SalarHaqq
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It's their opinion, they have the right to speak it out.
Lol I’m sorry I honestly been staying out of replying to posts or in general staying away from negativity………..but come on dude don’t be such a pretentious idiot it’s like saying Stalin was Ghandi or Adolf was Mandela
The poster at the link didn't state President Assad is a humanitarian, they stated he is the protector of humanity. Which isn't exactly the same.
I'm sure you for instance are of the opinion (correct me if I'm wrong) that during WW2, the Alliance acted as the protectors of humanity against evil. Notwithstanding the fact that they killed nearly 150.000 Japanese civilians with nuclear weapons, and firebombed anywhere between 25.000 and 250.000 German civilians at Dresden.
lol you use big words
I get it your smarter than a lot of people lol but doesn’t make you any less delusional.
I never made such a claim here, did I?
However I sense gripe in this statement, as if you had an issue with the way I choose to express myself. I don't reproach you nor anyone else for their writing style (unless it betrays a politically condemnable stance), why won't you let me have my own.
Oh no he didn’t gas civilians that was an isis sponsored nato false flag operation………
Had you looked beyond mainstream narratives sponsored by NATO regimes, you'd have noticed the many problems with these allegations. Some of the members of an OPCW panel tasked with verification even resigned in protest over the panel's dubious methods, just to give an example.
Also when it comes to accusations related to chemical weapons, western regimes do not exactly have a pristine track record:
- Assisting Saddam's army in manufacturing and using chemical weapons against Iran, preventing international condemnation thereof including via obstruction of sanctions against Baghdad at the UNSC.
- Then, as soon as his usefulness had expired, charging Saddam for the Halabja attack against Kurdish Iraqis but completely obfuscating his chemical bombings of the Islamic Republic, which martyred even more people.
- Lying about Iraqi chemical weapons in 2003, deliberately citing false witnesses such as the one codenamed "Curveball" and concocting bogus "evidence" to stage the illegal invasion of Iraq, triggering a cycle of violence in which hundreds of thousands lost their lives.
Not really the most trustworthy sources when it comes to WMD matters, are they.
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