And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
This is pretty big news, I am surprised more people are not paying attention to this. This thread should be going crazy hot.
DavesAlt
Probably too busy playing borderlands and/or getting high.
Lol probably :P
I hate Syria, it is a dictator ran backwards country. But I don't want Syrian civilians to be harmed (same goes for Turkey, but Syria is really digging it's self into a hole. Turkey is a democracy so I will side with them, and Tureky didn't fire first.
And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
l4dak47
You support Assad?
It's not a matter of supporting Assad.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
Stesilaus
You support Assad?
It's not a matter of supporting Assad.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
Syria attacked Turkey before this so.... If NATO planned this, sh*t isn't working out for them, then.
And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
Stesilaus
You support Assad?
It's not a matter of supporting Assad.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
This is pretty big news, I am surprised more people are not paying attention to this. This thread should be going crazy hot.
Pirate700
It's conflict in the middle east. What else is new?Well the outcome of the conflict in Syria does have a pretty big impact on the world. It is a proxy war.
And what does Assad stand to gain from ordering his military to fire at civilian targets in Turkey?
It should be patently obvious that this is a crude "false flag" attack, staged by the selfsame mercenaries that the thug state of Turkey has been coddling on Syria's border.
Stesilaus
You support Assad?
It's not a matter of supporting Assad.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
not everything can be explained by that cliched theory.
[QUOTE="l4dak47"] You support Assad? VaguelyTagged
It's not a matter of supporting Assad.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
not everything can be explained by that cliched theory.
The only other credible theory is that the Zionists are behind it.
It's a matter of respecting the sovereignty of Syria.
And it's a matter of opposing another attempt at externally-imposed regime change, whose goal is not "liberation", but the maintenance and extension of NATO hegemony in the Middle East.
Stesilaus
not everything can be explained by that cliched theory.
The only other credible theory is that the Zionists are behind it.
:|
lol , yeah because everything is the fault of the "zionists" , I bet when your female counterpart forgets to bring home some milk from the shop , you blame it on "Zionist agents" (and enough with the "Zionists" , youre really talking about the Jews, so you may as well say it). besides, its odd how the Jews are blamed for both supporting Assad (by the rebels) , and by you for supporting the Rebels in some giant conspiracy then again , its your kind that blames us Jews for both capitalism and communism , the black death and both world wars, I guess you can pile this onto us too. though you are proof that the so called , anti colonial left is infested with Jew haters of the worst kind., so congrats on that.
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