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shoodboi2:
Mr man, F*ck off.

Gbadebo19:
Get some medical care before the inevitable happens. It ain't good being blind in prison.
Shalom.

shoodboi2:
Thief, its's 11:07 pm here. Go to bed. Or are you looking for something to steal on this thread? We don't have anything you can steal here. Thief🤣🤣🤣

"Syria is laid out in front of us... I'm calling on those who call the shots: Occupy as much territory as possible (in Syria)... Not temporary. This area should be ours."

Right wing lawyer and media person Guy Bossy demands more Lebensraum. For him this is all an "opportunity." pic.twitter.com/JTZf8QCccI

— B.M. (@ireallyhateyou) December 10, 2024

WrriterNg:
Cc Appleyard, BoldBrainz, Ghostagain, LordAdam16, Masterviolence, Regex, Shoodboi2, MILLE, Usmanpogo

What are your thoughts on this?

Gbadebo19:
Yes it is me.
Ogbeni shut up, am not scared of you.
Come and do your worst. There was also one idiot that wanted to come from Europe to box me the other time. He has been quiet for some time now, maybe he had a plane crash on the way, we nor even know.
Another one wanted to come from Bayelsa, maybe a trailer has grinded his meat to pieces on the way, we nor see that one too again.
Who is scared of you, you should be more concerned of making it to my location alive first 🤣🤣🤣🤣

shoodboi2:
The fellow is correct. Though it is still somehow cope as LordAdam said, considering Russia and Iran did not want Assad to give up that easily and never saw this coming, but he is 100% correct.

What makes him correct is the fact that Iran and Russia adjusted to the current reality rather than trying to force their own reality. If the US was on the side of Syria, the US would have encouraged the Syrian army to fight rather than watch them disband and flee as we all witnessed.

We should always remember that the rallying point of all the rebel groups in Syria was Assad. The rebels hate themselves, but they hate Assad more.

So, their plan has always been to focus on fighting Assad and whoever supports his government (That is Russia and Iran in this case). Once Assad is gone, they will then focus on fighting themselves to determine who rules over Syria.

The US, Israel, and Turkish-backed rebels vs Russia and Iran-backed Syria war would have taken years or even decades if Syria had fought back.

But Syria didn’t fight, which surprised everyone. The army disbanded and Assad just left. Assad’s body language literally told them ”I’ve had enough of this madness. I am gone. You guys should do whatever you want from now on.” 🤣🤣🤣

So with Assad “defeated,” the rebels now have to focus on their own divisions and upcoming civil war that will ultimately determine who rules the country.

Truth is: The fact that Assad refused Iran deploying troops and preferred to travel out of the country with his $135 billion stash 🤑 was disappointing at first, but is really a blessing in disguise for Iran. If it weren’t for that, Israel would have started working with HTS and other rebel groups to fight and defeat Iran as we speak.

The CNN had even prepped HTS leader, Jolani, for their anti-Assad campaign. They hid the fact that HTS is a terror group, dressed Jolani in a green uniform like Zelensky, and made him remove his turban and trim his beard so that he no longer looks like Osama.

But with Assad gone and a deadly civil war brewing in the background, that is no longer necessary.

At this point, HTS has two options if it is going to win:

(1.) Normalize relations with Russia and Iran.
(2.) Normalize relations with the US and Israel.

Iran and Russia are open to normalization and have started normalizing with HTS. Russia itself read the room and ceased bombing once Syrian troops completed their retreat, and is now considering removing HTS as a terrorist group as both parties continue to negotiate. The HTS flag is also flying in the Syrian embassy in Moscow.

In exchange for this, HTS will likely allow Russia to keep their base in Syria, or at least, HTS will not attack the Russian bases even if they do not officially permit Russia to remain in Syria.

As for Iran, they won when they didn’t invade Syria or attack HTS under the guise of protecting their borders, Syrian Shiites, or whatever, which is the sort of thing that Israel is doing. Instead, Iranian troops remained inside their country.

If Iran attacked, it would have pulled HTS towards Israel. Even though HTS and Israel hate themselves, they would have had a common interest at that point, which was to contain and defeat Iran as such an event would be a great opportunity for Israel to drag Iran into a war.

But that never happened and HTS has even promised to protect the Shiites in Syria and is trying to normalize relations with Iran. Israel likely played a part in this too when it started bombing and invading Syria. In exchange for its cooperation, Iran will likely request for passage to continue to send weapons to Hezbollah. And it won’t interfere with HTS issues.

As for the west, they are in a quagmire. They don’t want to normalize with HTS and only consider them useful idi**s who are only useful for defeating Assad. Once Assad is gone, the US would then fund their own preferred rebel groups to take on and defeat HTS.

