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Originally posted by neo96
That is rich sounds like Iran warmongering and my personal favorite Iran is bullying the Syrian people FSA.
Had IRan not sent 15,000 troops to Syria maybe those people wouldn't been kidnapped.
Oh well.
It would be nice if there were any Syrians in the FSA...
As Syrian media is reporting the capture of military officers from foreign nations in Aleppo, the city which has a heavy presence of the Western-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) terrorist organization, the Secretary General of the United Nations is refusing to condemn the kidnapping of Iranian pilgrims in Syria.
theintelhub.com...
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by superman2012
Yet you and many others here help keep up this facade that Iran is some sort of great military power that will do untold amounts of damage to US forces or ANYBODY else. Meanwhile reality sets in and we see this for what it is Iran spewing out of it's backside stirring the pot.
While exposing just how impotent they truly are.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
They do have WMD's and this isn't Iraq, so your point is moot.
That's all I wanted to see you admit.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by superman2012
Yep its RT afterall they never lie!
www.rt.com...
Seyed Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran, speaking to RT regarding the troops, dismissed the news as “basically Western propaganda” and attributed the claims to erroneous information received by the Chinese media. “Iran has no troops in the country. Iran has never had troops involved in the problems within Syria.” “Someone in the Chinese media has been receiving information that is completely false,” said Marandi. He went on to say that the Iranian government supports Assad al-Bashar’s regime, but at the same time emphasized the fact that foreign intervention goes against Iranian policy.
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
Another revelation of the Persian Apostate wannabe-god-on-earth's hand. I weep for my fellow human brothers and sisters living in Iran under him. It shows he, and his beliefs, cared nothing for humans, let alone citizens.
The fact remains - which nation on Earth would pound mercilessly upon innocent men, women and children enmass with heavy artillery, gunships, fighter bombers and evil militia men for more than a year and a half, and continued to do so, while the world does nothing ?
Worse are those that support these atrocity and the humanslayer supporters talking Himmler-like lies to support the beasts, even here
I can find...no words... to say more....but weep for the suffering....not just in Syria, but all over our world ruled by fear, cowardice, apathy to those in power....
Had IRan not sent 15,000 troops to Syria maybe those people wouldn't been kidnapped.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by superman2012
I asked a question don't accuse me of something I haven't done.
How will Tehran get their forces to Syria?
Source
The kinds of arms that Iran was attempting to send to Syria before the shipments were seized by Turkish authorities included assault rifles, machineguns, explosives, detonators, 60mm and 120mm mortal shells and other items, the panel said.
The most recent incident described in the report was an arms shipment discovered in a truck that Turkey seized on its border with Syria in February. Turkey announced last year that it was imposing an arms embargo on Syria.
Syrian rebels claim that the 48 Iranians it kidnapped on Saturday are members of the elite Iranian Revolutionary Guards and not pilgrims as Iran alleges, in footage aired exclusively by Al Arabiya TV.
Originally posted by neo96
Oh so Rt isn't good enough eh?
That really is rich coming from this crowd.
Seyed Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran, speaking to RT regarding the troops, dismissed the news as “basically Western propaganda” and attributed the claims to erroneous information received by the Chinese media. “Iran has no troops in the country. Iran has never had troops involved in the problems within Syria.” “Someone in the Chinese media has been receiving information that is completely false,” said Marandi. He went on to say that the Iranian government supports Assad al-Bashar’s regime, but at the same time emphasized the fact that foreign intervention goes against Iranian policy.
Seyed Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran,