Developments Jun11 >Palmyra:SAA begin offensive along M17 highway, targeting IS-held gas fields around Arak >Rebel infighting kills scores near alBab >Raqqa:IS retakes Division 17 Army Base from SDF, while SDF liberate 3rd neighborhood in Raqqa >RuAF,SyAF bomb IS supply lines in E Hama, ahead of offensive >SAA captures quater of Palestinian camp in Darra >US Congressman suggests US should back ISIS against Iran >100+ families have returned to W Qalamoun from a Lebanese refugee camp >US strikes al Shabaab militants in Somalia >Iran sends warships to Oman amid Gulf tensions >Duterte:US sent help without being asked, 51soldiers killed so far,191 jihadists dead >SDF BOOSTS RELATIONS WITH SAUDI ARABIA, PRAISES ITS ROLE IN “STABILIZATION” OF SYRIA >Iraqi army begins offensive to liberate Tal Afar city W of Mosul >Sudan plans to send additional forces to Yemen amid heavy casualties >Yemen:Sanaa district devastated in Saudi airstrikes,Houthi ambush Sudanese mercenaries.video bellow youtu.be/g6LtF0XUurk
======= >SJWs cuckmarch(riding in my Volkswagen van everyday) from Germany to Aleppo "over the course of three and a half months" youtu.be/L2A3KidIhe8 Progress: 20 left out of 3000+ at the start, after crying around at the Slovenia-Croatia fence and bitching about visas, on march 12th they entered in Bosnia and Herzegovina, April 21st they were in Macedonia Update:5+ months have passed since the roadtrip started. From May 1st they are in Greece....
Information we have so far: They are supposed to be either in Homs pocket or Northern Hama. Training ground is surrounded by a few buildings and next to a small town. A minaret and factory are supposed to be nearby but haven't been confirmed.
Jason Miller
Latest re: Qatar >Ditching Dubai, Qatar launches new direct service b/w Hamad Port & Oman Sohar Port; Maersk resumes operations. >After phone call, US and Russia call for dialogue over Qatar-GCC dispute. >Kuwait FM says Qatar ready to understand concerns of its neighbors in the Gulf. >FIFA president says Qatar World Cup not under threat. >Iraq PM refutes UAE & Saudi claim that Qatar ransom still in Iraq central bank. >Morocco King in close & constant contact w/ Qatar, UAE, Saudi & Bahrain, urges Gulf heads to defuse crisis >Countries move to prosecute Qatar for terrorism support. >Qatar hires ex-US attorney general to rebut terrorism accusations. >Iran flies food to Qatar amid concerns of shortages. >Dollar shortages hit #Qatar exchange houses as foreign banks scale back ties. >Qatar Confirms No Action Against Residents from Countries That Severed Ties >Saudi King Salman orders a humanitarian relief for Saudi-Qatari families, launches twitter campaign “People of Qatar are in King Salman’s heart”. >Hamas says arab differences are an internal dispute - "The Hamas focus will remain directed towards Palestine and Jerusalem, towards national unity and cohesion of the Palestinian people". >Reported Saudi blocking of Qatari pilgrim at the Holy Mosque in Mecca condemned. >"#Qatar’s foreign minister told AP there was no way the country would silence Al Jazeera". >Russia calls for dialogue to solve dispute and is "ready to try to do everything in its power" to help resolve the crisis. >German FM warns Gulf crisis could lead to war, but believes there are also good chances to make progress. >Qatar Petroleum says business as usual despite diplomatic rift. >US lawmakers pressing for sanctions on Qatar received over $1m from lobbyists linked to Israel, Saudi Arabia & UAE. >Qatari FM: Hamas is a resistance group, not a terrorist group & trade ties w/ Iran are not a crime. >Turkey: Qatar military base for the security of entire Gulf region.
