Developments 30 July >SAA uncovers USA weapons in Bani Zeyd >Syrian Army begins massive offensive in northern Latakia >Mosul offensive likely to displace over 1 million people: Red Cross >ISIS takes control of Dudiyan in northern Aleppo after Free Syrian Army retreat >Russia: Jabhat al-Nusra still a terrorist organization despite rebranding attempt >Hundreds of Islamist rebels leave Latakia frontline for new Aleppo offensive >Syria rebels prevent civilians from leaving Aleppo: monitor >Syrian Army begins evacuation of rebel-held eastern Aleppo, escape corridors for militants and civilians announced >Al-nursa to rebrand itself and “break away” from Al-qaeda in hopes to gain western support >Nusra leader reveals himself alongside infamous Al-Qaeda official >Syrian Army begins new military operation in East Ghouta >Syrian Armed Forces carry out special operation to avenge the beheaded boy in northern Aleppo
and some other movie, I think called 'when the wind blows'.
Mason Peterson
Saw that too. Shame.
Anthony Evans
You know what was the real craze back then? This shit
EVERYONE FUCKING WATCHED THIS SHIT
Jaxson Roberts
reminder that i got very close to exposing him with proof that he is a kremlin paid shill, he got out at the last moment and is now working somewhere else in another forum, lucky bastard
Matthew Fisher
>EVERYONE FUCKING WATCHED THIS SHIT can confirm it, that turkroach serie was transmitted here
Juan Jenkins
wait shit it's the same show I didn't notice
Mason Foster
Vallahi we will take revenge Soon, very soon The lions of Allah thirst.
O filthy rafidah. You are not brave at all. The sound of your voice Has been silenced. The revolution will remain. We will take through battle The lands of yours we wish.
Your resources will do you no good. They will not save you from becoming, targets to the nation of sons of Muhammad The brave mugahideen.
>aleppo is now encircled >incirclic is now encircled
Julian Price
Kuznetsov is generally self-propelled shame any way.
In general, Russia has serious problems with the fleet. Now Russia is actually not capable to create a new surface ship larger than a small rocket ship (pic).
Colton Anderson
While speaking with series, This is the new Turkish upcoming movie Secularist establishment in Turkey has gone full frontal on anti-ISIS society
They could but it will be a major mess like the Grigorovich or the Gorshkov. All the problems with sub contractors and such really build up.
Mason Bennett
mab9ach isp ban ?? wla achno
Brandon Moore
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Ethan Cruz
ba9i walakin shiwa7ed 3ta liya Sup Forums pass li ki 7ayed le rangeban
Angel Morgan
Kek
John Kelly
...
Daniel Reed
#CloseIncirlik YA ALLAH BISMILLAH ALLAHU EKBER Yankis go home
Cameron Fisher
Time to step up, and restore Kurdistan.
Mason Jenkins
>Division 16th confirms 29 fighters KILLED, 54 Wounded, 7 Missing As they Fought to Secure Road to Withdraw from Bani_Zayd
Colton Hill
also this
>#Syria #Aleppo Division 16th say they are the most "prominent #FSA group" in city of Aleppo & its countryside W/ 2,500 fighters
>#Syria #Aleppo Division 16th say they lost most of its capabilities and the leadership is restructuring the group.
Imagine the mess it would be if the SAA attacks right now
Caleb Jenkins
US of A, I'm half Colombian half Tennesseean
Luke Davis
>Division 16th were stationed at fronts >Hellok, Bostan al-Pasha And YPG as well. They probably have already started the attack.
Samuel Lee
>using hashtag on Sup Forums >being a wahabbi ISIS-supporting subhuman >"Yankis go home", even when the base is used by all of NATO
Liam Morgan
bump
Christian Turner
bump
John Hill
pretty dead thread tonight
Noah Hughes
It's saturday. It's always the same on weekends
Landon Sanchez
Sunday in the best timezone
Jordan Barnes
I'm new, so I'm just lurking for a couple threads to see what the deal is here.
Seems pretty comfy.
Isaiah Thomas
From all the reports i get today, Aleppo's Battle will really begin in few hours or days.
Henry Williams
i'll stick around and be like this guy how is /sg/ doing??
Adrian Ramirez
I'm relatively new too
>Seems pretty comfy. It is
Really? Which battle? Are they gonna clean out the besieged area?
