Hundreds of terrorists in Syria, waving Al-Qaeda flags

[baraSYR]

Baluarte, not every Global Event can explained by conspiracy theories.

[MarkyMark]

If you are Syrian why is your ancestry North Caucasian?

[Baluarte]

It's not a conspiracy, even Western media shows there are Lybians fighting in Syria.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/...libya-fighters

[baraSYR]

That's a lie, there are many foreign fighters within their ranks.

Syrian Army much more Syrian than "Free Syrian Army"

the foreign fighters are employed in the Nusra not the FSA.

[GodAmongMen]

It's not a conspiracy, even Western media shows there are Lybians fighting in Syria.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/...libya-fighters

Agreed, how is it a conspiracy?

Just cause it challenges a certain narrative that you subscribe to, doesn't automatically make it a conspiracy.

[baraSYR]

If you are Syrian why is your ancestry North Caucasian?

because my ancestry is from there

[baraSYR]

It's not a conspiracy, even Western media shows there are Lybians fighting in Syria.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/...libya-fighters

I didn't deny that there are foreigners fighting in Syria, Also Hezboallah and the persian basig are there also.

[GodAmongMen]

the foreign fighters are employed in the Nusra not the FSA.

The number of foreign Sunni militants active within the FSA is hard to assess. In late May 2012, based on interviews with FSA fighters, it was reported that 300 Lebanese had joined the FSA. The presence of Algerians, Tunisians, Jordanians and fighters from Saudi Arabia was also confirmed. A leader of the FSA told an AFP correspondent that five Libyan combatants have been killed in clashes with the Syrian Army. The same leader, while denying the presence of many foreign fighters, said that there are few of different nationalities. Peter Harling, from the International Crisis Group, told the AFP that the proportion of foreign fighters is currently very small, but might grow after Saudi Arabia and Qatar announced their support for arming the rebels.

Croatian General Marinko Krešić confirmed that there are between 80 and 100 Croat mercenaries between the ages of 40 and 60 helping the Free Syrian Army. They are veterans from the Croatian War of Independence (1991–95) or Bosnian War (1992–95), but also fought as mercenaries in Iraqi War (2003–11), Libyan civil war, Tunisian revolution and Egyptian revolution. Krešić stated that some are serving as security, instructors while others are killing. He also stated that they are very well trained and that "they are the one who will probably kill rather than be killed". Krešić stated that their payment is up to 2,000 US$ a day due to "rich foreign donators". He also added that the majority of the volunteers coming from the Balkans to help the FSA are citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina ( not citizens of Serbian Republic (Serbian part of Bosnia)). Sources close to the Belgrade military circles confirmed that the former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army are also aiding the FSA. They are mostly instructors who train the rebels mostly for the urban and the guerrilla warfare. A first reported death of a member of the Kosovo Liberation Army was announced on 13 November. Naman Demoli, a former member of the KLA was killed near Syrian-Turkish border.

There are dozens of Kuwait's volunteers entering from Turkey that are fighting in ranks of the FSA. The volunteers are given Syrian IDs as a precautionary measure in case they are arrested, before they are armed and sent to fight in different locations across the troubled country.

[baraSYR]

It's not a conspiracy, even Western media shows there are Lybians fighting in Syria.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/28/world/...libya-fighters

Wikipedia say

Hezbollah: 1,500[20]–5,000[21] fighters
Iraqi Shi'ite militias: 500 fighters[6]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_civil_war

who are they ???

[GodAmongMen]

I didn't deny that there are foreigners fighting in Syria, Also Hezboallah and the persian basig are there also.

Are they in the ranks of the Syrian Army? No.

They are simply fighting alongside them.

On the other hand, the entire "Free Syrian Army" is comprised of tons of foreign fighters and exists due to substantial monetary, economic and strategic support from a plethora of foreign entities mentioned above.