want to overthrow the syrian government and all but if hypothetically syria were to fall then wouldnt that mean eventually they [the rebels and isis] would turn towards israel.
Actually Israelies tend to be on the side of the "known enemy"(Assad regime) than the unknown enemy(All the rebels).if all Syrian govt institutions (armed forces) are destroyed and they collapse like Libya and Iraq, Israel will kill the "victorious" jihadists and grab more land under guise of fighting the same terror they supported all along.
*Israel does not support the rebels, it however provide medical care for syrians who come near it's border and are injured (Seems like it shouldn't), it doesn't ask them where they from or if they're rebels or not.really ? by "on the side" do you mean support for or against ? because it seems like the state of Israel is actually fueling the jihad in Syria and that they are pro "rebel".
I think by now the world knows well who the enemy is, and it's the crazy jihadists in Syria/Iraq (isis/fsa etc)
these loonies actually think they're fighting some kind of Islamic end times times prophecised battles
and for sure they are not in favor of Israel, they are pure evil, they need to be finished.