Chase Diaz
All the rebels shit, South/West/Northwest.
The Siege of Aleppo was the first step, know we all know that FSA/Nusra will try to gather a prominent amount of militants to evade that, so the step 2 in the plan is kill any posibility of FSA/Nusra trying to reconnect with Aleppo's City Rebel Held Area, how do you do this? Killing Khan Touman, Anadan Plains, West Aleppo.
Jordan Watson
well this is my first post so i guess you guys are pretty welcoming.
The syrian civil war as a geopolitical event is pretty monolithic to me, but upon reading these threads Im really getting a sense of progress, or at least that the war isnt just some stalemate.
yup its the same, how come did you post the persian version tho? another question do you like your prince?
its strange for me that you picked hezbollah to support tbqh
>"my sources on the ground tell me" >mfw chilebro is actually Ivan
always fun to read new opinions, please share yours
pic unrelated, just.
Christian Davis
i lurk/post and change my name lots in /sg/
welcome. check out the links in the OP
Julian Rogers
I talk with Ivan actually but Hamza, Leith, Mig29 and all the page in jewbook of Syria are saying "Now we will get serious about this shit" and FSA/Nusra saying the same too.
Noah Ross
Assad hates bakeries and doctors, he doesn't welcome competition in business
William Morales
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Aaron Garcia
>petro le grande kek
Luis Barnes
yes I read the same, kinda gives the vibe that attack has already begun
Jihadists,ISIL and co are getting BTFO by based president Assad and allies,meanwhile USA+SA and co are desperate for a "regime change/freedom and democracy" shenanigans!!!
Jace Martinez
>Paul Antonopoulos @oulosP 3 minHace 3 minutos Ver traducción
>#Russia's Defence Ministry has claimed #Turkey have shut its border with #Syria and stopped all arms transfers to terrorists in #Aleppo.
Coup effect is too strong, jihadist are on absolutely suicide watch
Carter Brown
>persian version Well, the one that was being broadcasted here was the arabic version
>do you like your prince? Short answer? No Long answer? He treats the country as his cash machine and doesn't do as he much as he could, in my opinion, hence why he's called the "King of the poor" despite the royal family being one of the richest fortunes in the world
Morocco actually got worse since he took the throne from his father (who was a dictator but knew how to rule the country), and we're in a really dangerous situation right now, with the country's only reliable "income sector" (tourism) fading away
Meanwhile, he's loved by the vast majority of the population thanks to regular publicity stunts from the Makhzen (governing institution ruling the country from the shadows)
Brayden Evans
>A few months ago, Qatar proposed to the Nusra Front leadership that the group split from Al-Qaida, in exchange for being included in the list of legitimate organizations. In doing so, the group would be able to send representatives to the political negotiations in Geneva. No less importantly, Qatar and Saudi Arabia could then back the Nusra Front financially. >Now “released” by Zawahiri, the Nusra Front can “present its candidacy” to join the list of legitimate organizations and enjoy immunity from U.S. and Russian aerial assaults, operating without fear with the other militias. >haaretz.com/middle-east-news/.premium-1.734333
David Reed
I meant the crown prince not the king. the little guy looks like a tiny dictator in making other than his father that by looks like human equivalent of what did you pictured in your post.
Jackson Wright
Are morrocan girls qt as fuck. Also, how could a Hispanic like myself who speaks English and Spanish do with Morrocan girls? Besides the fact that their parents would kill me if they found out?
Logan Richardson
>Now “released” by Zawahiri, the Nusra Front can “present its candidacy” to join the list of legitimate organizations and enjoy immunity from U.S. and Russian aerial assaults, operating without fear with the other militias. First of all, the US and Russia already said that the change of name means nothing, and that the group formerly known as Nusra is still al-Qaeda at heart: Joulani never renounced his bay'a (pledge of allegiance) to Zawahiri, he explictly said that the rebranding was just that, a rebranding. Second of all, Russia has not stopped and will not stop his aerial assaults against Nusra, that's not gonna happen and Nusra and al-Qaeda leadership knows this very well. And finally, Nusra has been operating with other militias without fear since the group's inception, so this changes little in that regard.
If you want a quick analysis on the rebranding, check out pic related by Lister. I know Lister is a Qatari mouthpiece with an extremely punchable face, but sometimes he hits the nail (and also has access to the sources, sometimes directly)
Charles Hill
>red star Ummmmmmm...
