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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Tue Dec 06, 2016 9:43 pm

Schnauzer wrote:
miltiades wrote:As early as February 2016 : But none of this masks the fact that US policy over Syria has been a terrible failure. The blame extends to the West as a whole, but it is the US, the leader of the West to whom the world instinctively looks at such moments, that must bear the brunt of it."

" Barack Obama's policy on Syria has been a complete and utter failure


No president has looked as ineffectual on the world stage since Jimmy Carter"
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/syr ... 72506.html

I arrived at this conclusion way back in October 2012.


Stuff and Nonsense !. :roll:

Fuck off PERVERT !!
Do you really think that I would interact with you in a civil manner? A Pervert that celebrated the slaughter of innocent British tourist in Tunisia, the mowing down of French men women and children, the cold blooded murders by your cousins, the savages ? Fuck off you prick !!
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Schnauzer » Tue Dec 06, 2016 9:53 pm

miltiades wrote:
Schnauzer wrote:
miltiades wrote:As early as February 2016 : But none of this masks the fact that US policy over Syria has been a terrible failure. The blame extends to the West as a whole, but it is the US, the leader of the West to whom the world instinctively looks at such moments, that must bear the brunt of it."

" Barack Obama's policy on Syria has been a complete and utter failure


No president has looked as ineffectual on the world stage since Jimmy Carter"
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/syr ... 72506.html

I arrived at this conclusion way back in October 2012.


Stuff and Nonsense !. :roll:

Fuck off PERVERT !!
Do you really think that I would interact with you in a civil manner? A Pervert that celebrated the slaughter of innocent British tourist in Tunisia, the mowing down of French men women and children, the cold blooded murders by your cousins, the savages ? Fuck off you prick !!


I take it that you agree that your assertion was 'Stuff and Nonsense' then ?. :roll:
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Maximus » Tue Dec 06, 2016 9:54 pm

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday that it was a "disgrace" that the international community had been unable to alleviate the suffering in Syria's besieged city of Aleppo.

"Aleppo is a disgrace," she said in a speech to her conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party.

"It is a disgrace that we have been unable to establish a humanitarian corridor, but we must continue to fight for one."

https://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Middl ... -west.ashx
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Wed Dec 07, 2016 1:00 am

Maximus wrote:German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday that it was a "disgrace" that the international community had been unable to alleviate the suffering in Syria's besieged city of Aleppo.

"Aleppo is a disgrace," she said in a speech to her conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party.

"It is a disgrace that we have been unable to establish a humanitarian corridor, but we must continue to fight for one."

https://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Middl ... -west.ashx


Oh yes, and if you dig deeper you will find exactly who she blames for this state of affairs - she blames the Regime and Russia. FACT!

She is one of us. She is a part of the Coalition. There are many international leaders around the world who also express the same sentiments.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Wed Dec 07, 2016 1:02 am

miltiades wrote:
Lordo wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Lordo wrote:you pibol are cluless. you have learnt nothing from the last 60 years. till you learn your lesson and stop messing around in other pibol's country and stop seeing them as your economic interests the problem will go on. just like a flu virous, it will re-surface under anoother name in another place. next one will be closer to home though. so those who support such actions will get a taste of their medication you have been dishing out to the world world muslim or otherwise

Us pibol have a brein, yu dunt huve, shut it you morron :lol: :lol:

if you are going to improve the language at least spell things correctly. breyin is breyin of which you have zilch

when you get hit you will of course froth in the mouth and accuse the muslim religion for causing it all. like hell it is. what you saw you will reap the benefit of. you will get what you deserve sooner or later. but like the rest of your so called civilisation your pibol will relaise it about a thousand year dowwn the line. talk of ignorant blind pibol leading pushdopezzevengo peasants.


enjoy

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Muslims are people like you and I, including Sunnis.

If you think you can wipe the majority out of Syria with a sledgehammer to appease your own prejudices, then you got another thing coming.

People like you will only perpetuate eternal sectarian conflict. This sectarian divide is very deep and eternal.

