If the west didn't invade Iraq then everything would be fine.
Saddam Hussein although cruel would have exterminated ISIS and it wouldn't gain ground in Iraq and Syria.
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by Senegalboy » Tue Jun 19, 2018 9:29 am

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 9:29 am
Senegalboy wrote:If the west didn't invade Iraq then everything would be fine.
Saddam Hussein although cruel would have exterminated ISIS and it wouldn't gain ground in Iraq and Syria.
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:19 am

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:21 am
Vassenor wrote:Firaxin wrote:What if we build a safe area on the border where asylum seekers and refugees can stay while they wait for the system to let them in, it would raise taxes but keep the morality of the nation intact without endangering the citizenry.
So basically put everyone in concentration camps.

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:31 am
Fenriis wrote:Assad is a nationalist hero defending his people.
Fenriis wrote:The best among them fight for their family and country or work hard contributing in their country from doctors to road workers.
Fenriis wrote:The ones that come here mostly are young men who abandoned their women and children and country and run off to the west so they can live off their welfare system.
Fenriis wrote:Not to mention most migration doesn't come from Syria but Africa.
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by The Empire of Cyril » Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:34 am

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 11:58 am
Fahran wrote:Fenriis wrote:Assad is a nationalist hero defending his people.
He would not need to defend his people from his people had he not governed them so poorly. Fear has its practical uses, but, without prudent policy, it's just a bludgeon in the hands of a thug. Assad neglected his duties and ignored the growing destitution and discontent in the countryside until it festered into a rebellion. He also allowed the rebellion to transform into an Islamist movement. I hold him principally responsible for the present civil war.Fenriis wrote:The best among them fight for their family and country or work hard contributing in their country from doctors to road workers.
Fighting for your family is not so palatable when you're guaranteed to lose that fight and the cost of such a loss would be all their lives. Many good people throughout history have become refugees. How many well-educated professionals or artists or thinkers fled Germany and Russia when they were in the grips of totalitarianism? How many fled Iraq when it became possible? Assad has targeted well-to-do families with famous names. Doubtless, some of them will seek asylum.Fenriis wrote:The ones that come here mostly are young men who abandoned their women and children and country and run off to the west so they can live off their welfare system.
Source on this? My impression was that women and children comprised a slight majority of the refugees from Syria.Fenriis wrote:Not to mention most migration doesn't come from Syria but Africa.
In this case, yes, and South Asia.

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:33 pm
Fenriis wrote:Assad has always had policies aimed at wealth distribution and practised state owned national socialist style oil companies and protectionism
Fenriis wrote:and these "rebellions" are funded and created by America, Israel, UK, France, UAE, Saudi and Qatar who are the real source of terrorism
Fenriis wrote:(they is a reason for the fact that these "protestors" have neatly written signs in English,
Fenriis wrote:ISIS and "free Syria army" recived medical treatment and weapon shipments from the US and Israel
Fenriis wrote:and the US keeps bombing them when they are about to wipe out the remaining terrorists and so on)
Fenriis wrote:in the region as Assad has state owned banks,
Fenriis wrote:refused US pipelines though his country,
Fenriis wrote:works with Iran and Russia and Lebanese freedom fighters,
Fenriis wrote:had nationalised oil and protectionism
Fenriis wrote:and resisted Israel and America's aggression which is a fact.
Fenriis wrote:Every country faced struggle but the best and noblest stayed to help their country.
Fenriis wrote:Many of my Japanese family were in Nagasaki (although they weren't there when the bomb went off inside the blast so had no burns) and they didn't run off and my great great grandfather was a doctor and he knew he will get radiation poisoning but still stayed to look after his patients as he beloved it was his duty as a doctor and my family in the UK went though the blitz because of Churchill's decision to start the war
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Kubumba Tribe » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:36 pm
Farnhamia wrote:A word of advice from your friendly neighborhood Mod, be careful how you use "kafir." It's derogatory usage by some people can get you in trouble unless you are very careful in setting the context for it's use.

