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The_Face_of_Boo
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04 Nov 2015, 5:39 pm
Chummy wrote:
Neotenous Nordic wrote:
Anti-Assad sentiment is biased media representation. Check the allegiance of key-persons in American media and you see whose interests they serve.
Syria wants to be left alone. Someone is funding rebels to make up excuses for intervention. You'll see the same in Iran once Syria has gotten "democracy".
Russia is the bad guy now because he is helping Assad halt the destabilization of Syria. Certain interests in the U.S does not like that, which explains the increased Russophobe sentiment.
Here in Europe, certain interests have influence over the media, but not to such an extent as in the U.S, so we can put the pieces together. Those of us who dig a little deeper, that is.
I think it's time to stop f*****g around in the middle east and to expose the warmongerers and their lobbying in the U.S. I think Americans would very much start to clean up the mess in their own country and let the middle east sort their problems out themselves, plug the giant drain in the economy that comes from the incessant warmongering that is not in the interest of the American people.
Angry Syrians are pouring into Europe because of U.S warmongering. How many Syrians have U.S taken in? How many have Israel taken in? The gulf states?
But we have to deal with it, and these people think we all signed a door to door petition to bomb the living daylights out of them when the blame is on anti-democratic mafia like NATO, UN and EU who serve the interests of... let's just call them highest bidders.
None of us wanted it. Don't believe what the media is telling you about Assad, it's all bought and paid for.
Syria wants to be left alone. Someone is funding rebels to make up excuses for intervention. You'll see the same in Iran once Syria has gotten "democracy".
Russia is the bad guy now because he is helping Assad halt the destabilization of Syria. Certain interests in the U.S does not like that, which explains the increased Russophobe sentiment.
Here in Europe, certain interests have influence over the media, but not to such an extent as in the U.S, so we can put the pieces together. Those of us who dig a little deeper, that is.
I think it's time to stop f*****g around in the middle east and to expose the warmongerers and their lobbying in the U.S. I think Americans would very much start to clean up the mess in their own country and let the middle east sort their problems out themselves, plug the giant drain in the economy that comes from the incessant warmongering that is not in the interest of the American people.
Angry Syrians are pouring into Europe because of U.S warmongering. How many Syrians have U.S taken in? How many have Israel taken in? The gulf states?
But we have to deal with it, and these people think we all signed a door to door petition to bomb the living daylights out of them when the blame is on anti-democratic mafia like NATO, UN and EU who serve the interests of... let's just call them highest bidders.
None of us wanted it. Don't believe what the media is telling you about Assad, it's all bought and paid for.
Lol, the Arab states in the middle east don't want Syrians in their country even though they are mostly Muslims. Some of them can't handle the migration waves and the others just hate them more than they hate Israel and US. And I doubt they want to go there anyway, Europe is a sweeter candy.
Not sure if you are referring to Gulf states only in particular, if not, then get your facts straight.
Gulf states do not recognize the UN treaty on refugees; and they are in fact, may be way culturally different than Syrians despite religion and language - ie. non-veiled Syrian women would feel way more alienated in Saudi Arabia than in Europe.
And btw, how many ISIS targets Israel has bombed, Chummy?
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04 Nov 2015, 5:50 pm
Neotenous Nordic wrote:
Here's the million dollar question:
How come ISIS never talks about Israel?
I find that to be strange.
How come ISIS never talks about Israel?
I find that to be strange.
Is the implication that they are actually following Israel's orders?
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04 Nov 2015, 6:28 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
Neotenous Nordic wrote:
Here's the million dollar question:
How come ISIS never talks about Israel?
I find that to be strange.
How come ISIS never talks about Israel?
I find that to be strange.
Is the implication that they are actually following Israel's orders?
That may be a little doubtful, but how they deal with Palestine and that even the U.N recognized human rights violations(though they didn't do anything about it except investigate it seems)...makes it hard to trust that they had absolutely no part in current affairs. I mean mass destruction with no regard for civilian life or out right killing unarmed civilians because an age old belief that God gave them all of that land including the area inhabited by palestinians and so the arab Palestinians need to be gradually forced out or killed to make way for the Israelis, doesn't make it look like a trustworthy nation.
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