But Syria, Russia, and Iran did not fight as the west thought, so now, the west has to fight. Rival groups both supported by the US and Turkey are even fighting already 🤣 and it would get worse once the civil war officially begins.

Turkey, Israel, and the US are also moving troops around Syria and arming their respective factions in preparation for the upcoming civil war. Israel too has (unofficially) declared war and has started bombing Syria and stealing land, which has made the HTS consider it as an enemy.

The HTS itself has talked about fighting Israel and liberating Palestine from Israel. As a side note, while the HTS could do that, we prefer that they don’t since they will only complicate issues for Palestinians.

And it is not like the HTS is going to do it because they love Palestine. They only want to expand their territory, kick out the Israelis, and rule over Palestine themselves. (Syria, Palestine, and Israel are all part of the Levant, which HTS hopes to rule over). So, such action will likely cause a civil war inside of Palestine since Palestinains wouldn’t want to be ruled by the HTS either.

As for Turkey, it along with the US and HTS weren’t expecting a quick victory. HTS never believed they would be marching into Damascus in mere days. But now it has done it and has quickly found itself in a quagmire where it has to deal with Syria’s geopolitical problems since it is now the government.

Meanwhile Russia and Iran are just watching. They are not arming anyone and are now the spectators in a war in which the west expected them to be participants. Meanwhile, the same west are now participants in a war they planned to be spectators.

So, this is a big win for Iran and Russia just as that fellow said and that is only because they are clever enough to quickly adjust to the situation. They didn’t plan it but it happened, and they quickly adjusted.

This has given them a huge win on the diplomatic and political front, and they are currently in the good books of the HTS. They are not friends with HTS but they are not enemies either. And insofar as the HTS stays out of their business, they too will stay out of the HTS’ business.

And as for Jolani, the HTS leader, he is in for the ride of his life. In case he hasn’t realized yet, he is the new Assad, and the US and Israel do not like the old or new Assad.

shoodboi2:
You made a good argument for them. But is there some reason why Israel can never make a diplomatic approach rather than resorting to bombing outrightly. The US backs HTS. Though not heavily, but they do to some extent. So, why can't Israel approach them rather than bombing.

Now, HTS has made an enemy of Israel and is already talking about "liberating Palestine" and attacking Israel. Even Iran and Russia are not in the bad books of HTS even though Russia bombed them during their assault just few days ago and Iran and Al-Qaeda/HTS don't really get along.

Israel is still dumb to have resorted to bombing outright though. And it has even advanced to Damascus. Is it really interested in opening another front there? And even if it defeats HTS, who will control that area up to Damascus? Israel?

Simeonjoe1:
The one rule of geopolitical play is diplomacy should come from a place of strength either political, economic, military or all.

Don't ever let an undecided adversary hold the cards either a friend or foe because you don't know how he'll turn out, if a friend better and if a foe good, because he can't hurt you much.

Also considering the precedence of the HTS, it's highly unlikely that this group would ally or even be neutral towards Isreal. Everything about them is pointing towards hostility against the Jewish state.

In fact I expected this Israel action against them. It's not hard to see. When all the tides are down, they could now be invited to the negotiating table, they don't have to be allies, but just be neutral, not allowed to be use by Iran. If they refuse well, they can't really hurt as enough buffer has been created already.

This is what Iran has to learn in geopolitical play, being reactive always makes you lose.

shoodboi2:
The fellow is correct. Though it is still somehow cope as LordAdam said, considering Russia and Iran did not want Assad to give up that easily and never saw this coming, but he is 100% correct.

What makes him correct is the fact that Iran and Russia adjusted to the current reality rather than trying to force their own reality. If the US was on the side of Syria, the US would have encouraged the Syrian army to fight rather than watch them disband and flee as we all witnessed.

We should always remember that the rallying point of all the rebel groups in Syria was Assad. The rebels hate themselves, but they hate Assad more.

So, their plan has always been to focus on fighting Assad and whoever supports his government (That is Russia and Iran in this case). Once Assad is gone, they will then focus on fighting themselves to determine who rules over Syria.

The US, Israel, and Turkish-backed rebels vs Russia and Iran-backed Syria war would have taken years or even decades if Syria had fought back.

But Syria didn’t fight, which surprised everyone. The army disbanded and Assad just left. Assad’s body language literally told them ”I’ve had enough of this madness. I am gone. You guys should do whatever you want from now on.” 🤣🤣🤣

So with Assad “defeated,” the rebels now have to focus on their own divisions and upcoming civil war that will ultimately determine who rules the country.

Truth is: The fact that Assad refused Iran deploying troops and preferred to travel out of the country with his $135 billion stash 🤑 was disappointing at first, but is really a blessing in disguise for Iran. If it weren’t for that, Israel would have started working with HTS and other rebel groups to fight and defeat Iran as we speak.