by Vassenor » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:36 pm
Fahran wrote:Fenriis wrote:Assad has always had policies aimed at wealth distribution and practised state owned national socialist style oil companies and protectionism
And those policies have, as a general rule, benefited a limited number of regions. Grinding poverty and lack of opportunities are still pervasive problems across much of Syria. Additionally, Assad's heavy-handedness with liberal-minded reformers and journalists probably succeeded in alienating elites in cities like Damascus and Aleppo. So criticizing his rule makes some semblance of sense.Fenriis wrote:and these "rebellions" are funded and created by America, Israel, UK, France, UAE, Saudi and Qatar who are the real source of terrorism
Do you happen to have a source demonstrating that the Free Syrian Army was founded by foreign interlopers? Because I'm certain that the experts who have been studying this conflict would love a genuine rebuttal of their present theories. TIL that the FSA, al-Nusra, and the SDF are all the same thing and a vile Zionist plot to undermine Assad - for reasons.Fenriis wrote:(they is a reason for the fact that these "protestors" have neatly written signs in English,
Because well-educated people around the world can often understand English?Fenriis wrote:ISIS and "free Syria army" recived medical treatment and weapon shipments from the US and Israel
As far as I know, Israel has stayed out of the conflict aside from limited bombings whenever it threatens to spill over their border.Fenriis wrote:and the US keeps bombing them when they are about to wipe out the remaining terrorists and so on)
They aren't about to wipe out the terrorists and Russia has been doing far more bombings than the US.Fenriis wrote:in the region as Assad has state owned banks,
Syria has multiple private banks as well, making it like pretty much every other country on Earth. You do not understand banking and have minimal knowledge of the banking institutions present in particular countries. You might want to educate yourself on the subject before continuing to shill about the Rothschild conspiracy to oppress the goyim.
Source.Fenriis wrote:refused US pipelines though his country,
That has nothing to do with the Syrian Civil War either. You're ignorant on energy as well. Go learn, then come back to me.
Source.Fenriis wrote:works with Iran and Russia and Lebanese freedom fighters,
Anti-West nonsense. Russia does not care about freedom in the slightest. They care about their own national interests, as they always have. Iran wants to spread its Shiite revolution across the Middle East and is willing to interfere in the political turmoils of sovereign countries to achieve this. And Hezbollah is another Islamist group.Fenriis wrote:had nationalised oil and protectionism
Plenty of countries have nationalized or semi-nationalized petroleum industries. They aren't presently embroiled in a long-standing civil war.Fenriis wrote:and resisted Israel and America's aggression which is a fact.
When has Israel ever started a war with Syria?Fenriis wrote:Every country faced struggle but the best and noblest stayed to help their country.
That's mighty idealistic. There's nothing noble about throwing your life away when you don't have to. It's far better to retreat and live to fight another day.Fenriis wrote:Many of my Japanese family were in Nagasaki (although they weren't there when the bomb went off inside the blast so had no burns) and they didn't run off and my great great grandfather was a doctor and he knew he will get radiation poisoning but still stayed to look after his patients as he beloved it was his duty as a doctor and my family in the UK went though the blitz because of Churchill's decision to start the war
Churchill's decision to start the war? You mean after Germany invaded Poland even after explicit threats from both the United Kingdom and France that they were finally drawing a line on Nazi aggression?

by Armenian Cilica » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:37 pm

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:40 pm
Vassenor wrote:Also people forget that Churchill wasn't even PM at the start of the war.
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:43 pm
Vassenor wrote:Fahran wrote:And those policies have, as a general rule, benefited a limited number of regions. Grinding poverty and lack of opportunities are still pervasive problems across much of Syria. Additionally, Assad's heavy-handedness with liberal-minded reformers and journalists probably succeeded in alienating elites in cities like Damascus and Aleppo. So criticizing his rule makes some semblance of sense.
Do you happen to have a source demonstrating that the Free Syrian Army was founded by foreign interlopers? Because I'm certain that the experts who have been studying this conflict would love a genuine rebuttal of their present theories. TIL that the FSA, al-Nusra, and the SDF are all the same thing and a vile Zionist plot to undermine Assad - for reasons.
Because well-educated people around the world can often understand English?
As far as I know, Israel has stayed out of the conflict aside from limited bombings whenever it threatens to spill over their border.
They aren't about to wipe out the terrorists and Russia has been doing far more bombings than the US.
Syria has multiple private banks as well, making it like pretty much every other country on Earth. You do not understand banking and have minimal knowledge of the banking institutions present in particular countries. You might want to educate yourself on the subject before continuing to shill about the Rothschild conspiracy to oppress the goyim.
Source.
That has nothing to do with the Syrian Civil War either. You're ignorant on energy as well. Go learn, then come back to me.
Source.
Anti-West nonsense. Russia does not care about freedom in the slightest. They care about their own national interests, as they always have. Iran wants to spread its Shiite revolution across the Middle East and is willing to interfere in the political turmoils of sovereign countries to achieve this. And Hezbollah is another Islamist group.
Plenty of countries have nationalized or semi-nationalized petroleum industries. They aren't presently embroiled in a long-standing civil war.
When has Israel ever started a war with Syria?
That's mighty idealistic. There's nothing noble about throwing your life away when you don't have to. It's far better to retreat and live to fight another day.
Churchill's decision to start the war? You mean after Germany invaded Poland even after explicit threats from both the United Kingdom and France that they were finally drawing a line on Nazi aggression?
Also people forget that Churchill wasn't even PM at the start of the war.

