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Says the guys who quotes PressTV and RT :omghaha: Of course Iran destabilizes the Middle East, it's within their best interest. Iran wants to restart a Safavid empire. Which will never happen.

You seriously are retarded. Rebels get most of their funding from Qatar and Turkey. Let me make this clear: If rebels got any military, logistical, or monetary support from Israel, Assad would've been gone in 2013. Just saying. We clearly haven't gotten any and we clearly won't get any. Wrong...

Rebels haven't received any 81mm mortars to my knowledge, but they have received 82mm mortars and obviously captured quite a lot. I would also expect that rebel crews aren't even trained in using Illumination rounds, and I haven't seen them ever fire them. (You know the rebels, they film...

I know you asked on 500's opinion, so I'll abstain from answering that. But I can answer the bottom section. SAA has not been able to train, it is now relying on 3 different types of forces to do its fighting for it: Draftees (make up a large portion of the Army, not willing to fight, want to...

Rebels are now advancing on the Western parts of Dara'a city. They have captured Tal Zaatar. Wikimapia - Let's describe the whole world!

Most of it is desert. In desert warfare, it's usually wide open, just like naval warfare. So wherever you project power is wherever you control, but Daesh obviously has fighters on the frontlines. They are constantly attacking rebels in Eastern Qalamoun. It was not an explosive factory, it was...

Syria now. HD version:

Because the most likely thing to happen now is a government that's not friendly to the US. Since they didn't do anything after Assad crossed the red line over a hundred times, no rebel groups trust the US to be a reliable partner anymore.

Rebels have launched a ground offensive against Fu'ah and Kufraya enclaves (which include some other minor villages.) Tunnel bomb already happened. Pounding positions within the enclaves with a D-30: All regime held bases, villages, and checkpoints liberated by Jaysh al Fateh: In Idlib...

Coalition would rather see Syria divided rather than help rebels. They know rebels won't play into their interests in the future, and by not helping they're reducing future US influence in Syria to little to none.

You clearly have no idea what the Syrian people want. No, look at all protest videos of protesters getting shot. They don't take cover, they run away for the nearest street corner. Soldiers crouch while running, run from cover to cover, etc. In short, it is much easier to identify a soldier...

So you're telling me that my 7 dead family members are fake now? Good job being an asshole. I've already said this story on here. You misunderstood the guy, and if you knew Arabic, you'd know exactly what he was saying. Civilians run for the nearest corner, you can see that in all protest...

Shh, he believes real life = video games. Let him live in his little dream world where a Javelin can shoot down a helicopter.

Worshiping? When did I ever praise Saudi Arabia, Qatar, etc? And it's funny how you use police state as if Iran isn't one. I know what a police state is, I've lived in 1 half my life. Syria under Assad. Maybe because the average tourist doesn't give a damn about peoples' lives under different...

I'm not saying I'm going to go to places to piss people off. But if Iran is so sensitive to having Khomenei, Khamenei, etc. disliked in public, then there is something wrong. I do respect other peoples' cultures, livelihoods, etc. but I will not respect a government that violates free speech.

They didn't get Javelins. At all. They didn't get any new weapons. They got a few Ford trucks with 50 cals on top. That's it.

Do you really need 9 million for weapons, medical supplies, etc for 1 man? You could've fucking built Gundams for all of them with that money. In short, the program is a fail, all b/c the US only allows them to fight ISIS. In other news, Ajnad al Sham & Liwa Shuhada al Islam have liberated the...

The CIA said that 500 million was allocated to rebels, and that only 54 were trained. They said this in congress. Go watch the congressional hearing.

Still, my point stands. You can still burn a US flag here in the US and it is the right of anyone to speak their mind wherever they want to, whenever they want to, it is a human right. Sure, it's not always the best thing to do, but it still a right. Let me tell you something, the idiocy in...

Is the CIA talking to congress about it not enough proof? lol