butchersapron
Bring back hanging
That's him ta, don't know what happened there.
That's him ta, don't know what happened there.
A bit like here in Damascus, look at nearby streets there's normal traffic (and those traffic cops), people shopping, students going to schools and university, raise your gaze and you see the utter destruction in the surrounding area. It's a bizarre place.Amazing pictures of what must be a horrific place - traffic cops determined to prove that they don't need traffic to exist, university students studying for futures that might not exist. That runway is gonna be fall of Saigon embassy rooftop chaos.
JAN executed 24 (some figures higher) druze in idlib day before yesterday. Claims that it was a new tunisian commander trying to impress battle hardened fighters. In the south, druze have also been blocking regime tanks and other things from leaving their areas. Questions of how they are going to relate to the (FSA & non islamist) southern front, who, having taken the second largest military base in the country earlier this week, have now immediately moved onto attacking the al-Thala airbase, actually getting inside for a while yesterday.
(Wow what that drivel above from cr?)
If the Army of Conquest were to be totally defeated and sundered between the hammer of the barrel bombs and the anvil of ISIL, and if the conflict turns to be Assad versus ISIL alone; then the US, and the world, would intervene on the side of Assad. After all, the US air raids in the region are directed only against ISIL. Even in Iraq, the US was forced, by the maneuver of pulling the Iraqi Security Forces quickly out of Ramadi, to accept what it had previously rejected—that is, involving the Shia militias in the war for Anbar. By accepting that, the US had to mute the facts of the Shia militias’ atrocities against the population of Anbar. Having done that, why would it not later mute the crimes of Assad against his people as well, in order to gather all forces to fight ISIL in Syria?
Walid Jumblatt was tweeting about the Druze position during the week, but it was in Arabic - I think he was stressing the importance of Syria maintaining statehood - which is the Moscow position.
The unusual part of those Time photos is the humanising of civilians under regime control - the captions present relatable modernity surrounded by jihadi baddie others. The piece you posted in the other thread referred to a possible situation where the US/NATO would have to pick between Assad & Isis, and would choose Assad - is this the beginning of a change of tone?
BEIRUT — Members of Syria's Druze minority have helped repel a rebel attack on an army base in the south, mobilizing to confront insurgents including al Qaeda's Nusra Front who are trying to build on gains against President Bashar al-Assad.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based organization that tracks the war, said on Friday rebels had been driven from the base, which they had partly captured on Thursday, by air strikes and Druze fighters from nearby Sweida.
Some shift of focus in PR terms at least - need to find ground based examples etc. I can't commit to saying this is happening, i think they're waiting (but obv coming up with diff scenarios) on what happens in next two months i north and south.Walid Jumblatt was tweeting about the Druze position during the week, but it was in Arabic - I think he was stressing the importance of Syria maintaining statehood - which is the Moscow position.
The unusual part of those Time photos is the humanising of civilians under regime control - the captions present relatable modernity surrounded by jihadi baddie others. The piece you posted in the other thread referred to a possible situation where the US/NATO would have to pick between Assad & Isis, and would choose Assad - is this the beginning of a change of tone?
Sounds like your wanking in yer pants, I won't mention your filthy name you CUNT.JAN executed 24 (some figures higher) druze in idlib day before yesterday. Claims that it was a new tunisian commander trying to impress battle hardened fighters. In the south, druze have also been blocking regime tanks and other things from leaving their areas. Questions of how they are going to relate to the (FSA & non islamist) southern front, who, having taken the second largest military base in the country earlier this week, have now immediately moved onto attacking the al-Thala airbase, actually getting inside for a while yesterday.
(Wow what that drivel above from cr?)
of braincells? Don't be too generous there!At least C,R has a pair...
Forget greenwashing and pinkwashing, this is Christ-washing
Walid Jumblatt was tweeting about the Druze position during the week, but it was in Arabic - I think he was stressing the importance of Syria maintaining statehood - which is the Moscow position.
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No just something on the side!Is that why you're there?