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:46 pm
Fenriis wrote:Chamberlin did declare the war but it was prepared by international finance. Anyway we going off topic
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:47 pm
Fahran wrote:Fenriis wrote:Assad has always had policies aimed at wealth distribution and practised state owned national socialist style oil companies and protectionism
And those policies have, as a general rule, benefited a limited number of regions. Grinding poverty and lack of opportunities are still pervasive problems across much of Syria. Additionally, Assad's heavy-handedness with liberal-minded reformers and journalists probably succeeded in alienating elites in cities like Damascus and Aleppo. So criticizing his rule makes some semblance of sense.Fenriis wrote:and these "rebellions" are funded and created by America, Israel, UK, France, UAE, Saudi and Qatar who are the real source of terrorism
Do you happen to have a source demonstrating that the Free Syrian Army was founded by foreign interlopers? Because I'm certain that the experts who have been studying this conflict would love a genuine rebuttal of their present theories. TIL that the FSA, al-Nusra, and the SDF are all the same thing and a vile Zionist plot to undermine Assad - for reasons.Fenriis wrote:(they is a reason for the fact that these "protestors" have neatly written signs in English,
Because well-educated people around the world can often understand English?Fenriis wrote:ISIS and "free Syria army" recived medical treatment and weapon shipments from the US and Israel
As far as I know, Israel has stayed out of the conflict aside from limited bombings whenever it threatens to spill over their border.Fenriis wrote:and the US keeps bombing them when they are about to wipe out the remaining terrorists and so on)
They aren't about to wipe out the terrorists and Russia has been doing far more bombings than the US.Fenriis wrote:in the region as Assad has state owned banks,
Syria has multiple private banks as well, making it like pretty much every other country on Earth. You do not understand banking and have minimal knowledge of the banking institutions present in particular countries. You might want to educate yourself on the subject before continuing to shill about the Rothschild conspiracy to oppress the goyim.
Source.Fenriis wrote:refused US pipelines though his country,
That has nothing to do with the Syrian Civil War either. You're ignorant on energy as well. Go learn, then come back to me.
Source.Fenriis wrote:works with Iran and Russia and Lebanese freedom fighters,
Anti-West nonsense. Russia does not care about freedom in the slightest. They care about their own national interests, as they always have. Iran wants to spread its Shiite revolution across the Middle East and is willing to interfere in the political turmoils of sovereign countries to achieve this. And Hezbollah is another Islamist group.Fenriis wrote:had nationalised oil and protectionism
Plenty of countries have nationalized or semi-nationalized petroleum industries. They aren't presently embroiled in a long-standing civil war.Fenriis wrote:and resisted Israel and America's aggression which is a fact.
When has Israel ever started a war with Syria?Fenriis wrote:Every country faced struggle but the best and noblest stayed to help their country.
That's mighty idealistic. There's nothing noble about throwing your life away when you don't have to. It's far better to retreat and live to fight another day.Fenriis wrote:Many of my Japanese family were in Nagasaki (although they weren't there when the bomb went off inside the blast so had no burns) and they didn't run off and my great great grandfather was a doctor and he knew he will get radiation poisoning but still stayed to look after his patients as he beloved it was his duty as a doctor and my family in the UK went though the blitz because of Churchill's decision to start the war
Churchill's decision to start the war? You mean after Germany invaded Poland even after explicit threats from both the United Kingdom and France that they were finally drawing a line on Nazi aggression?

by Kubumba Tribe » Tue Jun 19, 2018 12:58 pm
Fenriis wrote:Anyway back to Italy now. As for the migrants the boat operators must be arrested for treason
Farnhamia wrote:A word of advice from your friendly neighborhood Mod, be careful how you use "kafir." It's derogatory usage by some people can get you in trouble unless you are very careful in setting the context for it's use.