William Wright
>Are morrocan girls qt as fuck. It really depends, just like in any other country.
>Also, how could a Hispanic like myself who speaks English and Spanish do with Morrocan girls? Besides the fact that their parents would kill me if they found out? Yep, there's plenty of girls who love foreigners here.
Nobody really cares about him, honestly. Very little is generally revealed about him.
>the little guy looks like a tiny dictator in making I don't think he'd ever reach the level of Hassan II. His reign was called the years of lead for a reason.
Honestly, I think the main reason Hassan II was and still continues to be the most popular Moroccan monarch is that he gave off more of a "Moroccan" vibe than a Royal vibe. He frequently did speeches in Moroccan dialect and French, shouted at and smacked his ministers when they fucked up, smoked during interviews, etc Was also a better politician/strategist than Mohammed VI will ever be
Landon Ramirez
so even with the failure of the coup, Assad got what he need it. Great news
Brandon Williams
On a scale from 1-10, how encircled is Aleppo?
Connor Jones
debaltseve/10
Juan Morales
What are you gonna do, blow up poutine, moose and syrup?
Juan Wilson
EXPLOSION!
Carter Young
so you admire the 70`s vibe? >but its current year!
Samuel Anderson
Megumin, you are doing it wrong.
Luke Myers
>admire Not really, life is better now, but it was a time where Morocco truly progressed, as opposed to the current stagnation on all levels (political, economical, social)
It was a safer time than now, though, since the state violence was so prevalent against dissidents and criminals that no one wanted to risk doing anything illegal, really a time where you could freely wander in the streets at 2 or 3AM (something unbelievable now)
Blake Russell
you are on Sup Forums so i imagine you love your country and your people. what do you like most about your county? also, what do you like most about your countrymen?
Eli Turner
>(something unbelievable now) dafaq tb h we don't hear anything about morocco here so I have no idea what to say but in general its the thought leaders of a society to show the masses ways of progress. start a revolution mate IT'S TIME
Jaxson Ortiz
Like this?
Tyler Campbell
>what do you like most about your county? also, what do you like most about your countrymen? Our culture and our hospitality. I'm not going to say Moroccans are tolerant of different cultures (most aren't), but you will always find someone to help you if you're in trouble because that's how the people are.
Family bonds are extremely strong, and you can always count on your kin.
How we still managed to keep our unique arabo-berber culture after living through a century of colonization
I have to admit we'll never succumb to Islamism too because 1) That's not in the nature of the people here and 2) the royal family has a strong hold on the country's politics. I wouldn't say Morocco is secular, but usually you have nothing to risk if you aren't muslim (I've heard some stories of discrimination against Christians, but those cases aren't the norm)
>start a revolution mate The population fucking loves the king through and through Believe me, you'd get lynched for yelling anti-royalist slogans outside Remember a large part of the population isn't interested in politics AT ALL and probably wouldn't believe that starting a revolution would change shit (33% illiteracy rate and an absolutely abysmal public education system)
Besides, after seeing what happened in every country that started a revolution in the Middle East / North Africa recently, even I wouldn't want to take part in any revolution
Gavin Howard
>That pic
What is Rem doing in the back? Also, how did you learn English? You write incredibly well.
Elijah Rodriguez
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Thomas Roberts
>(33% illiteracy rate wow
>Besides, after seeing what happened in every country that started a revolution in the Middle East / North Africa recently, even I wouldn't want to take part in any revolution
by the way this is why Iranian liberals say that Iran`s establishment created isis! JUST
but instruction how to start a revoloution for later: 1-make tones of memes and youtube videos about how things could be better but monarchy is incapable of doing it.(give them demands that system cant provide ever) 2- continue this when until when the times come (like drought story in syria etc) 3-after time small protests starts exaggerate shit out of numbers 4-hire a sniper rifle shoot someone in the crowd and watch the world burn
Henry Phillips
Who is Rem?
Ryan Brooks
Who is Rem?
>how did you learn English? Years of nearly exclusively browsing English websites. I'm more fluent in English than I am in Arabic... overall, I'm fluent in English, Moroccan, and French, semi-fluent in Arabic, and I've got decent reading comprehension in Spanish. Currently learning Japanese.
i would study german or russian if i didnt work well over 50 hours a week breaking my back.
