I had dinner with my family and they spent the entire time grilling Trump. They asked my opinion, but I just said the Aleppo battle had been occupying all my time. They didn't know what Aleppo was.
Christian Brown
Do you think once Assad oust the terrorist, he'll build a wall around kebab an Jew land?
Justin Long
Yeah just found that, I was in hospital and just got out missed on a lot of stuff. Thanks
Ian Bailey
Despair-tier
I was layed off from my job in oil and gas. Thanks to to OPEC-fags production cut, I'll likely not be able to find another one anytime soon.
Lucas Wood
And the irony is the shills call Trump supporters uninformed.
John Reed
Ivan Sidorenko @IvanSidorenko1 3 мин.3 минyты нaзaд #Syria #Aleppo Militants Yesterday Announced Death of 7 Commanders & 38 fighters (45 total) Killed @ #SouthernAleppo
Benjamin Martin
I'm sorry to hear that. take care. you have us
Owen Cox
Sorry bro I know how you feel. In a similar position. Fuck Saudi Arabia.
Reading this from a pessimistic ruskie:
>Despite all the media coverage of the ongoing Russia’s operation in Syria, the situation has not radically changed in favor of Bashar al-Assad yet. To some extent, you can even say that the Russian military operation in Syria has started chocking. The present contingent that has been deployed to Syria is clearly not strong enough to cast a decisive blow against the infrastructure of the armed opposition. In recent weeks, Damascus has been able to achieve only limited success in the outskirts of the Syrian city of Aleppo. However, the overall strategic situation is truly puzzling, since the Syrian army is suffering from the lack of human resources. Government troops are taking defensive engagements, trying to get entrenched within a relatively small perimeter while advancing whenever it’s possible. But so far the offensive operations of the Syrian troops haven’t scored any major achievements. At the same time, Russia’s air corps is not big enough to steal a victory in this war. To capture and retain such major cities like Aleppo and Raqqa, one must have at his disposal tens of thousands of well trained and equipped soldiers ... >At the same time Russia itself is in a rather difficult situation due to the international isolation and the ongoing economic crisis. Therefore, an ever increasing number of experts from the “inner circle” has been advising president Putin to stop supporting Syria and put an end to the military operation in this state, limiting Russia’s support to arms supplies only. There’s a belief that it would give a considerable momentum to the peace negotiations within the UN framework, which would allow the United States to replace Bashar al-Assad with a transitional government in 2017.
You have more insults than arguments, and nothing to show for your arguments
Please stop pushing the "newfag ITT xD" narrative and talk normally
Anyone following this war and these threads for more than a couple weeks knows there was no coherent "FSA" block, YPG was allied with FSA before turkish and gulf arab backed jihadists became the primary actors in the rebellion. YPG's position has always been anti-jihadi, and when relatively "secular" FSA factions declared allegiance with such jihadi groups, they became enemies of YPG. The ideological stance of YPG never changed. You don't get to ignore the jihadi take over of FSA when it's convenient
>they acted as the gloves for the illegal "coalition" (just the US basically). No shit. No point in repeating this
>I was talking about Russian support for YPG.
Extremely smart of you to follow up Coalition-YPG dynamics talk with YPG's effect on Erdogan then. Can you stop with this forced "one-uppage" aggression? I'm not a fucking kurd if it's going to get you to breathe normally. I agree that the kurds will not succeed in gaining full independence, but you are flat out delusional if you think Turkey will block its (at this point) only asset to NATO.
Ethan White
I just woke up and saw the 800 nusrats killed thread
already comfy af
Brody White
I know how you feel user, disusing Syria with people who believe in 'moderate rebels' is hard but some of the people around me are starting to get red pilled on Syria so I'm some what hopeful.
Connor James
I feel ya buddy. Just got done with mine. A place I been in way too often myself. I just got out of a liberal college. Thankfully my colleagues are practically all pro-Trump. That fucking sucks dude. What did you work as? Hopefully you'll get on your feet soon
Pic: Bumerang is turning into quite the beast. APS launchers are a new addition there.
