Syria’s Assad thanks ‘Arab brothers’ as quakes stir aid diplomacy
The quakes have given the isolated Syrian leader a shot at engaging with neighbours.
Syria’s Assad thanks ‘Arab brothers’ as quakes stir aid diplomacy
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Al-Assad is not a friend of "Arabs". The Baath party are a joke and all rhetoric. At least the Syrian branch. The Iraqi branch did a lot of harm against not only Iraq but other Arabs (Kuwait) as well.
I think that the Baath party were/are a Trojan horse. It is a weird mixture of Western-imported nationalism, racial supremacism, marxism, anti-imperialism (while they themselves wanted to control the entire Arab world through coups etc.), liberalism (secularism) etc. Just a weird bunch altogether.
The same Al-Assad dynasty was 1 of the only 2 Arab states (I am talking about regimes here, naturally most Syrians and Libyans have much more sympathy and support for an fellow Arab nation like Iraq rather than Iran) that supported Iran against Iraq.
Two Arab republics and neighbors (Syria + Iraq) both ruled by so-called Baath regimes, yet enemies. Similarly with Gaddafi who due to envy/competition, was against Saddam's Iraq because he wanted to be king of the Arabs (with his Green Book nonsense and nonsense ideology) and afterwards when that failed he went nuts and claimed to be a king of Africa and started his pan-Africanism....
Al-Assad is an incompetent leader who has helped destroy his country and forced millions of Syrians to migrate abroad.
He should be thanking his intelligence service for releasing 100's if not 1000's of radicals from Syrian jails (when the civil war started) and thank his Baath ideology (ISIS is an Baath offspring - urge everyone to read about the relationship between ISIS and Baathis in Iraq) and the international community (Russian in particular but also the West), for saving his dynasty from losing power. That and other infiltrated Trojan horses (ISIS) for starting to senselessly attacking civilians (Muslims included) in Europe, in order to further defame Islam and make life hard for Muslims in Europe.
I think that the Baath party were/are a Trojan horse. It is a weird mixture of Western-imported nationalism, racial supremacism, marxism, anti-imperialism (while they themselves wanted to control the entire Arab world through coups etc.), liberalism (secularism) etc. Just a weird bunch altogether.
The same Al-Assad dynasty was 1 of the only 2 Arab states (I am talking about regimes here, naturally most Syrians and Libyans have much more sympathy and support for an fellow Arab nation like Iraq rather than Iran) that supported Iran against Iraq.
Two Arab republics and neighbors (Syria + Iraq) both ruled by so-called Baath regimes, yet enemies. Similarly with Gaddafi who due to envy/competition, was against Saddam's Iraq because he wanted to be king of the Arabs (with his Green Book nonsense and nonsense ideology) and afterwards when that failed he went nuts and claimed to be a king of Africa and started his pan-Africanism....
Al-Assad is an incompetent leader who has helped destroy his country and forced millions of Syrians to migrate abroad.
He should be thanking his intelligence service for releasing 100's if not 1000's of radicals from Syrian jails (when the civil war started) and thank his Baath ideology (ISIS is an Baath offspring - urge everyone to read about the relationship between ISIS and Baathis in Iraq) and the international community (Russian in particular but also the West), for saving his dynasty from losing power. That and other infiltrated Trojan horses (ISIS) for starting to senselessly attacking civilians (Muslims included) in Europe, in order to further defame Islam and make life hard for Muslims in Europe.
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What? Daesh is literally the offspring of Baathism and modern-day Jihadism. I highly doubt that they have any popular support in Syria or Iraq. They are very much a minority movement.
Which "Saudi Arabian" terrorist groups were/are present in Syria?
I want to remind you that KSA used to have very good/close relations with Syria, Al-Assad regime included, and Syria even participated on the side of KSA during Desert Storm.
KSA's sole problem with Al-Assad is his closeness to the regional adversary (Iran) and for the Alawite hegemony in Syria, albeit I assume, that the latter is the much lesser "problem" and nowadays with MbS around and a much-less "clergy-influenced" KSA, this is practically irrelevant.
Anyway if you are familiar with the rhetoric of the Al-Assad regime, you will realize that their main rhetoric has been against the Muslim Brotherhood and allied movements where they mostly used to blame Turkey and Qatar.
KSA and the Muslim Brotherhood are enemies and have been so since the Arab socialism/nationalism era ended in the 1980's. Look no further than KSA's reaction to events in Egypt with Morsi which pretty much predated the unrest in Syria.
Syrian Al-Assad army officers in KSA during Desert Storm fighting side by side with KSA:
Syria had 14.500 soldiers based in KSA that took part in Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War:
Coalition of the Gulf War - Wikipedia
The 6th most soldiers after USA, KSA, UK, Egypt and France.
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Would mind looking into the above, please? The quoted user appears to be trying to legitimize the "I'SIS terrorist group. The comment is clearly portraying Daesh under a favorable light and pretending that the terrorists did commendable work.
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USA is not happy https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/u-s-extends-carrier-deployment-after-syria-attack.764127/
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