Paphitis:
Thanks for the compliment however I can't return the sentiments. I do not believe you are a nice person at all and for that to change you will need to re-align your moral settings which seem to be non existent as far as the brutal suffering of the Syrian people are concerned
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I am not a hypocrite like you and obviously more magnanimous and pragmatic ! I have every concern for the Syrian people, it is a war they did not start, it was started by Islamic Fundamentalists that were, once again supported by the US (
CIA). The success of the Russian invited assistance in keeping the civilian casualties as low as possible, is evident to all but a very few blinkered people. The UN has no credibility as it is dominated and directed by the US and its Allies.
The extended and brutal suffering of the Syrian people falls squarely into the lap of the US coalition and their illegal arming and supporting of terrorists trying to overthrow a Leader that
YOU would also like to see the back of. Had you not encouraged this war by arming insurgents, it would have been over in weeks. But
YOU are notorious for your double standards.
You seem euphoric about the Kurds, with your backing and support, taking over Northern Syria? This is of course an act of war ..... what
YOU are supporting would be the annexation of Northern Syria. Nobody has asked the people in the area if they want to be an independent region of what is now Syria. The Kurds have no legal right to take over the region and as such your support is aiding and abetting the illegal seizure of the Syrian territory. You even rejoice at the stealing of the regions resources, its oil and gas. (
but exactly how you will get to export it, will be interesting to see?)
So basically you could not give a sh*t for the suffering people as you are happy to rob them and subjugate them to a regime of which they have had no part in electing. So as far as I am concerned, as most of your posts are on this
WE take anything
WE want, when
WE want and WE will destroy anyone who gets in the way of
US or our partners ......makes you most certainly a hypocrite to criticise the moral standing of others.
With that attitude to a Kurdish annexation of part of Syria, how do you justify your criticism of Russia in dealing with Crimea?
Russia didn’t invade Crimea, they were there by legal agreement with the elected government. Then the US (
once again) organised, backed and instantly recognised a coup by extreme right wing fascists who deposed the government and directly threatened the ethnic Russians, particularly in Eastern Ukraine. They also threatened the Russian base in Sevastopol. The Russians DID breach international law by using their forces in Crimea to ‘
lock down’ the Ukraine military. This undoubtedly saved many lives and prevented another conflict. The people of Crimea voted for independence and then asked Russia to annex the region as protection against the illegal government. But THIS action you condemn with your usual anti-Putin rhetoric.
Using just a reasoned view of facts (
available from various sources .... even the UN), the actions of Russia were far more justified than the actions you want to see in Northern Syria. There were no deaths and they allowed the Ukraine Military to either go back to Ukraine, join the Russian Military or just stay as civilians in Crimea. Very few returned to Ukraine!
So I would say on balance I have a far more concerned approach to a fair and just solution in Syria than you ever will, you support ONLY your concept of victory at any cost. I support Assads right to remain as President until the Syrian people say otherwise.
YOU have started and have added fuel, to the fires of war with the one single purpose of getting rid of Assad an elected President.
For you, only one thing counts. if its against the banks or America, then it must be good.
The above is why I have little or no time for the US Administration or for the stupid politicians in those foolish countries that signed up to the USA’s war(s) of aggression around the Globe.
As for banking? Yes ..... and they are slowly crumbling but unfortunately are taking countries down with them. But then you cannot comment as you have no clue even to the basics of how the system works. Again you are consumed by your own arrogance and lack of knowledge.
What you are about to see in Syria is a very long and protracted war which will be endless. Not to mention the fact, the Qatar, Turkey, UAE and Saudi Arabia are only going to regroup and DAESH is still very active and far from defeat.
Daesh and Islamic fundamentalism are the product of US interference in the Middle East. You are correct, they will be around for years but as what they are .... TERRORISTS. Assad/Russia will degrade them in Syria and the US should do likewise in Iraq. This should prevent them forming a credible fighting force. But they will melt away in Syria and Iraq and regroup in ....... Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia, even in Russia no doubt ........ but also the USA and no walls or passport checks will stop them. I believe this is inevitable and the US won’t be able to use Nimitz class carriers and F-16’s to deal with that. The ME countries you mention would not dare to attack either Russia or Iran, the result would be catastrophic for them.
Secondly, we have another agenda and plan and that involves Kurdish Interests in Syria and the oil Fields and the Raqqa region. The area is also rich in oil reserves.
You know nothing about agendas and plans. You couldn’t organise a p*ss-up in a brewery! Once again ....
YOUR penchant for theft and annexation of a sovereign states lands, is clearly evident.
Furthermore, our offensive in Mosul is proceeding very well, and it is a lot less brutal than the Aleppo offensive. And we have been at it for a lot less (just over a month) than the regime with its offensive on Aleppo. If the Mosul offensive continues for another 14 months then come and speak to me but that is unlikely.
Stop kidding yourself, Mosul has virtually ground to a standstill, your Iraqi proxies have suffered over 7000 casualties in just seven weeks and you are still mainly in the rural areas and the suburbs. There have been hundreds, if not thousands of civilian casualties and massive property destruction by artillery and air raids. But there is no independent journalistic coverage in Mosul, what is coming out comes from Iraqi forces and fleeing civilians. So the actual situation is very sketchy.
I say again ..... you are delusional and live in a World of pure fantasy!
