Auschwitz 2014

[Bboboo]

If you want Internment camps that have been happening for over 50 years, look towards North Korea.

[mitic]

The story started in Kuwait because of slant drills. Saddams invasion was just the reaction to this. So, who did those slant drills? It was not Kuwait.

The rest is history, 100,000 Iraqi civilians dead, "mission accomplished".

[leewong]

Why Syrians Support Bashar al Assad

"When I met President Assad, with a group of Australians, his manner was entirely consistent with the pre-2011 image of the mild-mannered eye doctor. He expressed deep concern with the impact on children of witnessing terrorist atrocities while fanatics shout ‘God is Great’. The man is certainly no brute, in the manner of Saddam Hussein or George W. Bush.

The key factor in Syria’s survival has been the cohesion, dedication and popular support for the Army. Syrians know that their Army represents pluralist Syria and has been fighting sectarian, foreign backed terrorism. This Army did not fracture on sectarian lines, as the Takfiris had hoped, and defections have been small, certainly less than 2%.

Has the Army committed abuses? Probably, but mainly against the armed groups. There is some evidence of execution of foreign terrorists. That is certainly a crime, but probably has a fair degree of popular support in Syria, at the moment. The main constraint on such abuses seems to be the army order from ‘Mr Soft Heart’, to save the lives of Syrian rebels.

However, despite the repeated claims by sectarian Islamists and their western backers, there is no convincing evidence that the Syrian Army has deliberately bombed and gassed civilians. Nor would there be a motive for it. Nor does the behaviour of people on the streets support it. Most Syrians do not blame their army for the horrendous violence of this war, but rather the foreign backed terrorists.

These are the same terrorists backed by the governments of the USA, Britain and France, hiding behind the fig-leaf of the mythical ‘moderate rebel’ while reciting their catalogue of fabricated accusations.

The high participation rate (73%) in June’s presidential elections, despite the war, was at least as significant as the strong vote (88%) Bashar received. Even the BBC could not hide the large crowds that came out to vote, especially those that mobbed the Syrian Embassy in Beirut.

Participation rates are nowhere as near in the US; indeed no western leader can claim such a strong democratic mandate as this ‘dictator’. The size of Bashar’s win underlines a stark reality: there never was a popular uprising against this man; and his popularity has grown."

[Pokesan]

hmm yes assad apologists ITT

good job RNF, you've lived up to your reputation

[runlvlzero]

How long before Pizza Hut invades Syria?

[Skittlez]

Here's more. Lot's of photo's being released very soon.

http://news.yahoo.com/exhibition-of-...220711714.html

[mitic]

Originally Posted by Skittlez [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here's more. Lot's of photo's being released very soon.

http://news.yahoo.com/exhibition-of-...220711714.html

no need to wait

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[Skittlez]

Originally Posted by Hurb [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Everyone should just listen to me and whip their dicks out, solve everything.

my fav part about syria is that people like assad without knowing why there is a conflict: He cracked down on protests and let militias kill women and children. The people fought back. Welcome to present day, 1000's dead civilians and people still not willing to condemn assad but rather Obama for fighting him.

now LOOK AT MY DICK YA'LL

Whipping it.

Now, time for the helicopter.