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Whats the fuse all about? |
I see. But i don't think erdogan is ready yet to fight extremism and terrorism. You cant be calling for a united front against terrorism and islamic extremism while openly aiding and abeting the same group of people in Syria, under the guise of moderate rebels. You cant eat ur cake and have it. It is either you bend or you break. Nevertheless, ther is every need for all hands to be on in tackling the menace of islamic extremism. |
Lucasbalo:I see. But America is still involve in the region till date. |
NairaMinted:Am still trying to load the video. May just be my browser fault. |
Lucasbalo:Russia is doing what is necessary, knowing that if it doesnt confront them in Syria now, it will have to fight them back home later. Putin got the backing of his people. Knowing what IS is, and having declare war on Russia. Russia is more than capable to take on isis and i dont see anything keeping it bogged down. |
The Russian s have come, the Syrians have seen, and behold they are conquering now and gradually coasting towards victory. No matter how long the journey maybe, the forces of good will eventually prevail over those of evil. Putin and Syria will surely win the battle. Go Russia! Go Syria! |
@scully95. Your wahhabist and takfirist/Zionist theory in connection to the Afghanistan, Yugoslavic wars, the attack on independent and resource rich nations, and the boko haram connection ditto nigeria, is indeed one that falls within reality. But be it known to you that such expositions of the truth are being dubbed as '' conspiracy theory, '' which is only a false tag employed to discredit the integrity of the critical thinker. I just dont have the time to delve into history, but some facts should suffice. We all know what happened to Iraq and Libya-but not quite long ago, a retired US 5star general spill the beans that the US had planned to invade 7nations of which are Libya, Iraq, and Syria. What this meant is that these nations have long been on the hit list of the hegemon and excuses under false pretext and coded colour revolutions have to be created to warrant the invasions. Today, we now know that Iraq have no WMD. Ghadafi died, and Syria is today bleeding like hell. What was their crimes? For daring the dollar - apart from the greed of the elites. We all know how the US predicted the break up of Nigeria in 2015, ditto the birth of Boko Haram, and how the violence intensified immediately Nigeria announced plans to switch from the dollar to the Chinese Yuan as reserve currency. The fact that boko haram is a foreign sponsored insurgency tied to wahhabism, was underlined by the attempted visit by one of it's leader from the mideast to Nigeria, and the visa crisis that follows. Coupled with the fact that villagers in the north have seen foreign men on copter dropping cash and weapons for boko haram. The wahabisim link is real. |
Truthpallbearer:http://realy? Well, i think you are still understanding the foudational history of Saudi Arabia. This link should help. www.globalresearch.ca/why-does-the-u-s-support-saudi-arabia-a-country-which-hosts-and-finances-islamic-terrorism-on-behalf-of-washington/5398408 i believe you knew what they did in Iraq, and what they are doing now in Syria? |
It is ignorance that makes the rat thinks she can bell the cat. Satan-Arabia insisting that Assad must go before any meaningful peaceful accord can be reach, speaks volume of how stupidly audacious and pained they must be feeling towards the Syrian issue, as it relate to the Russian involvement. It is understandable, in that, years of funding and aiding of terrorism to destroy another nation for the soul of " gas, " with billions spent so far, is about going up in flames, as the Syrian regime backed by Russian air-power, is slowly but gradually making gains in retaking of some territories formally under the terrorist. If the house of Sauds thinks it can continue with the increasingly unpopular Assad must go mantra, then they can expect to lose more financial, material and human resources in trying to realize their sick dream. With Russia in Syria, it is only a zombie that would still want Assad out unilaterally! |
CFCfan:Yeah! They are just moving in the right direction as predicted. |
NairaMinted: |
CFCfan:You certainly know what you are saying. America's electoral system is a sham. |
NairaMinted: |
I think one possible theory of downing the plane is to draw Russia into a a full fledge attack and war on IS in the middle east, for what reasons, i don't know. But i believe Russia won't buy into that idea. But one thing is certain: if Russia secret services are able to establish a connection between Qatar or Satan-Arabia with the terrorist bombing of the plane, then you can expects some high-up heaads to start rolling. But it is not going to be done in the open; expect covert eliminations to follow. Just my thought anyway. As for the terrorists, no amount of plane downing would help them. The casualties they are taking in Syria is so mush that they now have to resort to propaganda of Russia killing civilians and bombing hospitals. I expect some uptick in activities at the front lines, but Russia wont play into their hands. I believe Putin and his team must have analysed the reasons and scenario very well to take the right path. Believe me, its just a matter of time, the IS will get its back broken soon. But expect something terrible to happen in either vassals sponsored terrorist states in the mideast. The place is a time bomb as we speak. |
major success is been recorded by the Syrian regime as we speak. They have now lifted the IS siege of an airbase, and free the highway to Aleppo. The Russian coordination is paying off big time. |
Adieu, God is with you in the afterlife. |
okosodo:Did you even know why NATO was originally established and still functioning till now? |