The CNN had even prepped HTS leader, Jolani, for their anti-Assad campaign. They hid the fact that HTS is a terror group, dressed Jolani in a green uniform like Zelensky, and made him remove his turban and trim his beard so that he no longer looks like Osama.

But with Assad gone and a deadly civil war brewing in the background, that is no longer necessary.

At this point, HTS has two options if it is going to win:

(1.) Normalize relations with Russia and Iran.
(2.) Normalize relations with the US and Israel.

Iran and Russia are open to normalization and have started normalizing with HTS. Russia itself read the room and ceased bombing once Syrian troops completed their retreat, and is now considering removing HTS as a terrorist group as both parties continue to negotiate. The HTS flag is also flying in the Syrian embassy in Moscow.

In exchange for this, HTS will likely allow Russia to keep their base in Syria, or at least, HTS will not attack the Russian bases even if they do not officially permit Russia to remain in Syria.

As for Iran, they won when they didn’t invade Syria or attack HTS under the guise of protecting their borders, Syrian Shiites, or whatever, which is the sort of thing that Israel is doing. Instead, Iranian troops remained inside their country.

If Iran attacked, it would have pulled HTS towards Israel. Even though HTS and Israel hate themselves, they would have had a common interest at that point, which was to contain and defeat Iran as such an event would be a great opportunity for Israel to drag Iran into a war.

But that never happened and HTS has even promised to protect the Shiites in Syria and is trying to normalize relations with Iran. Israel likely played a part in this too when it started bombing and invading Syria. In exchange for its cooperation, Iran will likely request for passage to continue to send weapons to Hezbollah. And it won’t interfere with HTS issues.

As for the west, they are in a quagmire. They don’t want to normalize with HTS and only consider them useful idi**s who are only useful for defeating Assad. Once Assad is gone, the US would then fund their own preferred rebel groups to take on and defeat HTS.

But Syria, Russia, and Iran did not fight as the west thought, so now, the west has to fight. Rival groups both supported by the US and Turkey are even fighting already 🤣 and it would get worse once the civil war officially begins.

Turkey, Israel, and the US are also moving troops around Syria and arming their respective factions in preparation for the upcoming civil war. Israel too has (unofficially) declared war and has started bombing Syria and stealing land, which has made the HTS consider it as an enemy.

The HTS itself has talked about fighting Israel and liberating Palestine from Israel. As a side note, while the HTS could do that, we prefer that they don’t since they will only complicate issues for Palestinians.

And it is not like the HTS is going to do it because they love Palestine. They only want to expand their territory, kick out the Israelis, and rule over Palestine themselves. (Syria, Palestine, and Israel are all part of the Levant, which HTS hopes to rule over). So, such action will likely cause a civil war inside of Palestine since Palestinains wouldn’t want to be ruled by the HTS either.

As for Turkey, it along with the US and HTS weren’t expecting a quick victory. HTS never believed they would be marching into Damascus in mere days. But now it has done it and has quickly found itself in a quagmire where it has to deal with Syria’s geopolitical problems since it is now the government.

Meanwhile Russia and Iran are just watching. They are not arming anyone and are now the spectators in a war in which the west expected them to be participants. Meanwhile, the same west are now participants in a war they planned to be spectators.

So, this is a big win for Iran and Russia just as that fellow said and that is only because they are clever enough to quickly adjust to the situation. They didn’t plan it but it happened, and they quickly adjusted.

This has given them a huge win on the diplomatic and political front, and they are currently in the good books of the HTS. They are not friends with HTS but they are not enemies either. And insofar as the HTS stays out of their business, they too will stay out of the HTS’ business.

And as for Jolani, the HTS leader, he is in for the ride of his life. In case he hasn’t realized yet, he is the new Assad, and the US and Israel do not like the old or new Assad.

Gbadebo19:
No better way to say this.💯💯
Many people fail to realize that there must be a balance between "how things are" and "how it should be."
Understanding such play of power is the perfect recipe for leadership.

Simeonjoe1:
All this twist and turns. No matter how you all spin it here.
The simple plain truth is

THIS IS A BIG RUSSIA FOREIGN POLICY DISASTER c'est fini

shoodboi2:
Thief, its's 11:07 pm here. Go to bed. Or are you looking for something to steal on this thread? We don't have anything you can steal here. Thief🤣🤣🤣

Gbadebo19:
I no fit laugh alone oo 🤣🤣🤣
Dystopianmuse, Obedience4, Lanre316, Lawag3 come and see something ooo.
Terrorist fighting another terrorist!!!! 🤣🤣

Vic2023:
🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡- "The attacks on the Kurds must stop," - Gideon Sa'ar, Israeli Foreign Minister.