Syrian Rebels Get Bored with Syria, Plot to Kill All the Buddhists in Burma

[Aslan]

ok my dear u say ever religion has terrorists. can u tell me when is the last time u saw a christian or a hindu or buddhist blow up people chanting jesus is great,ramram stayhai or buddha is great...can u tell me any one instance

This has to be the biggest joke I have read, coming from a delusional one. Some one forgot the riots in his own country where communities after communities were massacred for being from different religion. Oh I pity the fools.

 

[Markus]

Yeah I can see that, you and almost all of the other cheering brigade.

If you dont want to believe, nothing much I can do.

But I completely believe in peace. (so what if I am drunk while I write this!).

 

[Aslan]

If you dont want to believe, nothing much I can do.

But I completely believe in peace. (so what if I am drunk while I write this!).

Good for you, atleast you are partially honest.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Double standard at its best... and they expect the government just to stand their and watch...
America goes overseas to fight "terrorism", but when it comes to Syria, Syria has no right to fight terrorism...

I don't like where things are headed in the Middle East in general.

I have enough problems in my own turf. But I don't like the developments I am seeing.


The hypocrisy is enraging.

 

[Syrian Lion]

I don't like where things are headed in the Middle East in general.

I have enough problems in my own turf. But I don't like the developments I am seeing.


The hypocrisy is enraging.

The Middle East is chaos because of some countries who allow foreigner to intervene in the M.E business.. the M.E oil can control the whole world easily.. however there are some puppets who can't say no the west..

 

[RayKalm]

'Freedom go to hell', who are these guys, Jewish sponsored actors? Islam gives you more freedom than you can imagine. It gives you the option to not join the faith.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

The Middle East is chaos because of some countries who allow foreigner to intervene in the M.E business.. the M.E oil can control the whole world easily.. however there are some puppets who can't say no the west..

You Arabs and your intelligence agencies should be cooperating

What's going on today is madness. This is a mess.

 

[livingdead]

@Syrian Lion : do you like the status quo of assad retaining power? Would you not prefer geniune democracy there?
I do believe demand should come from within syria, but not sure how successful it will be.

 

[Syrian Lion]

@Syrian Lion : do you like the status quo of assad retaining power? Would you not prefer geniune democracy there?
I do believe demand should come from within syria, but not sure how successful it will be.

no one is against change and true democracy... however it should be done PEACEFULLY and SYRIAN MADE... Alasad has fulfilled all the demands... he passed 100+ bills and laws, removed the Emergency Law, Allowed political parties, and most important Constitution change which allows presidential elections... Alasad has been calling for elections for over a year and half under the UN administration, however the west , and their outside puppet opposition refused? why? if they claim Alasad has no support, then what do they fear?

Please look at this.. it might answer some of your questions..

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-affairs/234220-syria-questions-can-not-answered.html

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

@Syrian Lion : do you like the status quo of assad retaining power? Would you not prefer geniune democracy there?
I do believe demand should come from within syria, but not sure how successful it will be.

once they topple Assad regime, Iran will have lost a crucial ally and Hezbollah will find itself in a constrained position

if you think the Americans or the israelis care a shyt about "democracy" or "elections" then boy -- you are naiive.

i'd equate it as Afghanistan Part II.......God forbid Syria become another Afghanistan. Assad family was always known to be brutal on its opposition and that is very very wrong and stupid.

there is no unified rebellion; you now have a toxic brew of militants supported by different countries and used for different purposes. In Libya, once Qaddafi fell the rebels turned their guns on eachother.

Syrian population was fairly moderate and the people seem to be more educated than in some of the other Arab countries; American and Europeans used to go to Syria to learn Arabic language at their universities. I went to Syria once (back in 1997) and it seemed like a happy country with nice people.

Who in their right mind wants to go to Syria now (except the 'whackos')

i could care less about Syrian politics or their regime; but it's sad to see an ancient country rich in culture go down a dark path.....the Syrian issue is an internal political affair.

if this becomes a standard practice -- then disband the United Nations, Hague and Geneva Conventions and tear all the other charters to shreds because they have no purpose then

because honestly, i thought in 2001 the war was supposed to be against global terrorist groups like Al Qaeda's franchises between North Africa, Arabian Peninsula and Afghanistan/Pakistan.......it almost seems to be either a myth, or a RUSE

 

[livingdead]

once they topple Assad regime, Iran will have lost a crucial ally and Hezbollah will find itself in a constrained position

if you think the Americans or the israelis care a shyt about "democracy" or "elections" then boy -- you are naiive.

i'd equate it as Afghanistan Part II.......God forbid Syria become another Afghanistan. Assad family was always known to be brutal on its opposition and that is very very wrong and stupid.

there is no unified rebellion; you now have a toxic brew of militants supported by different countries and used for different purposes. In Libya, once Qaddafi fell the rebels turned their guns on eachother.

Syrian population was fairly moderate and the people seem to be more educated than in some of the other Arab countries; American and Europeans used to go to Syria to learn Arabic language at their universities. I went to Syria once (back in 1997) and it seemed like a happy country with nice people.

Who in their right mind wants to go to Syria now (except the 'whackos')

i could care less about Syrian politics or their regime; but it's sad to see an ancient country rich in culture go down a dark path.....the Syrian issue is an internal political affair.

if this becomes a standard practice -- then disband the United Nations, Hague and Geneva Conventions and tear all the other charters to shreds because they have no purpose then

I never said the western way of regime change is the right way. I was just asking syrian lion whether he is happy with current regime, as he seems to be a staunch supporter of assad.
I personally will prefer the change to come from within syria, although it will take quite long and lots of people will die unfortunately.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

I never said the western way of regime change is the right way. I was just asking syrian lion whether he is happy with current regime, as he seems to be a staunch supporter of assad.
I personally will prefer the change to come from within syria, although it will take quite long and lots of people will die unfortunately.

lots have already died....the situation is pretty appalling and it's a wakeup call for other countries

as for our member Syrian Lion - it's my impression that he is a staunch supporter of Assad. That's his own view; I guess Syrians are very divided today. People are either very pro-Assad or very anti-Assad

 

[StormShadow]

Thank God for 1947 we don't have to have our homes near these people

Yeah thank god!!

 

[xyxmt]

This will give Burma the opportunity to completely finish of the Rohingyas.

If it were possible to finish a race or a religion then there wouldnt be a single muslim in India today