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I dont even know who to root for wrote:

SD_Film Artists wrote:
So I guess he'll 'save face' buy saying that he got the buffer zone that he was looking for (and already had), with the possible exception that Turkey might not be able to dump its Syrian refugees in the originally proposed 20-mile Lebensraum.

Thats what I thought as well but seems like the absolute mad man has other ideas.

https://syria.liveuamap.com/en/2019/13- ... ian-regime

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Loben The 2nd wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:It's not about who'se good, or who's bad. It's about what is happening.

You have to be disillusioned if you think the SDF has the upper hand in this.

the SDF was doomed from the start.

you cant fight a proper army with shitty light infantry.

“Revolutionary states” are bad at defending themselves

Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum wrote:

Torrocca wrote:

We see who is friendly, who is enemy,I hope the terrorists in Syria surrender,Hero Turkish army will not harm those who surrender.

Funny. ISIS also showed images of how good life was in the Caliphate.

I dont even know who to root for wrote:

Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum wrote:We see who is friendly, who is enemy,I hope the terrorists in Syria surrender,Hero Turkish army will not harm those who surrender.

Funny. ISIS also showed images of how good life was in the Caliphate.

And...YPG also shows how good life is in Rojava.

This whole argument means literally nothing. Sides do propaganda. Big deal.

Loben The 2nd wrote:

SD_Film Artists wrote:
So I guess he'll 'save face' buy saying that he got the buffer zone that he was looking for (and already had), with the possible exception that Turkey might not be able to dump its Syrian refugees in the originally proposed 20-mile Lebensraum.

not really dumping them as *handing them back to syria*

Good point, though I suspect that no one except Turkey wants that to happen until the fighting has died down, hence the 'dumping'.

Vistulange wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:Funny. ISIS also showed images of how good life was in the Caliphate.

And...YPG also shows how good life is in Rojava.

This whole argument means literally nothing. Sides do propaganda. Big deal.

What? Youre saying people and groups only put themselves into a positive light? What nonsense!

Rojava Free State wrote:

South-Central South Park wrote:Sand country invades another sand country, why should we care again? I didnt care about Syria when it started and i sure as hell dont care now either. Like honestly who cares about what happens in some sandhole of a country in the anus of the planet.

Nice way to write off millions of lives like they don't matter. doubt you would like it if someone said the same about wherever you're from

Where i come from is a good place so that doesnt happen. Also its a shame people are dying but theyre syrians far away so i dont really care, and all these isis attacks all happened because of syrians so screw those guys. Not even when iraq got dunked on did they start mass terrorizing abroad, sure they rebelled within their country but they didnt run people over abroad with trucks and cars and shoot up shit, they kept it within their turf
defending their land which i can respect.

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

I am surprised Assad even offered a olive branch (No pun intended) to Rojava considering how at odds their ideologies are, but nevertheless, when your country is being invaded by a jingoist, all disputes have to go aside.

Czechoslovakia and Zakarpatia wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

I am surprised Assad even offered a olive branch (No pun intended) to Rojava considering how at odds their ideologies are, but nevertheless, when your country is being invaded by a jingoist, all disputes have to go aside.

I mean, yeah, at face value he's a nationalist with a belligerent foreign policy, but I don't recall anybody calling him a jingo in 2014...

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

Duhon wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

“The soviets were heros in ww2”

Yup sounds about right...

I dont even know who to root for wrote:

Loben The 2nd wrote:
wow, they must be desperate.

I wonder what the Turkish Armed Forces capabilities are. They took 3-4 days in encircling and taking two villages of 10.000 people. Quite a long time if you ask me. Only infiltrated the M5 highway merely in four days.

Advancing dozens of kilometers in a few days is a rapid advance.

Duhon wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

Assad isn’t a good man, he does what is good for Syria though

Duhon wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1183469177283207171

#Syrian army heading towards #Raqqa oil fields.

Seems like they're near Raqqa. Or even already past it. That's a major gain for them. More oil supplies plus a better airforce location.

when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

You know where you stand with those old-school Ba'athist dictators, not these new-fangled wannebe Ottomans...

Repubblica Fascista Sociale Italiana wrote:

Duhon wrote:
when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

Assad isn’t a good man, he does what is good for Syria though

A tyrant but a stable one which is about as good as it gets in that part of the world

SD_Film Artists wrote:

Duhon wrote:
when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

You know where you stand with those old-school Ba'athist dictators, not these new-fangled wannebe Ottomans...

The Ba’athists legitimately want to end the religious squabbles that divide Syria, and so far, Assad has done a good job of stopping the internal conflicts between Christian and Muslims and uniting Syria against ISIS and the rebels

United Muscovite Nations wrote:

I dont even know who to root for wrote:I wonder what the Turkish Armed Forces capabilities are. They took 3-4 days in encircling and taking two villages of 10.000 people. Quite a long time if you ask me. Only infiltrated the M5 highway merely in four days.

Advancing dozens of kilometers in a few days is a rapid advance.

In a few select areas, and even then it's against a force with AKs, T-55s and some unguided autocannon AA. Unless I'm mistaken the only modern part of the YPG's arsenel is some modern RPGs that were sold/donated to them recently to help with defeating ISIS.

Repubblica Fascista Sociale Italiana wrote:

Duhon wrote:
when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

Assad isn’t a good man, he does what is good for Syria though

to the tune of how many terrorists and "terrorists" and well they're all collateral damage -- sad! -- dead?

SD_Film Artists wrote:

Duhon wrote:
when turning to absolute dipshit is an actual option, because they won't kill you off for good

"but assad is a good man
he'll murder the shit out of you like any dictator
but at least he just wants power"

You know where you stand with those old-school Ba'athist dictators, not these new-fangled wannebe Ottomans...

i know where i stand, and it is not with the leaders the middle east now has

Duhon wrote:

SD_Film Artists wrote:
You know where you stand with those old-school Ba'athist dictators, not these new-fangled wannebe Ottomans...

i know where i stand, and it is not with the leaders the middle east now has

or had. for a while.

Duhon wrote:

SD_Film Artists wrote:
You know where you stand with those old-school Ba'athist dictators, not these new-fangled wannebe Ottomans...

i know where i stand, and it is not with the leaders the middle east now has

It's been true that the middle east's leaders have been terrible for decades. The fact that the YPG has to go to Assad as the 'next best guy' is an example of how bad their neighbours are.

Billuria wrote:I dont think I will argue a stupid ''neo-Kemalist'' your ideology is explains you.

Throwing insults at other users is not allowed here. *** This is a warning for flaming ***

SD_Film Artists wrote:

Duhon wrote:
i know where i stand, and it is not with the leaders the middle east now has

It's been true that the middle east's leaders have been terrible for decades. The fact that the YPG has to go to Assad as the 'next best guy' is an example of how bad their neighbours are.

Proto-fascist baathists are far better than genocidal turks or islamic terrorists

Then again, kurdish fighters can be pretty communist so meh

SD_Film Artists wrote:

Duhon wrote:
i know where i stand, and it is not with the leaders the middle east now has

It's been true that the middle east's leaders have been terrible for decades. The fact that the YPG has to go to Assad as the 'next best guy' is an example of how bad their neighbours are.

Assad’s entire ideology is a united Syria, similar to the union during the American Civil War. Him abandoning the Kurds would be a betrayal to the ideology his party was built upon

There are prejudiced writers engaged in racist propaganda for terrorism,so i won't write again. Stay in peace and love