Islamist US proxies have captured Damascus. Bashar’s government has fallen. Is it joever for the Axis of Resistence?

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    7 months ago

    I have pinned the post to prevent a wave of similar posts.

    It is a sad day for the resistance in the Middle East. A US proxy has won yet again and their terrorist groups will destroy another country.

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    To anyone living in Germany, Turkey etc. where there are a lot of Syrian refugees, is there a strong sense of Gusano syndrome among them? Are many of them preparing to return to Syria?

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      Civil War might be extended indefinitely. It’s only two factions remaining, Rojava and the new government. As of now, Syria is already in ruins, and the UNESCO World Heritage Sites might be destroyed by the new government.

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      I haven’t heard about anyone intending to return, not that I specifically asked. There has been a disgusting amount of cheering though. Crowds celebrating, convoys honking, literal fireworks. I first thought it was weirdos celebrating new years early, turned out to be worms instead.

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      Syrian here. Unfortunately most Syrians are celebrating. There is an immense mountain of propaganda in Arabic, more so than English speaking ones.

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    My country’s news is reporting about a prison that’s being caputred at which the prisoners are being released. Makes me thing about the (I think) Czech president who released prisoners from a gulag only to find out they were filled with, you know, a lot of criminals lol.

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    7 months ago

    Feels like 1991 all over again. World historical tragedy occurring before our eyes. Please pay your respects to the martyrs who held out this long against Daesh, god have mercy on Syria

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      I don’t know about all of you but to me, seeing the decades-ruling Syrian government fall is like an “End of History” for the Middle East. This is a goodbye to the last remnant of Pan-Arabism, of Arab Socialism, of Arab Secularism, of Arab Anti-imperialism. It was the last remaining Arab anti-imperialist state in the Levant. This is a huge blow to the Axis of Resistance and Iran, billions of dollars and decades of foreign policy put to waste.

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    Can’t wait for the liberals and western leftists to ignore the caste system that’s gonna be implemented with a very specific type of Sunni Muslim on top. May be they can send sell construction slaves to the zios and gulf states. Gonna need a ton of bodies to build neom

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    German media is already talking about how this hopefully means that they can safely send Syrian refugees back.

    A year ago everyone pretended to be extremely mad at how the AfD wanted to send people with migrant heritage back to where they came from but since then we’ve gone back to the standard racist programing.

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      shocked pickachu face when this crisis results in even more refugees into Turkey and Europe.

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        The number of refugees coming into Europe is a good indicator to know whether the overthrow of Bashar’s government cause more lawlessness.

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          Even in the best-case scenario where this was a tactical trap for Isn’treal, the plundering and destruction of the Syrian government is only going to make conditions worse for everyone there. It’s really sad.

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    I never expected the Syrian army to fall this quickly, but it didn’t look good in the first place.

    Back when they were fighting back, the bull of the fighting force that didn’t come from Iran were formerly pretty active paramilitary groups that were incorporated into the Syrian army. After these fighter served full term in the army and got discharged, they joined up with other paramilitary or mercenaries groups, such as Hezbollah or Wagner group.

    Now that practically every experience fighters on Assad’s side are busy elsewhere, the entire forces on Assad’s side are pretty much underequipped conscripted troops that have neither the skill, experiences, equipments, nor the morale close to what the previous generation of fighters processes. Now add the fact the rebel groups are unsubtly support by the Yank et.al., and…well, you can do the rest of the math yourself.

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    Israel will colonize and settle the south, Turkey will begin restoring the Ottoman empire in the north, and the US will continue occupying the east for oil, but at least people in Syria are now free to go around destroying Christmas trees. (I despise Christmas but still.)

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          If terrorists keep on appearing without a centralized command nor a reliable resource, then the problem is democratic support to the “terrorists”, the social conditions, economy, government corruption, or government mismanagement.

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      There’s so much disappointment… the SAA’s unwillingness to fight, Syria’s allies standing on the sidelines, no one even trying to stop the terrorists. Syria will be like Afghanistan but worse at this rate.

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      Considering they’re US proxy forces I wouldn’t think fond at all. Most likely they’ll serve as a radicalizing and training ground for people to start up shit in Xinjiang again.

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      I’m no expert on the rebels. However I do know that the “FSA” has many fighters from the Turkestan Islamist Party among its ranks so I doubt it’s a favorable opinion.

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      They’re not rebels, they’re a Western-funded ISIS/Al-Qaeda offshoot that wants to establish an Islamic caliphate in Syria.

      They differ from ISIS because ISIS tried to establish a global caliphate and failes, HTS aims to establish one only in Syria.

      In addition to supporting Neo-Nazis in Ukraine, the West and the Western media are now supporting ISIS in Syria.