Missy89:Thanks alot Missy, i will do just that. |
Victory is not always easy to come by, but on the long run, the Syrians should prevail. Thanks to Putin for standing against those sons of Cain. |
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NairaMinted:I heard it somewhere that Russia have deployed tactical nukes to Syria. I am still trying hard to get the original info from the source. He is an e-pal that lives in St.Petersburg and work for one of the news outlets there. Still trying to get to him. |
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Underground:I quite agree with you. It was clearly a false flag, and as people try to put the pieces together, mistakes and incorrect assessment and analysis are bound to be made. Infact, however way you want to look at it, every theory regarding the event sounds probable and seems to fit in one way or the other, though we may never know the real deal that marks the catastrophy of that day. |
Missy89:I still think her theory sounds plausible, but you will do well to help with the links to review of her work by the said Paul zarembka. You can post the link on your signature, or how do plan to send it? The way this spambots is banning people this days is making one wish to grab the head of one of those Mods dwn here. I posted a simple reply to somebody that contains nothing offensive, and the damn spambots banned me last week. i won't be surprise if i am banned for this post. |
mazeltov: Dancing unclad on the pendulum of apologeism based on ex post facto excuses won't vulcanize the derogatory premise enshrined in your illogical insinuations. There is nothing de novo in this In haec verba of your jingoistic postulation, including mine to a certain degree, as thou keep travelling on the wavelenghts of repititions, only paraphrasing and rephrasing like Joseph's coat of many colours. As plausible as your Appleyard and Mazeltov hypothetical scenario may sound to the shallow minded, coupled with the fact that so far, there appears to be no Aminus Furandi by you, i must say however that it is regretably Culpa Lata on your part as you continue to undermine the inalienable concept of objectivity in relation to success. War is about objectives and achieving defined objectives is why States engages in war. This is the fundamental difference between individual goals and State oriented objectives. Oh Mazeltov, if wars are to be fought and success measured based on you premise, then there would be no need for nations to engage in wars. Then the axis forces during WW2 won the war after inflicting considerable casualties on the allied forces, despite losing out at the end. Then Hitler won the war against Russia after inflicting unimaginable losses against the latter, not withstanding that Moscow eventually occupied Berlin.Dear brother, war is either success or failure regarding objectives. Every soldier knows this to be true. There are no Oboes here. No two ways around it! In as much as we have exhibited mush of our intellectual views and perceptions on this issue in a matured and tolerable mannner, it however appears that we can never arrive at a Consensus Ad Idem, based on our profound ideological disagreements. Thus, by virtue of our contineous neologism, it is better if we draw the curtain on this, so we don't give room to idiosyncrasy that would only mar the cordial though divergent views we enjoy. Is been nice digging with you. Stay bless brother! |
mazeltov:Contrition twines me like a snake each time i come upon the wake of staccato signals of constant ballucination of the truth in the face of realism. It is trite that in warfare, realism entails the pinacle of success by the crown achievement of objectives. This is the fundamental principle that underlines any war in relation to victory, particularly to the attacking side. Therefore, stop arguing illogically and presenting unreasonable reasons that lack substance in the face of reality. That America " was winning the war " is not as " America won the war ". This is the reality, and not some jingoistic gibberish epilogue excuses. The outcome of a war cannot be determined by who inflicts the most casualties or wins the most battles...its about the objectives and the outcome reality on the ground at the end of hostilities. The United States entered the war hoping to contain the spread of communism and Soviet influence. The war ended with Vietnam being united under the North's communist influence and Vietnam quickly put their hold on Laos and Cambodia. The U.S. withdrawal was always imminent, getting increasingly bogged down, frustrated fighting an enemy using unhinged guerilla system of warfare, the US resorted to commiting war crimes-bombing and massacre of women and and children, even with chemical weapons; and in addition to the human and financial cost of the war, the protest was the last nail on the Undertaker's coffin to the Vietnam wrestlemania. Thus, the Paris Accords was quickly secured and Uncle Sam Cayoteid out of Vietnam. Well, We can jingoistically rewrite all the history we want...like the Japanese do,,,but who runs the country after then and now? There is the answer. You cannot use numbers alone...if so, Carthage won the 2nd Punic war. It is just plain wrong, even From a military point of view, they lost. It doesn't matter how many battles you won, but what happens thereafter the momentous victorious song. The enemy continued to function militarily and politically. You pulled out and left with no goal achieved and no feather added to your momentous glory. Every bit of land fought over was relinquished to the NVA. The government you were supporting collapsed, theirs swept south and seized control. There is no depending on how you look at it. There is the reality. They lost. The US leadership saw the Vietnam bruhaha as an opportunity to create and preserve a client state and deny the USSR a client, much like a business endeavor - the Viet Cong, on the other hand, new that it was a fight for preservation of their homeland and were fueled by the most basic instinct of survival, not for any convoluted concept of Cold War diplomacy and clientele states. Uncle Sam completely undermined, if not ignorant of, the prevailing spirit of the strongest form of Nationalism in Vietnam, and the consequence was a colossal loss. |
