no Assad isn't supported by most Syrians. there are 4 million refugees who certainly don't support him.
there are 10 million Sunnis that do not support him.
Paphitis wrote:no Assad isn't supported by most Syrians. there are 4 million refugees who certainly don't support him.
there are 10 million Sunnis that do not support him.
miltiades wrote:Paphitis wrote:no Assad isn't supported by most Syrians. there are 4 million refugees who certainly don't support him.
there are 10 million Sunnis that do not support him.
Are you just making things up as you go along ?
Most Syrians support Assad, FACT.
The fact remains: The moderate Syrian opposition only exists in fancy suits in Western hotel lobbies. It has little military backing on the ground. If you want to ask why Assad is still the president of Syria, the answer is not simply Russia or Iran, but the fact that his army remains resilient and pluralistic, representing a Syria in which religion alone does not determine who rises to the top. The military also represent as challenge against the spread of terrorism, which is why three of the top British generals of the last five years have openly called for the recognition that the Syrian Arab Army, loyal to President Assad, is the only force capable of defeating ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Levant.
miltiades wrote:Paphitis wrote:no Assad isn't supported by most Syrians. there are 4 million refugees who certainly don't support him.
there are 10 million Sunnis that do not support him.
Are you just making things up as you go along ?
Most Syrians support Assad, FACT.
The fact remains: The moderate Syrian opposition only exists in fancy suits in Western hotel lobbies. It has little military backing on the ground. If you want to ask why Assad is still the president of Syria, the answer is not simply Russia or Iran, but the fact that his army remains resilient and pluralistic, representing a Syria in which religion alone does not determine who rises to the top. The military also represent as challenge against the spread of terrorism, which is why three of the top British generals of the last five years have openly called for the recognition that the Syrian Arab Army, loyal to President Assad, is the only force capable of defeating ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Levant.
The moderate Syrian opposition only exists in fancy suits in Western hotel lobbies. It has little military backing on the ground. If you want to ask why Assad is still the president of Syria, the answer is not simply Russia or Iran, but the fact that his army remains resilient and pluralistic, representing a Syria in which religion alone does not determine who rises to the top. The military also represent as challenge against the spread of terrorism, which is why three of the top British generals of the last five years have openly called for the recognition that the Syrian Arab Army, loyal to President Assad, is the only force capable of defeating ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Levant.
Paphitis wrote:Thank you for the tip and for exposing milti.
I just googled milti's post and it turns out it was copied and plagiarized from a very dubious propoganda site.The moderate Syrian opposition only exists in fancy suits in Western hotel lobbies. It has little military backing on the ground. If you want to ask why Assad is still the president of Syria, the answer is not simply Russia or Iran, but the fact that his army remains resilient and pluralistic, representing a Syria in which religion alone does not determine who rises to the top. The military also represent as challenge against the spread of terrorism, which is why three of the top British generals of the last five years have openly called for the recognition that the Syrian Arab Army, loyal to President Assad, is the only force capable of defeating ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Levant.
https://www.therussophile.org/why-assad ... l/#forward
Yes word for word from The Russophile! Therussophile.org to be precise.
https://www.therussophile.org/
but milti has turned into a good little Russophile. talk about pussy-whipped!
These are the facts he is trying to pass off as FACT!
Schnauzer wrote:Paphitis wrote:Thank you for the tip and for exposing milti.
I just googled milti's post and it turns out it was copied and plagiarized from a very dubious propoganda site.The moderate Syrian opposition only exists in fancy suits in Western hotel lobbies. It has little military backing on the ground. If you want to ask why Assad is still the president of Syria, the answer is not simply Russia or Iran, but the fact that his army remains resilient and pluralistic, representing a Syria in which religion alone does not determine who rises to the top. The military also represent as challenge against the spread of terrorism, which is why three of the top British generals of the last five years have openly called for the recognition that the Syrian Arab Army, loyal to President Assad, is the only force capable of defeating ISIS and Al Qaeda in the Levant.
https://www.therussophile.org/why-assad ... l/#forward
Yes word for word from The Russophile! Therussophile.org to be precise.
https://www.therussophile.org/
but milti has turned into a good little Russophile. talk about pussy-whipped!
These are the facts he is trying to pass off as FACT!
'Par for the course' old chap,'Par for the course' The ONLY comments emanating from our 'Learned chap' are those which emerge interlaced with 'Insult', 'Filth and Foul Language'.
I qualify such statement advisedly since He has persistently besmirched My person on countless occasions, so much so that I have actually subscribed to His nonsense by almost advocating that His assessments are correct I am sure that nobody with a modicum of sense takes Him seriously BUT, there are always exceptions.
I assure you.I am NOT quite the 'Ogre' I have presented myself (due to His rantings) and would hope that others have the intelligence to realize that such is the case........it's all 'Good Fun' when one has a little 'Leisure Time' on their hands......don't You agree ?.
miltiades wrote:I always provide a link when bringing to attention views. On this occasion I failed to do so, neither did I state that those were my words..
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