by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:08 pm
Fenriis wrote:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/428983921758437378/458309792423870465/1529338929409.png
Fenriis wrote:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/428983921758437378/458309641395372032/1529336887592.png
Fenriis wrote:Stephen Goodson (not a site by the way mods) also explains it very well.
Fenriis wrote:Anyway back to Italy now. As for the migrants the boat operators must be arrested for treason
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:14 pm
Fahran wrote:
I'll watch them when I get a chance. If they wind up being conspiracy theory nonsense, I won't be watching video sources that you share in the future. It takes up too much time.Fenriis wrote:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/428983921758437378/458309792423870465/1529338929409.png
I'm not inclined to believe that article. Israel's participation and overall neutrality in the conflict have been well publicized. Additionally, humanitarian efforts that help civilians and members of the Southern Front - who aren't Daesh by the way - do not qualify as wartime activities.
Source.Fenriis wrote:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/428983921758437378/458309641395372032/1529336887592.png
This story was proven to be a lie and has since been deleted by the tabloid in question. They were found to have committed libel in a British court as well.
Source.Fenriis wrote:Stephen Goodson (not a site by the way mods) also explains it very well.
You mean the guy who thinks the Holocaust was a lie and that Japan peacefully annexed Korea and Indochina? Forgive me if I don't consider him a credible source on anything except the depths of human stupidity and cognitive dissonance.Fenriis wrote:Anyway back to Italy now. As for the migrants the boat operators must be arrested for treason
Treason? On what grounds?

by Kubumba Tribe » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:19 pm
Farnhamia wrote:A word of advice from your friendly neighborhood Mod, be careful how you use "kafir." It's derogatory usage by some people can get you in trouble unless you are very careful in setting the context for it's use.

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:38 pm
Kubumba Tribe wrote:Fenriis wrote:Take part in human trafficking and colluded with hostile forieng criminal NGOs and human traffickers that put them in the boat in the first place when they were already in Libya
In other words, they saved lives.
Also, from reading the OP, the rescue ship took the refugees from the traffickers, they weren't working with them.

by Vassenor » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:47 pm
Fenriis wrote:Kubumba Tribe wrote:In other words, they saved lives.
Also, from reading the OP, the rescue ship took the refugees from the traffickers, they weren't working with them.
They collaborated with traffickers and helped their wicked business. The boat should have been a lesson so no one else would do this again or the very least they should have been arrested and deported back to their countries

by El-Amin Caliphate » Tue Jun 19, 2018 1:58 pm
Fenriis wrote:The boat should have been a lesson
Vassenor wrote:Fenriis wrote:They collaborated with traffickers and helped their wicked business. The boat should have been a lesson so no one else would do this again or the very least they should have been arrested and deported back to their countries
In what way did they collaborate with the traffickers?
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by Fahran » Tue Jun 19, 2018 2:26 pm
Fenriis wrote:The ship crew committed treason by working with people smugglers and by trafficking people into Europe to start with.
Fenriis wrote:Stephen is a monetary reformist who left the South African bank for being a whistle blower and for exposing international finance. He also backs up his points.
Fenriis wrote:As for the picture I got it off my mate but the videos explain way more and use facts and dates and quotes not to mention that the fake "gas" attacks were used against Iraq and multiple other nations to justify invasion and bombings by the US.
Fenriis wrote:As for Israel's neutrality they openly arm and treat terrorists and train them so those the US, UK, France, Saudi and UAE.
"Then it was as if all the beauty of Ardha, devastating in its color and form and movement, recalled to him, more and more, the First Music, though reflected dimly. Thus Alnair wept bitterly, lamenting the notes which had begun to fade from his memory. He, who had composed the world's first poem upon spying a gazelle and who had played the world's first song upon encountering a dove perched upon a moringa, in beauty, now found only suffering and longing. Such it must be for all among the djinn, souls of flame and ash slowly dwindling to cinders in the elder days of the world."
- Song of the Fallen Star

by Fenriis » Tue Jun 19, 2018 2:48 pm
Fahran wrote:Fenriis wrote:The ship crew committed treason by working with people smugglers and by trafficking people into Europe to start with.
That's not treason. That's human trafficking, another crime altogether.Fenriis wrote:Stephen is a monetary reformist who left the South African bank for being a whistle blower and for exposing international finance. He also backs up his points.
He doesn't adequately back either his Holocaust denial or his revisionist approach to World War II. The guy's a conspiracy theorist with no credibility as a serious historian. He was fired from his job for being an Anti-Semite, not for being a whistle-blower.Fenriis wrote:As for the picture I got it off my mate but the videos explain way more and use facts and dates and quotes not to mention that the fake "gas" attacks were used against Iraq and multiple other nations to justify invasion and bombings by the US.
Except none of these gas attacks were faked. Al Anfal definitely happened. They're still finding mass graves to prove it. You do realize that Iraq used chemical weapons against your Iranian freedom fighters as well, right?Fenriis wrote:As for Israel's neutrality they openly arm and treat terrorists and train them so those the US, UK, France, Saudi and UAE.
Source?
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