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originally posted by: DarknStormy
There's no such thing as the Free Syrian Army... They are international terrorists just like the rest of them.
originally posted by: Sparta
a reply to: real_one
So you are saying the other captives are lying, also the parents receiving emails are also liars. I would take their testimony over the Syrian governments any day + the fact the only site running this story is infowars. I too wouldn't judge a story based solely on the source but when it is only them, a couple red flags run up the pole.
originally posted by: real_one
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
Game of chess indeed...
I find it rather difficult to believe that some people are still saying that we had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING with to do with the actions that brought ISIS to its current stage.
Even the most die-hard skeptic should be able to at least admit that they have weaponry which we supplied to the FSA which many of their fighters ended up going to ISIS...part of me believes this was part of their "back up plan" but I cannot prove my speculations.
I'm one of the believers that ISIS is a USA/Israeli creation with the help of other nations such much of the EU and some Arab nations with the intent to cause unrest in the region for strategical purposes and forward the anti-Islam agenda.
Honestly I can't blame any country as the people behind this are located all over the world.
originally posted by: michaelbrux
Really, sold by the Free Syrian Army?
Those are the same guys asking for help now that they're surrounded by Assad and his dog, Isis, right?
Iran and Syria directly confronted the Bush administration Wednesday by declaring they had formed a mutual self-defense pact to confront the "threats" now facing them. The move was announced after a meeting in Tehran between Iranian Vice President Mohammed Reza Aref and Syrian Prime Minister Naji al-Otari, according to Britain's Guardian.
int.icej.org...
originally posted by: Sparta
a reply to: real_one
So you are saying the other captives are lying, also the parents receiving emails are also liars. I would take their testimony over the Syrian governments any day + the fact the only site running this story is infowars. I too wouldn't judge a story based solely on the source but when it is only them, a couple red flags run up the pole.
originally posted by: NavyDoc
originally posted by: Sparta
a reply to: real_one
So you are saying the other captives are lying, also the parents receiving emails are also liars. I would take their testimony over the Syrian governments any day + the fact the only site running this story is infowars. I too wouldn't judge a story based solely on the source but when it is only them, a couple red flags run up the pole.
This. I addition, I don't understand the "hey, he was killed last year, so it's cool." Doesn't matter when he was killed, it's still not cool.
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
a reply to: real_one
During the height (well.. yeah you know kinda height) of the tensions in Syria when everyone was wondering what would spark it of, all of a sudden this missile was launched from the sea and Russia I believe cauaght it on radar and no one knew who it was or where it came from. It appeared like a provocation like maybe to get them to fire back.
I found a link I BELIEVE relates to it. I think it was the one that Israel got mad that the US outed them on.
link
edit: damn touch screen anything.
Syrian rebels, including fighters from an al-Qaida-linked group, seized control of a frontier crossing with Israel in the Golan Heights on Wednesday after heavy clashes with President Bashar Assad's forces, activists and rebels said.
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Israel says it holds the Syrian government responsible for any violence that emanates from its territory.
bigstory.ap.org...