If you don't see this, and believe that it will be solved by force of arms, then you will have Saudi Arabia to deal with, which is currently being held by the collar in the hope a Comprehensive Settlement can be achieved.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Wed Dec 07, 2016 1:09 am

Robin Hood wrote:Paphitis:

Whilst you ramble on in your macho dream world of endless conquest and the astounding success of YOUR forces …… I will inject a bit of reality for you. In the mean time, keep taking the tablets and remember to do what your shrink tells you. :wink:


Map Update: Syrian Army captures 60% of rebel-held Aleppo in the space of a week

ALEPPO, SYRIA - Not a week after the major breakthrough the Syrian Armed Forces accomplished in Hnano Housing District that had them capture all the east Aleppo districts that lay north of the Al-Bab Highway, the Syrian Army would proceed to launch its second phase of the Aleppo offensive.

With no more than 500 meters separating the elite Tiger Forces at the Eyes Hospital and the garrison of the citadel, the rebels are expected to abandon their holdouts in the Old City neighborhoods north of the citadel or risk further isolation in the city.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/ma ... pace-week/


This is a bit out of date as the BBC have just announced further gains and the recovered area is now 70%. :D

The news coming in the last couple of hours is that YOUR terrorists have mortared one of several Russian provided Field hospitals, killing several paramedics and doctors. Not mentioned in the MSM as is to be expected but RT has it covered. :wink:

This SAA’s achievements are what you call progress, as opposed to.............

Winter approaches - Nearly seven weeks into the Mosul offensive, the advance on ISIS has slowed.

IS has been pushed out of more than 20 neighborhoods, but the majority of the city is still under their control. Now, the fighters’ tactics are bogging down Iraqi forces, who say they faced more than 630 suicide car bomb attacks in the first 45 days of the operation — that’s an average of 14 every day.

(Paphitis note: US coalition war crimes and crimes against humanity continue to rise ….. November alone, over 900 civilians many deliberately targeted by YOUR air forces and ground forces. There is no information available on the level of destruction! …. So much for YOUR ‘….it will be all over in a week!’ prediction)

And the civilian cost continues to rise regardless. The United Nations said there has been a “staggering” number of casualties in Iraq since the operation began. In November alone the civilian toll was more than 900 killed and a similar number injured, according to figures released by the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq. Most of those deaths were in Mosul.

https://news.vice.com/story/mosul-offensive-slows-as-death-toll-soars


Looks like you are going to get stuffed in Mosul by Daesh? Now who has ground to standstill? Will be even worse for you when the MANPADS you supplied to the terrorists in Aleppo reach Mosul. :roll:



Again with all your lies.

we don't have any such dreams of conquest. that will be Russia and his regime lapdog killing thousands of innocent civilians, bombing hospitals and schools.

We are the Coalition and will do what we deem is best under the present circumstances and as they evolve without getting drawn into an eternal sectarian war that will be endless. We also have our own lapdogs which we can unleash which will have no issue getting involved just like your Iranian lapdogs. Saudi Arabia is there and standing by just for you.

We have our legitimate friends in Syria, and they control a lot of ever increasing land. Under present circumstances, that is the last time the regime will see this land as part of Syria.

And there isn't a thing anyone can do about it without a Comprehensive settlement.

Mad Dog mattis knows all these issues very well, and will be in charge in 45 days.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Wed Dec 07, 2016 5:47 am

Paphitis wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Lordo wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Lordo wrote:you pibol are cluless. you have learnt nothing from the last 60 years. till you learn your lesson and stop messing around in other pibol's country and stop seeing them as your economic interests the problem will go on. just like a flu virous, it will re-surface under anoother name in another place. next one will be closer to home though. so those who support such actions will get a taste of their medication you have been dishing out to the world world muslim or otherwise

Us pibol have a brein, yu dunt huve, shut it you morron :lol: :lol:

if you are going to improve the language at least spell things correctly. breyin is breyin of which you have zilch

when you get hit you will of course froth in the mouth and accuse the muslim religion for causing it all. like hell it is. what you saw you will reap the benefit of. you will get what you deserve sooner or later. but like the rest of your so called civilisation your pibol will relaise it about a thousand year dowwn the line. talk of ignorant blind pibol leading pushdopezzevengo peasants.


enjoy

MOUSLIMS, I HAVE TO AKREE , are the moust pissfoul pebble on erth, end thmoust edoukated :lol: :lol:


Muslims are people like you and I, including Sunnis.

