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ASSAD HAS DECISIVELY WON HIS BRUTAL BATTLE

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Maybe Libya is not burn to ground and is more prosperous than Gaddafi regime era?
Prosperous for whom? Surely not to the Libyans..Lybia is a mess..it will take a century , for the Lybian to recover..
 
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Assad was not the aggressor, he was the legitimate ruler of Syria who has successfully thwarted the nefarious designs of the American-Zionist-Wahhabist nexus in ME.

He did not burn his country to the ground,
your masters did

If I may throw a wild one out @M. Sarmad

The US 'pull out' has been timed exquisitely, an observation based on undermentioned points:

1. Turkey - US spat and how it played out.
2. Saudi Arabia cozying up to Russia, talks of Defence Deals etc etc, Kashogi incident is a leverage
3. Saudi-Qatari spat, Qatar is increasingly being propped up as a regional irritant.
4. Iranian economic recovery derailed by sanctioning yet not enough to create problems for Iran.
5. Despite of Point #4 above, tacit understanding in maintaining a 'logistics bridge' through Iraq to tie down ISIS
6. Giving Turkey the responsibility of containing it's own monsters in name of Kurds knowing Kurds will build bridges with Assad faster than one can say the word bridge. Thereby scuttling, in the process, any Kurdish aspirations in Northern Iran, signaling a tacit understanding with Iran.
7. Assad weak enough to rely on Russia, but strong enough to assert a desire to extend control over whole of Syria, thereby pitting Turkey against Assad in near term.
8. Turkish cozying to Russia is scuttled as a result. And we know Russia never forgets (the loss of their fighter shot down by Turks) and will be loathe to let Assad go.
9. Israel left to fend for itself in appearances but like pointed out, an unified Syria remains in Israel's interest.

Basically, everywhere there will continue to be strife and a tremendous market for US weapons and defense products.

She is a troll (check her ID) so ignore her and do not pay much attention because she will waste your time and drain your energy. If you can't deal with her.. just add her to your ignores list..

Who is she here @war&peace ?
 
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If I may throw a wild one out @M. Sarmad

The US 'pull out' has been timed exquisitely, an observation based on undermentioned points:

1. Turkey - US spat and how it played out.
2. Saudi Arabia cozying up to Russia, talks of Defence Deals etc etc, Kashogi incident is a leverage
3. Saudi-Qatari spat, Qatar is increasingly being propped up as a regional irritant.
4. Iranian economic recovery derailed by sanctioning yet not enough to create problems for Iran.
5. Despite of Point #4 above, tacit understanding in maintaining a 'logistics bridge' through Iraq to tie down ISIS
6. Giving Turkey the responsibility of containing it's own monsters in name of Kurds knowing Kurds will build bridges with Assad faster than one can say the word bridge. Thereby scuttling, in the process, any Kurdish aspirations in Northern Iran, signaling a tacit understanding with Iran.
7. Assad weak enough to rely on Russia, but strong enough to assert a desire to extend control over whole of Syria, thereby pitting Turkey against Assad in near term.
8. Turkish cozying to Russia is scuttled as a result. And we know Russia never forgets (the loss of their fighter shot down by Turks) and will be loathe to let Assad go.
9. Israel left to fend for itself in appearances but like pointed out, an unified Syria remains in Israel's interest.

Basically, everywhere there will continue to be strife and a tremendous market for US weapons and defense products.

Surely the present administration is too dumb to think so "complexively"! :D
 
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