Syria's Assad votes in former rebel town, site of chemical attack

[Muhammed45]

Syria's Assad votes in former rebel town, site of chemical attack

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad voted on Wednesday in an election certain to extend his rule over a country ruined by war, casting his ballot in an ex-rebel bastion where a suspected chemical weapons attack in 2018 prompted Western air strikes.

www.reuters.com

"Syria is not what they were trying to market, one city against the other and sect against the other or civil war, today we are proving from Douma that the Syrian people are one," Assad said after voting.

In the meantime USA and its European lackies, the ones helibourning terrorists into Syria from around the world trained and armed to the teeth, are rejecting people's votes in Syria. They are worried about democracy in Syria

These are the same Syrians that western media called them anti Assad

 

[Muhammed45]

Lol at western democracy. This is the real democracy,

 

[aryobarzan]

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Lol at western democracy. This is the real democracy,

Good to see Syrians participating in an election possibly one of few places in Arab world besides Iraq and Tunisia and Algeria where people can actually vote in real......but no masks...no social distancing...they are asking for trouble.

 

[prashantazazel]

True leader of the masses.

 

[fachfouch]

Good to see Syrians participating in an election possibly one of few places in Arab world besides Iraq and Tunisia and Algeria where people can actually vote in real......but no masks...no social distancing...they are asking for trouble.

really in Syria people can vote hahahahahah this is a joke

 

[Wilhelm II]

really in Syria people can vote hahahahahah this is a joke

Just 5 percent below fully democracy so north Korea won the first stage

 

[Muhammed45]

Just 5 percent below fully democracy so north Korea won the first stage

Being NK is still much better than licking American boots. And thats so rich coming from a Sisi supporter. At least Assad is not a result of coup and massacre.

 

[IbnAbdullah]

Salaam

I hope the posters here aren't serious. The man preferred to see his country and countrymen burn - millions displaced and hundreds of thousands killed - than to step down.

Look at other countries where the long time dictators resigned and look at Syria.

Even Egypt where only husn e Mubarak resigned and we are back to the same people, just the change in leadership saved the country from a lot of trouble.

Such a terrible leader and such an unfortunate people.

 

[Wilhelm II]

Being NK is still much better than licking American boots. And thats so rich coming from a Sisi supporter. At least Assad is not a result of coup and massacre.

How do Chinese boots taste?