GOOD LUCK ASSAD
DEATH TO AMERICA
INSHALLAH
GOOD LUCK ASSAD
Robert Bell
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Aaron Martinez
why have we been trying to undermine this guy for years now? Is it just because he won't bow down to Israel? Why don't we stop being the bad-guys and stop creating and supporting groups like ISIS. I don't give a shit if it's in Israels strategic interest to do these things to their Arab neighbors, IT'S NOT RIGHT AND 90% OF AMERICANS WOULD AGREE WITH ME- WE DON'T WANT TO KEEP BEING THE BAD GUYS.
NO MORE LIBYAS, IRAQS, OR SYRIAS, AND NO MORE DESTABILIZING REGIMES THAT WON'T BOW DOWN TO ISRAEL.
FUCK YOU JOHN MCCAIN, HILLARY CLINTON, BARACK OBAMA, AND ALL YOU NEO-CON WARMONGERS.
Jose Morgan
GOOD LUCK ASSAD CHAN
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Jack Hughes
Assad is a piece of garbage & if you side with him you need to move to Russia
Matthew Bennett
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Jacob Mitchell
A brief guide to Syria. (1/2)
What was life like before the war?
>Corruption was routine, Syria was the second most corrupt country in the Middle East, ruled by the Assads, the Shalishes, and the Makhlufs, the only way to be successful in Syria was to be born into these families. It was impossible to do business because of this as no one would allow you unless you were part of the elite, and so development in Syria was hampered. For example the GDI in Syria was about $2,500, and for comparison Lebanon's was $8,700 and Israel's $26,000.
meforum.org
>Syria's Emergency Law: Since its war with Israel in 1963, Syria put in place an emergency law, which suspended the rights of all citizens, anyone could be detained and tried in secret courts that the state considered an enemy. Many people were detained at checkpoints and were never seen again, journalists, political opposition, critics, or simply just anyone the authorities had a personal problem with.
blogs.britannica.com
>You would typically pass many checkpoints throughout Syria, and the only way to pass quickly was with a bribe, this practice still goes on throughout the war and is very profitable for regime thugs.
orient-news.net
>Many who were detained were tortured until death, almost everyone in Syria knew someone (family member, or distant relative) who had been tortured and killed by the regime.
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Juan King
A brief guide to Syria. (1.5/2)
How did this war start?
>First came the protests, there were all sorts of protests against the regime the ones in Darra and Damascus are believed to been the turning point, after the regime kidnapped and tortured 15 kids who were protesting the regime. Their families went to demand their release but they were fired upon, sparking more protests.
pri.org
>The regime responded brutally, since kidnapping and killing anyone who opposes them is all the knew before the protests started, that is what they continued to do when protests broke out, many were killed daily for months on end.
en.m.wikipedia.org
>With protests growing the regime deployed the army, even using tanks, and besieged several cities to control the protests, they fired live ammunition and the army went house to house searching for protesters and arrested hundreds, they also cut off their water, electricity and confiscated food. Clashes erupted between armed protestors and the regime.
nytimes.com
>The first known organized armed insurrection happened in Jisr ash-Shufur, where angry protesters set fire to a building being used as an HQ by the regime, the regime fired on a funeral procession.
understandingwar.org
>Protests continued and the regime continued to besiege towns and fire on peaceful civilians, with clashes happening as non-violent people turned angry as a result of the government's crackdown.
haaretz.com
Jayden Rogers
assad is the man
John Phillips
(2/2)
>On 29 July 2011, seven officers defected from the regime and organized the FSA, after three months they were conducting an insurrection across many parts of Syria, while the regime continued to oppress protestors.
worldtribune.com
>By 2012 the regime began using artillery on a large scale and damaged many civilian homes further escalating the violence.
understandingwar.org
>The use of artillery led to the Houla massacre, where regime forces fired on a town and killed over one hundred people, many of them children.
en.m.wikipedia.org
>The war was raging on virtually everywhere in Syria at this point. Assad had lost Raqqa to the FSA, being the first provincial capital to fall.
bbc.co.uk
Adrian Ramirez
t. cuck
Alexander Edwards
GOD IS GREAT
DEATH TO ZOG
DEATH TO ISRAEL
A CURSE UPON THE JEWS
Mason Cruz
LOW QUALITY THREAD
SAGE & REPORT
Dominic Davis
MAY ALLAH HAVE MERCY UPON US
Isaiah Brown
>based brown people!
cringe
Brayden Martinez
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Hunter Perry
assad is one of the best world leaders we have today. he's been speaking truth to zionist power for literally years, look up some of his older interviews. he's remained consistent despite being put through the wringer by international jewish power destroying his country and he has my full support.
Zachary Garcia
thanks r/thedonald, we can always count on you to shill for shlomo!
Jaxson Long
fuck off parasite kike
Brody Thomas
you're trying too hard
Brody Mitchell
What do more Fascists and Marxist-Leninists have in common? They sure loooove war criminal Assad.
James Jenkins
>if u don't support le based brown sandniggers you are a kike! XDDD
everytime
Jaxson Cruz
>Assad the unmossadable
Ian Collins
go back to r/the_donald
Elijah Garcia
Caleb Carter
> He supports an impoverished dictator just to get back at le ebil murricans.
Feels good to be the cause of this much asshurt.
Jonathan Robinson
Daily reminder that the (((US))) wanted Assad gone since forever. They literally went with the three word narrative "Assad must go" everytime they mentioned him. Not because he's an ebil fascist dictator(Hitler wasn't), but because they want to destabilize the middle east to virtually hand it over to Assad.
Isaac Parker
Israel* last bit.