John Edwards
What the fuck does Erdogan think he's doing, surrounding Incirlik Airbase and trying to force his way in "for security purposes"
Has the coup frayed his aging mind? Does he know who he is dealing with?
Dominic Hernandez
kek Reminds me of how it's illegal to possess a Bible in Arabic here (in order to "prevent proselytism")
French, Arabic, and Moroccan are my mother tongues I studied in a French School, so English (since Elementary school) and Spanish (since High School) were part of my curriculum Decided to start learning Japanese because I'm a fucking weeb and I thought it'd be cool to learn an East Asian Language
In the future, I'd like to learn Russian too, but I gotta work on being fluent in Arabic and Spanish first (mainly gotta work on my vocab for the former)
Andrew Lopez
>Who is Rem?
Don't!!! Just...
Brandon Collins
Also, damn... language instruction here is awful. I know we are the usa, beacon on a hill and all that jazz, but our language instruction truly is awful. If you want to learn a language, you need a private tutor, there is no other way.
Charles Bailey
was just typing pretty much that. i tried german in High School. i made it past 1 semester and then dropped out to go to work for a living.
Oliver Morales
>If you want to learn a language, you need a private tutor, there is no other way. Eh, it's not like everyone was incredibly fluent in English either. Spanish is also close enough to French that you can understand most stuff after a year or two.
Is language instruction in the grorious US of A really that bad?
Noah Ortiz
/r/ing that picture that shows a fashion show in Assad's Syria and then Women forced into burqas in the moderate freedom fighter's Syria.
Cooper Green
its the same here in Iran too. I had a private tutor when I was a kid and could speak better than this back then. but since there were no one to talk to since I've slowly started to forget how to talk.
Jayden Parker
reuters.com/article/us-turkey-security-idUSKCN10A0HH >Erdogan says to close military schools, rein in armed forces > Turkey will shut down its military academies and put the armed forces under the command of the defense minister, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday in a move designed to bring the military under tighter government control after a failed coup. >Erdogan, who narrowly escaped capture and possible death on the night of the coup, told Reuters in an interview last week that the military, NATO's second-biggest, needed "fresh blood". The dishonorable discharges included around 40 percent of Turkey's admirals and generals. >"Our armed forces will be much stronger with the latest decree we are preparing. Our force commanders will report to the defense minister," Erdogan said in an interview on Saturday with A Haber, a private broadcaster. >"Military schools will be shut down... We will establish a national defense university." >He also said he wanted the national intelligence agency and the chief of general staff, the most senior military officer, to report directly to the presidency, moves that would require a constitutional change and therefore the backing of opposition parties. >Both the general staff and the intelligence agency now report to the prime minister's office. Putting them under the president's overall direction would be in line with Erdogan's push for a new constitution centered on a strong executive presidency.
RIP Kemalist Army
Jack Torres
>Is language instruction in the grorious US of A really that bad? short answer: yes. long: public education system is crap for the most part. i'll never forget the awkwardness from school, and never remember the lessons taught by the teachers.
Bentley Adams
I've been following SG for a month or so now, honestly my fave general.
In the intrest of comf I would like to print a map for my desk and mark and keep track of advances by the different factions.
This conflict still has a solid 6 months of juicy war right?
Isaiah Cox
>This conflict still has a solid 6 months of juicy war right? watch the interviews in the op. imo yea
Jordan Howard
>This conflict still has a solid 6 months of juicy war right? We're talking about years and years of bloody warfare left, senpai.
Huh. France's public education system is pretty good for the most part. I guess that's one thing where they succeeded.
Brody Myers
´ You will love episode 25 :^)
Gabriel Harris
this one?
Benjamin Fisher
>Is language instruction in the grorious US of A really that bad?
Yes. Language instruction is only taught in the high school level and is only taught for 2 years/semesters. You can go 4, but I have never known anyone that did that. Every person I have known and met that "learned" a second language forgot everything by the time the semester ended. Spanish is the second most popular language here in the usa, but everyone that is fluent either learned it from their parents or a private tutor. You can also learn German, French, and sign language ; but since language instruction is limited to high school, no one ever becomes fluent. It may be different in other schools, but what I stated above is how mist schools in the usa are.