I had some crazy idea of a Syrian/anti-mass immigration movie Main plot points: >protags is a syrian boy at the age of 18 and his family, father and mother 50+, sister 15, and older brother 21, all of them initially loyal to Al-Assad >at first it depicts the misery of their lives including the death of their mother through an air-strike which might bait the #refugeewelcome crowd into watching it >with nowhere to live as their house is destroyed and with all faith in Al-Assad lost, the father empties his entire bank account to try to flee out of the city >when they get to a refugee camp near the border of Lebanon or some country, another refugee suggests them to flee to Europe as it will offer so much economic benefits for them >reluctant at first, the father agrees to it, despite protests from a friend of him >they board a boat with another family, midway through the boat capsizes, and the entire other family except for one child, drowns to the horror if the protag and his family. Older brother goes apeshit and tells his father the could have died >they eventually get to shore, and decided to take care of the orphan >in one of the camps the settle in, the sister almost gets raped by a bunch of refugee men, and after being rescued by her brothers and father, they think over the fact that these guys are heading for the same place they are >arrives to some west european country and decides to settle there. father quickly gets a job due to his experience in Syria >protag actually likes everything at first but eventually feel like it's not a good place to be, especially when their neighbor gets robbed by immigrants infront of him and hears him complain that his neighborhood is no longer like it used to be >his older brother gets involved with jihadism, while his sister secretly converts to Christianity >father and protag eventually regains faith in Al-Assad >when their older brother mysteriously dissappears for many days, they get nervous and starts to look for him
Brody Taylor
>one day, the protag and his father spots the older brother in a crowded place(central train station). Unknown to them, he's wearing a timed bomb suit together with another jihadist. Right before the bomb goes off, his father and brother are less than 5m away from him trying to get his attention by shouting his name, which makes him suddenly regret making this decision >bomb goes off, killing numerous people including protags father. Protag recieves only minor injuries but is devestated along with his sister with the loss >protag is tipped by his adoptive brother about their older brother's PC >protag unveils a large terror network that his older brother joined and the mastermind behind the attack who currently resides in Syria(ISIS) >protag decides to leave Europe, but his adoptive brother and sister tries to prevent him before eventually joining too >protag joins a pro-Assad militia, trains himself to become an elite soldier and joins numerous battles(lots of drama allowed here) >eventually protag gets to the city where the mastermind is located >blablabla fighting fighting blablabla >standoff between protag and antagonist >antagonist takes off mask >happymerchant.jpg
Ah well, I need to work out on that ending part but I got most of the first half of the movie planned pls rate and come with suggestions
DEATH TO AMERICA DEATH TO ISRAEL DEATH TO ENGLAND DEATH TO SAUDI DEATH TO SOUTH AFRICA DEATH TO KURDS DEATH TO BELGIUM DEATH TO FRANCE DEATH TO ALGERIA
Austin White
Remember last time when rebels got bombed because of us.
Carter Green
I want to make a truce with the South Africans, I hate Mandela now after finding out he works for (((them))). Stop calling me bongroach and just call me baathist bro and we're cool.
Daniel Sullivan
T-thanks pastaman...
Josiah Parker
Thanks, I am trying. Altough I don't know if that is correct version. I will rewatch the whole thing.
Yo, there was at least 2 times more after that one.
Hunter Garcia
Why do you guys keep pushing lies about the USA being a terrorist supporter? USA only aids Ahrar al sham with non-lethal weapons and is pounding the shit out of ISIS. They only aid the FSA in Southern Syria. In fact, the Russians are fighting FSA now, while giving lethal aid to terrorist groups like Hezbollah. Which makes them terrorist supporters.
In other words, stop bulshitting. You know nothing about this conflict
Ethan Smith
>I hate Mandela now after finding out he works for (((them))) Its good you saw the light on that one baathbro.
Blake Martinez
>FSA topkek
Thomas Rogers
PMU is fucking based
John Parker
> Tone down the mad kurd hate Just be grateful you dont have kurds in Pakistan. It cant be toned down when they occupy a third of Syria. Pick something else bro.
Ethan Bennett
First for never forget the armenian genocide
Ayden Williams
>USA only aids Ahrar al sham with non-lethal weapons
Asher Perez
Honestly I never knew anything about South Africa except that its mostly blacks and half the adults take aids medication. Plus they dont live past 50.
Isaac Moore
Barrier troops confirmed.
Brody Wood
>Reporter tours the Syrian/Iraqi border outpost and shows Syrian Army+allies heavy weaponry including T-90 tanks to counter US proxies/forces twitter.com/MmaGreen/status/873980020385034240
Even Nour al-din Zinki, who are actual Salafists (newsflash.. Salafism isnt very "moderate")
Jacob Howard
>his older brother gets involved with jihadism, while his sister secretly converts to Christianity I like this. It should be the story within the story. keeping this subtle, and implied, through the events in the story could be interesting. such as the poeple they meet on their way to europe, etc. remember you want to show transformation in the protagonists. as for going back to syria, i think it is unecessary and would make the story too long and to convoluted.
wrong they retreated.dont listen to SAA propaganda.
Aiden Murphy
Why Algeria ?
