2021 Syrian Presidential Elections

[Roblox Crossroads]

They are trying to create Kurdistan (Not gonna happen)

Iraqi Kurdistan is already de-facto independent and doing well.

I suppose so but the Rovaja ain't gonna be independent at all. Maybe somewhat autonomous but that's probably about it

[Nakena]

Iraqi Kurdistan is already de-facto independent and doing well.

I suppose so but the Rovaja ain't gonna be independent at all. Maybe somewhat autonomous but that's probably about it

It will be exactly as independent as Assad desires it to be. Having an semi-autonomous area may be of advantage to him. Or not. The day it isnt anymore, will be the day Rojava is being cancelled.

[Odreria]

I suppose so but the Rovaja ain't gonna be independent at all. Maybe somewhat autonomous but that's probably about it

It will be exactly as independent as Assad desires it to be. Having an semi-autonomous area may be of advantage to him. Or not. The day it isnt anymore, will be the day Rojava is being cancelled.

I wouldn't be so certain. Russia and Iran have no appetite for a northern expedition, and going it alone would hurt. Assad can't even dislodge al-Qaeda from Idlib, attacking his de facto allies makes very little sense.

[Odreria]

Isn't Rovaja still independent from Assad's regime (not in a sense of a country but more in the context that they're not under his rule)

They are trying to create Kurdistan (Not gonna happen)

AANES authorities are against independence, and against union with KRG.

[Heloin]

Isn't Rovaja still independent from Assad's regime (not in a sense of a country but more in the context that they're not under his rule)

They are trying to create Kurdistan (Not gonna happen)

No they aren't. Rojava has made it fairly clear their goal is a united if federalised Syria with greater regional autonomy.

[Vivolkha]

I suppose so but the Rovaja ain't gonna be independent at all. Maybe somewhat autonomous but that's probably about it

It will be exactly as independent as Assad desires it to be. Having an semi-autonomous area may be of advantage to him. Or not. The day it isnt anymore, will be the day Rojava is being cancelled.

It will have as little or as much independence as Assad can enforce, which is not exactly the same.

They are trying to create Kurdistan (Not gonna happen)

Iraqi Kurdistan is already de-facto independent and doing well.

By "doing well" it just means "slightly better than the rest of the country", which is not much. And the Kurdish administration isn't that much more democratic than the rest of the country, either.

[Dumb Ideologies]

He doesn't even have to remove his opponents, the Assad curse will automatically activate the moment someone declares their opposition.

[Dowaesk]

How do you know it's going well ? Have you ever lived in northern Iraq ? Turkish political Islamists think exactly the same as you. However, we have always seen that the autonomy of Northern Iraq is not good for the region.

Its going well by most accounts. Some dude I know was there not long ago too.

I can also back this. I know an Iraqi girl who used to live there. As per her, its better than most parts. So after knowing Iraq, I assumed that was quite a positive review.

[Dowaesk]

He doesn't even have to remove his opponents, the Assad curse will automatically activate the moment someone declares their opposition.

Even a slightly offending word can trigger it. As we saw in 2010.

[Kowani]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

[The Huskar Social Union]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

What a surprise.

[Lady Victory]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

Oh, thank God. I was afraid it was going to be rigged. Obviously it wasn't, though. Look at how low that number is! Cutting it too close; gotta be legit.

/s

[Washington Resistance Army]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

Based and Ba'athpilled

[Insaanistan]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

Whoa! Such a low number. His approval rating are dropping from last time’s 145.3%.

[Heloin]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

I love democracy.

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

Bashar al-Assad made the wrong move diplomatically. It should not be an election in time of war. All that is needed for Baathist idiology is social democracy with a multi-party system.

[Borderlands of Rojava]

I wonder who will win. Bashar or Assad?

[Thermodolia]

Syria has elections?

[Thermodolia]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

Bashar al-Assad made the wrong move diplomatically. It should not be an election in time of war. All that is needed for Baathist idiology is social democracy with a multi-party system.

The war is practically over at this point

[Borderlands of Rojava]

I suppose so but the Rovaja ain't gonna be independent at all. Maybe somewhat autonomous but that's probably about it

It will be exactly as independent as Assad desires it to be. Having an semi-autonomous area may be of advantage to him. Or not. The day it isnt anymore, will be the day Rojava is being cancelled.

No one can cancel me. I am uncancelleable.

[NationStates Puppet]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

I wonder where they did their election...

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

Bashar al-Assad made the wrong move diplomatically. It should not be an election in time of war. All that is needed for Baathist idiology is social democracy with a multi-party system.

The war is practically over at this point

The war is not over, there are ISIS cells and the FSA and YPG terrorist organizations are still active. Their neighbors should now establish diplomacy with Bashar al-Assad, the leader of Syria. Every state that supports terrorism in Syria should apologize to the Syrian people.

[NationStates Puppet]

The war is practically over at this point

The war is not over, there are ISIS cells and the FSA and YPG terrorist organizations are still active. Their neighbors should now establish diplomacy with Bashar al-Assad, the leader of Syria. Every state that supports terrorism in Syria should apologize to the Syrian people.

I am confused whether you are for or against him.

[Drongonia]

Bashar al-Assad wins presidential election with 95.1% of votes

[Horde of One]

The war is practically over at this point

The war is not over, there are ISIS cells and the FSA and YPG terrorist organizations are still active. Their neighbors should now establish diplomacy with Bashar al-Assad, the leader of Syria. Every state that supports terrorism in Syria should apologize to the Syrian people.

How is the YPG terrorist, pray tell? Is protecting your communities from Islamic fundamentalists hellbent on extermination of ethnic and religious minorities terrorist? Is opposing the Turkish invasion terrorist? Is creating one of the most democratic systems in the middle East, for all it's flaws, terrorist? Is fighting for the emancipation of women and girls terrorist?