This Photo In Sryia Proves Its a Proxy War Against Russia and China. Rebels Showing There True Color

Originally posted by yourmaker
on one hand they send the message, on the other it gains a lot of sympathy and directs the negative attention towards Russia/China.

Oh, my..

How'd I miss that one. Yeah Russia and China getting negative attention. Whatever you do, let's not have ANY of that...

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by Numbers33four

 

Russia isn't that Bad as the western mainstream outlets claim.

Yeah, Russia's politicians are so much more civilized. It's a wonder they don't get more respect in the international community. Void of corruption.



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Igor Aranson is a chairman of the Board of Deputies in Uvarovka (urban settlement in Moscow region) and member of Russia’s ruling party “United Russia“. Half year ago he and his son severely beat two teenagers - brothers Anton and Andrey Zorin - because they dared to cross the road in front of his car.

Now why can't American politicians man up and be a positive public figure like the Russians have?

Yeah those are some "evil rebels".

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That's just one Russian politician though Boncho, surely you can't hold them all to that account. What about their actions for the people of the country and on the world stage?

Amnesty International France has also set up an online petition calling for Russian President Dmitri Medvedev to respond to a variety of rights abuses in his country, including problems involving racism, the persecution of journalists, restrictions on the freedom of expression, the volatile situation in the North Caucasus, and torture, among others.

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Russia vs. Georgia

Journalists killed in Russia.

Russian human rights violations and politics.

Russia supplying arms to Syria, (Im sure they get nothing out of the deal) ...just good Samaritans.



Why not just let Russian officials control everyone's country since they are so altruistic...

/end sarcasm.

Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

 

Looks familiar

townhall.com...

I don't see any familiarities...

Any ways,

I wonder if it would be possible for the UN or the US(gov) to spread organized voices of dissent in order to bring an uprising, sway political events, and form perceptions on foreign relations?

International Republican Institute $400,000 To cultivate independent social science research as the basis for like-minded reformers to project an alternative view of the situation inside Syria. IRI will sup­port four studies on contemporary issues of importance in Syrian society, from topic formulation to evidence-based policy engagement; guide the use of research as a basis for developing communications strategies that connect with the Syrian public; and promote public discourse on social, economic and political reform.

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The banners / posters look as though they have been printed on a large format printer, not sure whether the media is paper or banner vinyl...?

Originally posted by SLAYER69

Originally posted by yourmaker
on one hand they send the message, on the other it gains a lot of sympathy and directs the negative attention towards Russia/China.

Oh, my..

How'd I miss that one. Yeah Russia and China getting negative attention. Whatever you do, let's not have ANY of that...

of course they deserve it as much as we do..

Sounds like your believing buying the mainstream propaganda on Sryia not surprised.

Originally posted by MrJohnSmith
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

 

The banners / posters look as though they have been printed on a large format printer, not sure whether the media is paper or banner vinyl...?

They were printed on Photoshop printers!

Look closely at the letters themselves, and observe how they follow the contours of the wrinkles in the "print medium".

They don't.

reply to post by neo96


Ah the protests by a few small Syrian/Americans just like last year Libyans? if you want support the Islamists thats fine.

Originally posted by neo96

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by neo96

 

Yes the same rebels who miss the days of GW Bush

You think neutral Syrians in Sryia miss Bush?

hardly.

But if you also notice its the same paper quality as the other one.

edit on 14-6-2012 by Agent_USA_Supporter because: (no reason given)

Yeah because they are "occupy Syria" they don't want Russia,China.,or Iran, doing the occupying..

Yeah but they want Israel and Israel wants to them to win.

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Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by neo96

 

Ah the protests by a few small Syrian/Americans just like last year Libyans? if you want support the Islamists thats fine.

Look again those were taken in Canada a bastion of Anti American Imperialism, and sorry don't buy the Isreal card because it has been played everyday on this site for years.

The boys who cried "zionists" once too often.

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First off It was Georgia who attacked South Ossetia by shelling and artillery attacks on civilian araes did you forget that?

Well this guy here is committed to the cause i would say.

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by neo96

 

Ah the protests by a few small Syrian/Americans just like last year Libyans? if you want support the Islamists thats fine.

Why not support "the Islamists"? Syria is chock full of "the Islamists", BECAUSE IT"S THEIR FRAKKIN' COUNTRY!

Doesn't matter which "side" you support, you're going to be supporting "the Islamists".

Of course, if you want to go with not supporting anyone, that's cool. After all, it's their country, and their problem!

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by neo96

 

Ah the protests by a few small Syrian/Americans just like last year Libyans? if you want support the Islamists thats fine.

So they dont count,because they are Syrian/Americans ,or Syrian/Canadians? Why cant they be just human beings? Then you trump up your case,by throwing in Islamists ?


Was your prejudging,based on skin color,or race?

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I have seen them on the news already not a huge number of anti Assad protesters as it was in Libya case in Toronto only 100 showed up to protest.

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by boncho

 

First off It was Georgia who attacked South Ossetia by shelling and artillery attacks on civilian araes did you forget that?

I don't play the blame game, that's your forte.

nformation collected in the course of four fact-finding visits by Amnesty International to the region in August 2008, together with other sources including satellite imagery, indicates that all parties to the conflict committed serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, both during the course of the conflict and in its aftermath.
The findings suggest that both Georgian and Russian forces as well as South Ossetian militias committed serious human rights violations, including carrying out indiscriminate attacks – which resulted in the death and injury of many civilians – and extensive looting and damaging of property of ethnic Georgians in and around the conflict zone.

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Proxy war against China and Russia? Just because a sign is well written and presented? Oh, and I bet those protestors are under cover Mossad agents, and the whole conflict is a false-flag? Foreign powers ought to stay out of the mess in Syria, and I said the same thing during the Libya uprising. It is none of our business. It is the business of the Syrians.

Since Russia and China was brought up? Russia is notorious for playing both sides of a conflict, and it makes perfect sense in their particular predicament. They risk losing a base, and a steadfast ally. Show some support for the rebels in the event they win, and show some support for Assad in the event he wins. If they play their cards right politically? They lose nothing, and gain everything. The Russian's have to hope that the rebels or the Assad loyalists miss the forked tongue while the pandering is going on. They see that, and it is curtains for Russia's business with Syria. They talk a lot about momentous military might to their supposed opposition. However, when it is time to show some fortitude by sending troops and military equipment to a certain area? Russia does a complete about face, and starts throwing around the concept of nukes being launched to the four winds.

As for China, and their role in all of this? All I see them doing is huffing and puffing at the UN, and at the very least; tossing in a veto in conjunction with the Russians. Just like their approach with regard to Libya. China is just fuming about the US repositioning its military forces to the Pacific region, and is trying to buddy-up to Russia as an attempt to keep the US off of their doorstep. The thing about Russia is that they look out for Russia first and foremost. Their history speaks loudly of that simple premise. If Russia does not see a special interest in backing China when their relationship with the US gets heated? Russia will back off.

Back to the topic. Let the rebels and the Assad regime duke it out amongst themselves. Let the factions make signs about anything they want. Write in English, Arabic, Russian, or Chinese. I don't care. It is none of our business. That goes for the West, Russia, or China. Lets not stir up the Middle East anymore than it already is. As of now, the situation in Syria seems to be localized, and lets try to keep it that way. If this thing escalates or spills over into neighboring countries? Look for gas prices to go up even more than they already are, and the very possibility of a regional if not international conflict. Stay the heck out of Syria!

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I'm curious, are you busy drawing up "Igor Aranson Change 2012" posters?

Reminder.

It's fine criticizing one regime or government, but I don't see how it excuses others...