Anything could have happened. RIP |
The one that Mostly interest me was Cuba, In the sense that during the American embargo and crisis, the man Fidel Castro gave a prophecy that today came to pass. “Richard Nixon had been sworn in for his second term as president of the United States, the Vietnam War was coming to an end and, following his return from Southeast Asia, Fidel offered a press conference with foreign correspondents. “The British journalist Brian Davis asked him: “When do you believe relations between Cuba and the United States, countries that are quite distant despite their geographical proximity, could be re-established?’ ” “Castro answered in a very loud tone of voice, so that everyone could hear him: ‘The United States will sit down and talk with us when it has a black president and the world has a Latin American Pope.’ ” “ Prophecy fulfilled! ![]() Argentinean journalist and writer Pedro Jorge Solans picked up the anecdote during a recent trip to Cuba, while doing a report about the re-established relations between the United States and Cuba. Solans’ source was taxi- driver Eduardo de la Torre, who was in university in 1973. “De la Torre told Solas he was certain of the veracity of the anecdote. He also recalled the many times they announced the Comandante’s death, inviting Solas to count the number of times the international press reported his death and the many times he came back to life.” Of course, it would have been impossible at the time to foresee that the humorous phrase would become reality. If such a prediction was unlikely, even less realistic were the words spoken 17 years before at Cinco Palmas, at the foot of the Sierra Maestra Mountains, when the handful of survivors of the Granma yacht landing gathered to continue the fight against Batista. Faced with the sorry remnants of his troops, made up of a dozen inexperienced combatants and less rifles, Fidel exclaimed: “Now we can be certain we’ll win this war,” leaving the rebel’s brother [today’s president] dumbstruck. The most recent prediction that came true is perhaps the one regarding the Cuban Five. Shortly after the trial they were subjected to more than 15 years ago, Castro said “They will return.” It’s true that two (Fernando Gonzalez and Rene Gonzalez) served out their sentences, but, back then, any kind of negotiation leading to their and the other three Cubans release seemed impossible. The worldwide campaign calling for their release, which saw the support of personalities from the arts, sciences, parliaments, governments, political parties and religious leaders helped bring this about, but none of that existed when Fidel said: “Have no doubts, they will return.” Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Eduardo Galeano said that Fidel travels to the future and comes back to tell us how events will unfold. I could mention other predictions, having to do with climate change (pronounced at the Rio Summit in 1992), the aid to development that an end to the arms race would spell, and others…but those have not come true yet… see www.havanatimes.org The Cosmic order rules the world. |
Missy89:I see. But i won't be surprise if that place goes up in flames again. Those guys are something else. |
Tkester:We can do nothing but for the truth. Thanks for the flattery. Your commendations are my motivation. Keep up the good work Soulja! ![]() |
Tkester:It is my humble submission that every poster here have the right to his or her views, but there are some people you hold in high esteem and distinquished from others - reason - because they argue logically, called a spade a spade when the facts are there, and above all, don't engaged in childish rants of insults and showmanship. That is why i roll with a host of them here and else where. But it is heart breaking when some of this same people later start bending facts, trying hard to re-write history, distorting facts, and above all, trying to redefine certain conceptual meanings and re-establish a contrary normative order based on self conviction (rather than the underlying truth) and misplaced thematic analysis borne out of a lopsided and microscopic view of certain events - all stemming from a warped Steven Wonder's love for the United States of Amaggedon, or another Nation as the case maybe. Last month at Quora, one completely brainwashed gentleman told me that it was a combination of Poles, and Ukies, armed by the US and Brits, that actually liberated Stalingrad. When i asked the son of Cain on where he got his books and facts from, guess what: he said that Porochenko's statements to that fact is the real deal. And when another fellow probe him further, the brainwashed troller logged out in anger. As funny as it is, the underlying realization is that, while there is a brazen attempt to re-write history, distort facts or redefine some conceptual meanings, many a people, even among the intellectuals, are buying into the idea, line, hook and sinker. Just as many now believe there are so-called " moderate rebels " - redefining the concept of terrorism, which the US is practically funding; down to the much acclaimed and widely belief of Hitler's killing of six million Jews in the Holocaust, even never at anytime considering the Jewish population spread in Europe as that time. You can now understand why Malcom X warned against propaganda - the hall mark of Zombiefication! |
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