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Let's take a look at part of the defamation campaign by Assadists... Photoshopped image: Originial: In the photoshopped image, we can see they added alcohol everywhere (ironic because Assad's forces drink alcohol all the time), replaced the rebel in the mirror reflection with a scantily clad...

Umm, when was it fiercely opposed? A rudaw poll of KURDS (Syrian, Iraqi, Turkish, whoever else...) found that 71% of Kurds want an Islamic constitution. And Kurds are called "secular" by the west. :omghaha: If that number of Kurds want and Islamic constitution, the number of Arabs is way higher...

I know. But According to some it's for "retaliation" against "Turkish aggression" against the PKK. It doesn't make sense at all, true, but it's not something completely out of the ballpark, YPG would do it if they wanted to.

UNCONFIRMED: Reports are saying that YPG have given Tal Abyad to the regime. FSA fighters arrested as a result. SAA Ba'ath battalion of Raqqa said this was true on their twitter page. FSA Liwa Thuwar Raqqa said it was false on their facebook page. Still unconfirmed for now, but I wouldn't be...

POS. All "armor add-ons" that are DIY (whether made by FSA, SAA, YPG, ISIS, whoever) are bad (for the occupants.) They aren't made out of ballistic steel or composites, and any hit registered on the "add-on armor" will create a huge-backspall, which would kill the occupants on the inside, unless...

I'd say take the source with a grain of salt, but don't be surprised if what he says is true. An Islamist government would be a huge threat to US interests in the Middle East.

Alright then. So you want me to use PressTV, SANA, RT, or some other idiot-website? Because you clearly don't understand what bias is. Anyways, back to topic: Rebels are able to crush Assad quickly now. The only obstacle is...

So the fact that they want government forces to stop bombing cities is a "clear, biased, agenda?" With that logic, HRW asking Saudi Arabia to stop bombing civilians in Houthi-held areas is a "clear, biased, agenda." But obviously you agree with that "clear, biased, agenda" because it fits your...

SNHR are not biased. They have people on the ground. They report every death that happens, who was killed, where, who killed them, with what, etc... they have comprehensive documentation. Now, if you want to run an operation similar to them, go ahead, otherwise, take their information and...

You can debate your numbers. Get a volunteer network of thousands of Syrians all across the country, and see what they tell you. Then come back to me and say their numbers can't be trusted. About the rebel advance in Ghab Plain/Idlib: And this is a large-scale map of the situation of Ghab...

The only remaining regime positions in Idlib right now are Qarqur, Fua and Kefarya, and Abu Duhour air port. Qarqur is soon to be taken. This means that Hama and Latakia are open to be attacked, what would make sense is attacking Hama. According to their documentation, 186,000 civilians died in...

No matter the flaws of the F-35, it was made too big to fail. It has too many jobs in place, too many contractors, and too much money on the hands of several different companies, meaning it won't be canceled. Welcome to the Military Industrial Complex.

Jaysh al Fateh offensive on the last regime pockets in Idlib near the Ghab plain has taken Tell A'war, Tell Wisat, Tell Elias, & Jazara barrier. A regime airstrike on Douma killed 6 people today, and injured dozens. Whole block damaged or flattened. On a happier note...

You're looking at it from a biased perspective. According to all the evidence they have (which is PLENTY), the government forces were using their weapons for war crimes. Therefore, the flow of weapons to them must be stopped. They also clearly stated that the flow of weapons should stop to...

It is pretty easy. You look at all special ops teams in hostage situations, they suffer minimal casualties (usually 0 on most missions) and some injured, but most of the time they're fine. An Army could easily do the same with the right training. ATGMs are rarely used in Urban combat. They're...

Ah that retarded argument again. If you're in a hostage situation, you don't blow up the entire building with the hostages inside, you go in tactically and defeat the kidnappers. Obviously this is purely metaphorical, since the rebels aren't taking any innocents hostage, but that's your claim.

So...Bashar kills 177,000 people (including 10 of my family members), while the rest of the 5 factions kill 9,000 combined...but Bashar is better. How about you stick to the United States, you clearly have no idea what happens outside of it. When a 16 year old knows more than you you're doing it...

Why are they so ridiculous? I know what I say is hard to grasp for the nationalistic Arabs...but eh. Fine, I'll grant you your wish. Southern Storm firing DShKs at regime positions: Clashes in Dara'a: Shelling military positions in Damascus with mortars: Hell Cannon shells Fua'a and Kefarya...

Who knows, no one knows what he did to it but his inner circle. It's not like any person who has any dignity will be buying his "Qur'an." So the only "sources" for evidence of his editing will be his "scholars." Oh please. These are official statistics according to SNHR: 186,000 civilians...

Obviously, you bring no evidence to back up your claim. I would like you to bring tangible, and respectable evidence (i.e. not Al-Masdar, SANA, PressTV, RT, or whatever other retarded channel you worship) that the rebels are somehow responsible for this entire mess, and that they are the ones...