If you think you can wipe the majority out of Syria with a sledgehammer to appease your own prejudices, then you got another thing coming.

People like you will only perpetuate eternal sectarian conflict. This sectarian divide is very deep and eternal.

If you don't see this, and believe that it will be solved by force of arms, then you will have Saudi Arabia to deal with, which is currently being held by the collar in the hope a Comprehensive Settlement can be achieved.

Here you go again talking rubbish. Have I ever either supported or not the Sunnis, the Shias or any other brand of Islam. ? WHO SIAD ANYTHING ABOUT USING A SLEDGEHAMMER TO WIPE OUT SYRIANS ?? Paphitis calm down mate, I have no prejudices like you, I don't hate Putin, I don't hate Assad, I may consider both as dictators but I do not hate them in the manner that you so passionately do.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:11 am

it's not rubbish at all.

Human Rights principals are universal.

And we have all the Gas and Oil.

No comprehensive solution means Coalition Wins, Kurds win, and regime stuck chasing its tail for decades.

It also means that DAESH survives and will thrive not only in Syria but the rest of the world.

Coalition had nothing going in to Syria, and expected nothing other than a comprehensive defeat against DAESH. But we now have the land and we have Billions worth in loot!
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:14 am

Paphitis wrote:it's not rubbish at all.

Human Rights principals are universal.

And we have all the Gas and Oil.

No comprehensive solution means Coalition Wins, Kurds win, and regime stuck chasing its tail for decades.

Do please take time to read this, all that I can say is what a bloody mess !

"Washington must set priorities. Washington Post columnist Jackson Diehl argued that Russia “has proved that ... a limited use of force could change the political outcome, without large costs.” However, that’s because Moscow has one objective: keep Assad in power. Washington has a half dozen or more conflicting goals, none of are important enough to warrant the use of force.


Syria’s civil war does not implicate any of Washington’s traditional Middle Eastern interests, most importantly Israel and oil. America’s chief concern should be the Islamic State, not Assad regime. Candidate Trump correctly opined: “our far greater problem is not Assad, it’s ISIS.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/doug-band ... 53840.html
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:16 am

miltiades wrote:
Paphitis wrote:it's not rubbish at all.

Human Rights principals are universal.

And we have all the Gas and Oil.

No comprehensive solution means Coalition Wins, Kurds win, and regime stuck chasing its tail for decades.

Do please take time to read this, all that I can say is what a bloody mess !

"Washington must set priorities. Washington Post columnist Jackson Diehl argued that Russia “has proved that ... a limited use of force could change the political outcome, without large costs.” However, that’s because Moscow has one objective: keep Assad in power. Washington has a half dozen or more conflicting goals, none of are important enough to warrant the use of force.


Syria’s civil war does not implicate any of Washington’s traditional Middle Eastern interests, most importantly Israel and oil. America’s chief concern should be the Islamic State, not Assad regime. Candidate Trump correctly opined: “our far greater problem is not Assad, it’s ISIS.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/doug-band ... 53840.html


This is an opinion piece from Huffington, it is not any official position from the Coalition, Sunni Delegates or the International Community.

Russia has had zero success so far but had gone in with all guns blazing and with a sledgehammer, but 18 months later, they still haven't gotten anywhere. Only the Coalition has been achieving goals in both Iraq and Syria. Tell me, which of the 2 countries is achieving success? Syria or Iraq? Come on take a stab! it's Iraq, and that is because Coalition policies on how to defeat terrorism are superior to Russia's and a lot more better considered.

Trump hasn't said anything else since his election but has appointed Mad Dog Mattis which is a clear indication of the direction he will take. But he has said plenty of things about Iran. Do you think he will connect Assad with Iran? You better hope not because Iran is not liked by Trump or Mad Dog and it looks like they are attributing this war to Iran and consider it a proxy. Bottom line is this, the regime is not in a good spot. Trump wants to reinstate the embargoes against Iran.

Plus, what will Russia and the regime do with the land we now occupy and all the oil fields? Oh fuck all! OK then! All they can do is flee to the Security Council and the UN, and 5 countries are going to veto them anyway. next step is go to the UN GA, of which 60+ countries will not support them or abstain.

Meanwhile, international recognition will swiftly follow beginning with the Coalition States.
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