Cameron Baker
what is /sg/ listening to
Robert Miller
Thanks. Some pics of crispy moderates will hopefully cheer me up soon.
And I know you Aussies have been feeling it too. I actually worked for an Australian company and I know they are hemorrhaging jobs in Perth too.
Julian Phillips
Who /ISIS/ here?
Colton Miller
How many of your neighbors joined?
Anthony Ross
>Alright team, I picked a super cool proxy to go with this honeypot! Let's see how it goes!
Grayson Anderson
>was in hospital Are you ok now?
Aaron Wilson
checked and kekked
Carter Hall
RARE
Justin Turner
woah, now that's rare
Mason Sanders
I really need my /sg/ safe space right now after reading a German politics forum with all its leftist retardation.
Kayden Clark
I will be okay, I am not able to have kids anymore so feeling a bit down.
Thats tough Serb-user. I hope you find a way to get what you want though.
Blake Moore
Shit.
Parker Martinez
Nice proxy Abu al-Baghdadi. Now go back to the bakery.
James Rogers
Is it because of the depleted uranium Bombs those dirty Americans dropped on Serbia?
Jordan Robinson
>Somalia
Luke Robinson
What do you guys think of this:
>Russia's actions have been consistent with a willingness to split Syria, in betrayal of Assad.
>Russia flew most of their planes back to Russia and called for a ceasefire to stall the advances of the Syrian forces. And allowed ISIS to regroup. ISIS then was allowed to move these masses of men to the fight without being wiped out from the air.
>While packing up and leaving might hurt Russia's rep because they actually engaged in Syria, Russia has a long history of abandoning those they claim to be allies (Iraq, Libya and others).
>It seems Russia wants a stalemate that leads to splitting Syria with russia getting the western coast and Assad becoming a figurehead puppet.
:( I'm really sorry to hear about that.
Bentley Russell
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Logan Cruz
All of which suggests that some of the most acute and intelligent people in British public life are getting the Syrian conflict precisely wrong. I don’t think any civilised individual would suggest that President Assad has conducted anything but a barbarous war against his own people, that his use of barrel bombs and chemical weapons are not morally repugnant and that he didn’t, quite calculatedly, play a dirty game in relation to Islamic State – they were rather useful for his purposes at the outset, since they provided handy black propaganda against the rebels as a whole. As for the Russians, it would seem that not all of their air strikes have been directed against Islamic State so much as against mainstream rebel forces. And the Aleppo siege has had a devastating effect on the population within it; people are starving and vulnerable to bombardment. It’s war. Melanie McDonagh
Turkey has recently made attempts to improve border security, but this was not always the case. Turkey adopted a staunchly anti-Assad approach from the early days of the Syrian civil war. This was due in part to legitimate concerns about a massacre occurring in a neighboring country (more than 250,000 have died in the Syrian civil war, with Bashar al-Assad using chemical weapons and barrel bombs and carrying out torture on an industrial scale) and in part to sectarian impulses coinciding with strategic interests in expanding the influence of Sunni governance in the Middle East.
—Robin Simcox is Margaret Thatcher Fellow in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy, at The Heritage Foundation.
Ivan Sidorenko @IvanSidorenko1 13 мин.13 минyт нaзaд #Syria #Aleppo #SouthernAleppo 7 Militant Commanders Announced Dead and Two Injured. (That I have Seen So Far)
Owen Brown
>his use of barrel bombs and chemical weapons
Nice memes.
Ryder James
Personally I find amusing that they still peddle the barrel bombs and chemical attack shtick . It's twothousandsixteen!
Elijah Scott
"National anti-corruption" bureau apparently. New group that formed recently. They can still be trained how to oppress people better. Which they do a lot.
More Bumerang.