Bentley Rivera
I dont like them either they are back stabbing little shits. But chill with rage mate. That is all I ask.
Leo Roberts
Ill let that one pass, probably your aids medication and its side effects. Tell me if you need any free condoms.
Nolan Foster
off topic but what's the best DNA ancestry testing site other than 23andme I remember one that specified which regions in different countries you are from
Thomas Hernandez
Do you trust anyone with your DNA? Just think twice about it.
Caleb Reyes
He's mad that France is algerian clay now
John Hernandez
It could have been build and might not been caught by satelites yet. I would focus on finding villages, towns and looking at the outskirts.
Jace Howard
Thank you, croatian user
Jacob Davis
Wait some five to ten years until you can make these tests yourself at home.
I wonder how soon after Arak, As Sukhnah will come.
For some reason it has been a very tough fight just for Arak, so the next step might be even harder.
Nathaniel Anderson
I am neither sure about the part of going back to Syria to fight Now bear in mind, this is just some autistic idea. No way it will make it into the movie industry unless we all save our wage/NEETbux to fund said movie
Angel Scott
>Liwa Al Imam Al Baqir Leader just arrived to Syria/Iraq border promising surprises against Daesh(ISIS) along border,declares US plans failed
Julian Anderson
#Arak tomorrow morning news of capture should arrive
Levi Murphy
OK crew, take a look at this. It seems like the field with the trees and the road is oppening to their right, I yet have to guess the North positioning.
Evan Garcia
Nah, if Arak's liberated, Suknah is easy. Count on Russians on this one.
Josiah Edwards
Also, we can remove areas of the pocket that are mostly desert, this doesn't seem like desertic area
Benjamin Sanchez
I might not live in 10 years considering where I live and that I have to live through 10 more RamAVans
Josiah Smith
>tfw no NEETbux :(
Nolan Bennett
GOD BLESS ASSAD AND GOD BLESS SYRIA
Lucas Parker
Oh I know it will be liberated by then. I mean, I wonder how many weeks or months will As Sukhnah take.
You think? I certainly hope so.
Adrian Rogers
>if Arak's liberated, Suknah is easy. I wouldn't say easy, ISIS probably has caves every 5 meters by now...
Lucas Davis
>Iran Kills ‘Mastermind’ of Terrorist Attacks as Inquiry Focuses on Kurds >Of the five attackers, all of whom were killed, only one has been officially identified: Serias Sadeghi, an Iranian Kurd from the city of Paveh in the country’s west, near the Iraqi border, who was described as a known recruiter for the Islamic State. But security sources said they believed three of the other four attackers were also Iranian Kurds. nytimes.com/2017/06/11/world/middleeast/iran-kurds-terrorist-attacks.html?smprod=nytcore-iphone&smid=nytcore-iphone-share
Logan Gomez
Yeah, there was a recent footage by ANNA I think, showing how IS outposts/CPs in the deserts look like, it's tough, but it's nothing that a bunker buster can't deal with.
>Few hours from June 12'th 2017 >Arak still not even captured
DeZ is dead lads
Saudi / Israel / US got their revenge on SAA by killing the heroes of Deir ez-Zur
Caleb Adams
Sounds like the Syrian refugee equivalent of the Pianist, in a way.
If you were a big liberal director it would be award bait. At least the first part up until the whole elite soldier thing.
James Gray
lel, would explain the little resistance the SDF is facing in Raqqah
Charles Sullivan
What's the significance of June 12th?
Ryan Smith
>/sg/ playing detective autismo again You won't find shit, as usual.
Jack Martin
The theory of ISIS members joining SDF is not a meme.
Julian Cooper
The ones circled in green are not the same
Jose Morgan
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Benjamin Anderson
Im interested in positionin of the 2 houses in the black circle, maybe the postitionin can thell us something about the angle of the camera which can confirm positioning?
Kevin Martinez
How so?
Matthew Taylor
...
Thomas Garcia
DeZ is hours from falling
ISIS is zerg rushing all troops from Raqqa
Michael Garcia
...
Jaxon Parker
Breaking: Undercover photos of Qatar/Turkish power struggle
Kevin Moore
Seriously? I hate the SDF. Arabs ruined it.
Cooper Smith
who died, and how bad is DeZ looking? Havent looked at /sg/ in a while thanks to the UK elections
Christopher Reyes
but does russia have enough intel to know where those bases are? i don't think so, the palmyra desert is huge and russia can't monitor it 24/7 to see where vehicles are coming from/going to
