Syria air raid kills 30 - Lebanon kidnap worries region

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo
reply to post by neo96

 

What are "Saudi Arabia,Qatar,Kuwait and Turkey" supposed to represent?

They are on your side and you're criticizing them?

My side?

I could care less my point of contention is these threads is the same old tried and true, and failed west bashing only matters what the west does not what the eastern and middle eastern bloc does.

Which is straight up BS.

Originally posted by all2human
Exactly..and that's why other countries need to butt out..let me ask you a question Slayer,when is the last time Syria or Iran for that matter imposed its military against a foreign nation?

Overtly or Covertly?

Many here at ATS know the difference and many more have a few decades worth of watching all sides [ Including Iran and Syria ] play their cards.

A straight answer would be nice
re-read it if you like

Originally posted by all2human
A straight answer would be nice

edit on 15-8-2012 by all2human because: (no reason given)

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Every war Isreal has been involved almost every one Syria was involved.

reply to post by neo96


Yes, you defend the rebels, all those I selected from your post support them.

Saudi Arabia in its Mecca-hosted meeting of OIC suspended Syria today. They are all acting to topple Syria.

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo
reply to post by neo96

 

Yes, you defend the rebels, all those I selected from your post support them.

Saudi Arabia in it's Mecca meeting of OIC suspended Syria today. They are all acting to topple Syria.

Quote just where I am defending the rebels,

Originally posted by all2human
A straight answer would be nice

Short answer

Syria supports Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Hezbollah just to name a few.

reply to post by SLAYER69


I'll ask you again..when is the last time Syria or Iran for that matter imposed its military against a foreign nation?

For those who'll listen - drop the Hamas ref. as applied to this conflict.

Do I need to post February 2012 news again?

Where Hamas just before internal leadership elections supported rebels?

Originally posted by all2human
I'll ask you again..when is the last time Syria or Iran for that matter imposed its military against a foreign nation?

You can ask repeatedly all night long. They fight their conflicts covertly. If you refuse to acknowledge that aspect then we have nothing further to discuss.

Are we done playing semantics?

Originally posted by neo96

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo
reply to post by neo96

 

Yes, you defend the rebels, all those I selected from your post support them.

Saudi Arabia in it's Mecca meeting of OIC suspended Syria today. They are all acting to topple Syria.

Quote just where I am defending the rebels,

You make it abundantly clear what your position is.

Whatever reservations you may hold doesn't seem to tilt the balance of your overall support.

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo

Originally posted by neo96

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo
reply to post by neo96

 

Yes, you defend the rebels, all those I selected from your post support them.

Saudi Arabia in it's Mecca meeting of OIC suspended Syria today. They are all acting to topple Syria.

Quote just where I am defending the rebels,

You make it abundantly clear what your position is.

Whatever reservations you may hold doesn't seem to tilt the balance of your overall support.

Considering the lack of any quotation of that I am moving on besides the topic is:

Syria air raid kills 30 - Lebanon kidnap worries region

For those who forgot.

I haven't spotted some vocal posters here wondering what is the justification of this act posting on the recent threads of with videos of rebels beheading, throwing people(postal office workers) off a roof, dismembering the dead, etc

All for 'Shabiha'.

reply to post by all2human


all2human, your insistence while good hearted may end in failure from blinders of some...

Unfortunately even Israel is worried. A divide can be seen from the govt. Important officials rather prefer Assad over the current 'candidates'...

reply to post by wujotvowujotvowujotvo


Why should Anyone justify those actions? They are just as pathetic as the Syrian Government shelling and now bombing civilians.


Where is your outrage over both?

Originally posted by wujotvowujotvowujotvo
I haven't some vocal posters here wondering what is the justification of this act posting on the recent threads of with videos of rebels beheading, throwing people(postal office workers) off a roof, dismembering the dead, etc

All for 'Shabiha'.

And we can provide video of the exact same thing occuring on the other side of the fence.

Also, to answer your question again -
Syria participated in the several wars against Israel.
Iran funds Hamas / Hezzbullah, who are proxies who fight Israel.
Syria funds Hamas / Hezzbullah, who are proxies who fight Israel.
Should we look at the PKK in Syria / Turkey / Iran / Iraq and how that war is going?
Iran has sent military units to Syria...
Syria has occupied Lebanon for a few decades...

How about the Franco-Syrian war?
Gulf war #1 against Iraq.
How bout Black Spetember when Jordan cracked down on Palesitinian militants? Syria intervened on their behalf.


Just to name a few more.....

These wars are truly disgusting,despite our differences,i believe we can all agree,the hundreds of innocents slain from western backed militants..
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In case any here missed this Feb 2012 news... some seem to never have read them.

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Arutz Sheva
Hamas Leadership Left Syria, Deputy Leader Confirms

Hamas' No. 2 confirms that the terror group has left Syria because of protest crackdown.

By Elad Benari
First Publish: 2/27/2012, 5:14 AM

www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/153183

Jerusalem Post

Analysis: Syria and Hamas: End of a honeymoon
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH
02/25/2012 19:21
www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=259357

The honeymoon between Hamas and the Syrian regime is now officially over.

Since the eruption of the uprising against Bashar Assad’s regime nearly a year ago, Hamas had refrained from taking sides. Its declared policy was that the movement did not interfere in the internal affairs of Arab countries.

(...)

But now that Hamas has left Syria, its leaders are finally able to voice their true feelings. Last Friday, Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh chose Cairo as the venue for expressing his movement’s support for the Syrian people’s efforts to get rid of the regime.

Haniyeh said that Hamas “lauds the Syrian people who seek freedom, democracy and reform.” This one sentence was enough to signal the end of a long honeymoon between Assad’s regime and Hamas.

reply to post by wujotvowujotvowujotvo


People have read it, however the context of the question asked was with regards to Syria / Iran and foreign military involvement. So Syria and Hamas had a falling out over the Syrian civil war. They have had contacts with each other long before then so the inclusion of Hamas in the list is valid.

Where is Agent_USA_Supporter?

Is he being prevented from new posts?