who do you support in the syrian conflict and why?

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Originally Posted by mustafa1

I am Syrian and I don't support any one, I am against all of them.

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Yes the war has no good side, they are all idiots.

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Originally Posted by zhaoyun

100% support for Assad because he is a secular ruler while his enemies are religious fanatics.

Also, allegations about him using chemical weapons are bullshit.

Either way, I don't want the US involved in Syria or the Middle East, period. It's not our war to fight.

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+1.

And yes, it is not your war... but you fight for Israel :noidea:

The protestors of 2011.

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Originally Posted by Incal

The protestors of 2011.

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You mean foreign influenced agents.

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Originally Posted by Gold-Shekel

You mean foreign influenced agents.

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Sure, sure, as most MENA world back in the day.

Assad.

one syrian guy that spoke at my university said that when he was in power, sure some better freedoms could have been given to citizens and people would demonstrate, however nobody would have expected that the demonstrations would have opened the door to the intervention of USA+ISR.


He said they would have never done them if they knew what was to come…

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Originally Posted by crazyladybutterfly

be precise as possible :)

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Long story short, back in the 70's Hafez al-Assad (the father) considered that he was tricked by Henry Kissinger, US Secretary of State at the time, for what initially looked like a new type of "Commonwealth" of Arab states, in reality, Kissinger played Arab leaders against each other and since then al-Assad Sr. did everything in his power to take revenge. Terrorist attacks planned and executed by or with al-Assad knowledge (1983 Beirut, Lebanon) was put on Muammar Gaddafi back...Later on, the "Arab Springs" degenerate in a bloody mess, civil and dogmatic conflicts explodes all over making room for radical Islamists to take charge and proclaim their "Holy War" against the "infidels", let countries in ruin. US, Russia, Turkey, and EU got involved in an attempt to protect their self-interests, (not necessarily the same), more civil casualties. Several attempts to reach regional peace some failed, some succeeded, the way to reconstruction is a slowing and painful process.