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The air force and artillery attacked the down prior to the forces even going in. As i mentioned, in the 1st day, they took over 60% of the city. And after about 2 weeks, they took over the whole city. How is that not achieving anything? Some of those fighters might have been "peasants" as you...

I get it that you don't like Hezbollah. But that's misinformation right there, or you don't really know about the Battle of Al-Qusayr. A lot of analysts say that the battle went well because of Hezbollah. And in the 1st day of the battle, the SAA, after Hezbollah joined were in control of 60% of...

There are no real "Iranian" units in Syria though except for some officers that coordinate and help the Syrians with logistic and technical support. There are volunteers though from Iran and other groups that Iran help and train, and they mostly protect shrines and etc in Syria. But have been...

Yeah, i remember that some Palestinian militants had gotten their hands on some AK-103's as well as some F2000 Assault Rifles, but reports said they got them from Libya http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34810155

Wrong. Actually one of the smallest victims of terrorism. Or do we only count countries without a Muslim majority population in them? Because even then, France isn't even close to being the biggest victims of terrorism. And I'm of course not trying to downplay the terrorist attacks in France...

Saw this meeting a few days ago on ruptly, hopefully this video will answer your question :) "High-ranking representatives of the Iranian Armed Forces were shown military hardware at the Scientific-Technical Centre Impulse in Sevastopol, Thursday. The two forces were given the chance to...

Not sure if those are AK-103's but there are sources saying that Iran has had AK-103's for a while. This is a snippet from a text from 2005, "Commandos from Takavaran are proficient with US, Russian, and Israeli weapons, but are outfitted with German-built firearms. Assault rifles such as the...

Of course it wasn't because of peaceful intentions or out of the goodness of his heart. He was afraid. That's why he offered it. Khoramshar was liberated on the 12th of May, 22 May 1982 is when operation "Beit ol-Moqaddas" was finished. And yes, after that operation there were still some areas...

Actually, Saddam offered a ceasefire on the 20th of June on the basis of the pre-war status quo. Also, "After Iraq withdrew from Iran, the Ayatollah Komeini proclaimed that Iran would invade Iraq. Saddam, with the backing of fellow Arab states (fearful of the Shi'a Revolution being exported into...

Everyone knows who is underestimating who when it comes to talks regarding the US-Iran war scenario, But yeah, waging a nuclear war would assure a U.S victory. No argument here on that. But highly doubtful that they would do it.

Was China the only country i mentioned? No. I said China and Russia. And i remember a while ago how members said "Russia would never help bla bla". Obviously, they would. And what i said about China going to war, is because their own Military figures said it a few years ago. And since then...

To be honest, i think it's really weird that some members are calling Italy, racist, oppressors etc for doing this. If anything, things like this is good for Muslims. Muslims have gotten such a bad name because of extremists/radicals. And i don't think this is a bad thing, sort out the bad...

REUTERS Iran executes Kurdish Islamists for armed attacks DUBAI | BY BOZORGMEHR SHARAFEDIN Iran executed up to 20 Kurdish Islamists suspected of attacks on security forces, drawing condemnation from rights groups which said the convictions may have been based on forced confessions. State news...

Ok, now I'm almost certain that you are basically just writing stuff to defend "the name/history of" Islam. And not really on a basis of history and fact. First, the blog you sent me to earlier, from the gentleman who obviously was biased. And now this site you just sent now. "answering...

As i said, yes, he had had difficulties with DETAILS and jumped over a bunch of stuff. That's what happens when you take that much history and try to write it down, which is exactly what is being said in the quote you just wrote, and also hence the quote i gave in my last post which basically is...

I hadn't read the other threads where you have written about things like Ummah and Kaffir and what not and ""modern day crusaders". But yeah, i read some of your posts after reading what you just wrote now and decided that you aren't worth my time.

Sorry, but Mr. Safley finished his Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), History in GMU in 2002 after finishing his Associate of Arts in 1999. This is his work experience since he finished school, Software Developer + Metadata Specialist Center for History and New Media, George Mason University 2002 –...

This guy? http://chnm.gmu.edu/author/jim-safley/ He is a Software Developer + Metadata Specialist at Center for History and New Media. Can't seem to find any papers that he has written or reviews unfortunately. And that's pretty uncommon for someone that is a Historian. He did work as a...

True, and that's due to the Iranian people. See the problem is that some of these extremist people, they are in even the highest position in the government that rules the country. But you can tell that they are very careful not to challenge our pre-islamic heritage as it is still a source of...

Hi, i was curious to know the source of that excerpt? I was trying to find out who Jim Safley actually is as i haven't heard of him before. And i did search the source of the text you posted which got me to Riaz Haq's blog. And the man obviously is biased. As this was an answer to someone who...