Landon Rodriguez
Freezing destroys your cells. cryogenics is all a scam
Sebastian Rivera
I am cancer free now, too poor for that stuff and what said.
Elijah Moore
Yes, the government advances are not as fast as they could be due to a lack of manpower.
The people who left Syria for Europe are nothing but cowards. In the face of an enemy that threatens to erase their entire history, they chose to pack up and leave. Shameful. You don't even have to be on the front line to contribute to the war effort.
There are also proteins within the cells of some animals that bind ice crystals and prevent them from getting big enough to kill the cell
Ian Walker
If your ovaries are still in tact you could always use a surrogate through IVF.
If there is a will there is a way.
John Rivera
And where is Greater Minnesota?
Zachary Young
+1 shitpost counter no contribution
>"bump"
Lucas Reed
According to German media our Syrian refugees aren't fleeing from ISIS but Assad. :^)
Oliver Kelly
>Weapons of the Turkish SF group that was tasked with killing Erdogan. >oh look they have american guns, that's another proof they aresended by america >:c
how the fuck they believe that?
Parker Brown
I know but that all costs money and well thats something I don't have, oneday maybe.
Sorry about the off-topic shitposting.
Brayden Brooks
>Hohol secret police >secret >hohol
Nolan Campbell
Is that M320 GLM I'm seeing?
Jason Taylor
i've been outta the loop for a long time how long til SAA take aleppo?
Tyler Ortiz
Nevermind, I think it's actually AG36
Andrew Morris
might work. But she might just have better luck finding a surrogate mother and using IPS cells to clone herself. I've always wondered what it you'd be like to raise yourself as a child the entire midwest including colorado :^)
Christopher Flores
Never. Phase 6 is going to roll out soon, the rebels have a few tricks up their sleeves.
Samuel Peterson
How accurate is that?
Henry Bailey
Implying this isn't true.
They're fleeing secular assad to Islamist Germany.
Christian Russell
If you're taking Indiana, you'll have to call it Greater Indiana.
Elijah Thomas
...
Jason Foster
Left and right side should be similar :^)
Benjamin Morris
RARE AS FUCK Just need Bhutan and The Eurasian continent is complete.
Owen Cook
100% accurate.
Easton Powell
this
Matthew Watson
Dude our fucking governments cant even phase out actual threats. If you think they are going to care or even see that some NEETs from pol are listening to some dank isis nasheeds then your being delusional.
I listen to nasheeds when working out and sometimes just for recreational purposes. And you should too, your missing out on some quality cultural enrichment (the real kind) if you dont
Jaxon Reyes
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Angel Jenkins
REEE why is Minnesota going blue this year! How many somali's do you have there!?
John Lopez
>blacks >voting
Nicholas Clark
>t. tavistock shill (((LISTEN TO THE BRAINWASHING MUSIC, TAVIS)))
Kayden Sanchez
Why the fuck do you want Toronto?
Ethan Adams
feel better soon serbanon!
Luke Hall
So our hope is that Trump wins , removes sanctions on RUS, and they make glorious alliance
Daniel Diaz
Yeah it's a very interesting subject, especially considering emerging cell reprogramming tech which will seriously blur ethical limits. I did an internship in a cell reprogramming lab 4 years ago, we were making neural stem cells out of skin cells collected from mouse tails.
>raise yourself as a child Some other lab managed to reprogram skin cells into sperm and egg, so you could technically inbreed with yourself, kek
Anyway I could shitpost forever about this but I'm going to stop and let the SAA do the talking
Nicholas Gray
so we can raze it :^)
Nicholas Sanders
They are not that different...
Joshua Cook
>Not even taking the tops of Pennsylvania and New York State
Camden Cruz
I want to clone a female version of myself
Jayden Adams
>Some other lab managed to reprogram skin cells into sperm and egg, so you could technically inbreed with yourself, kek
So someone somewhere could have a clone of my from my hotel bedsheets?
