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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:29 pm

Garavnoss wrote:
miltiades wrote:This rather naïve and utterly full of shit individual who imagines that he is playing with HIS toys, HIS army, is in fact playing toy soldiers whilst dreaming that his is the ....Commander In Chief. So wet behind the ears he is that he actually believes all the crap that he posts.

By the way, page 21 of this thread, way back in August 2013 he had this, ....contradictory to his current bullshit, say.

" Another thing that confuses me is the fact that the Rebels are backed by fundamentalist Islamists. Sometimes, it is better in helping regimes like Assad, Qaddafi, and Mubarak maintain their power to keep everything under tight control and peaceful.

Simple fact is, some countries are just not ready for democracy and it is over rated anyway. Let's face it! Is the US, EU, or any other 'democracy' truly a democracy? Just because you get to cast your ballot does not mean you have a say. "


So back then he believed that the rebels opposing the legal Syrian government were backed by fundamentalist islamists, stating that its better to help the Assad regime !!
What an arsehole of a Plonker!


The comments highlighted "RED" are representative of a person with sound perceptions of political events and, [whether agreed with or not], are certainly NOT deserving of the initial ridicule and subsequent insult the author of those comments received.

Those comments which preceded and followed are representative of the vile inane ramblings of an embittered old fool. 8)

An Isis dedicated bloody pervert concurs with the wet behind the ears plonker. You deserve each other and you are deserving of every single insult that I throw at you. A pair of plonkers the two of you.
Hey Pervert, now that the plonkers army is getting ready to invade Syria will you be joining HIS troops, if you do make sure you blow your filthy self up!
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:39 pm

Back to Syria now and the realization by the West that perhaps Assad is the lesser of the 100 evils involved in the fighting.

Turkey will not dare go into Syria, the Russians will not allow it. The USA has realized that it has made a dreadful mistake in throwing its support behind factions fighting the recognized government of Syria.

I do not support dictators but I prefer dictatorship to total anarchy. The ME is not ready for democracy, not for as long as the people are driven by a medieval mythological ideology.

Assad will survive and Syria will return to some sort of stability but before this happens many thousand innocent Syrians will perish.

As for Saudi Arabia planning to send troops into Syria, who the hell is this dictatorship trying to fool.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Lordo » Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:52 pm

see what happens in the next few weeks. the tergs will grab a chunk of syria and there is fuck all the russians can about it. let them bomb the terggish soldiers if they dared.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Garavnoss » Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:53 pm

miltiades wrote:Back to Syria now and the realization by the West that perhaps Assad is the lesser of the 100 evils involved in the fighting.

Turkey will not dare go into Syria, the Russians will not allow it. The USA has realized that it has made a dreadful mistake in throwing its support behind factions fighting the recognized government of Syria.

I do not support dictators but I prefer dictatorship to total anarchy. The ME is not ready for democracy, not for as long as the people are driven by a medieval mythological ideology.

Assad will survive and Syria will return to some sort of stability but before this happens many thousand innocent Syrians will perish.

As for Saudi Arabia planning to send troops into Syria, who the hell is this dictatorship trying to fool.


OK, so you've been reading the newspapers and watching the Telly again.

What are YOUR opinions I wonder ?, based upon your OWN perceptions rather than those of the brain-dead masses you adhere to. 8)
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Feb 14, 2016 10:21 pm

Garavnoss wrote:
miltiades wrote:Back to Syria now and the realization by the West that perhaps Assad is the lesser of the 100 evils involved in the fighting.

Turkey will not dare go into Syria, the Russians will not allow it. The USA has realized that it has made a dreadful mistake in throwing its support behind factions fighting the recognized government of Syria.

I do not support dictators but I prefer dictatorship to total anarchy. The ME is not ready for democracy, not for as long as the people are driven by a medieval mythological ideology.

Assad will survive and Syria will return to some sort of stability but before this happens many thousand innocent Syrians will perish.

As for Saudi Arabia planning to send troops into Syria, who the hell is this dictatorship trying to fool.


OK, so you've been reading the newspapers and watching the Telly again.

What are YOUR opinions I wonder ?, based upon your OWN perceptions rather than those of the brain-dead masses you adhere to. 8)

At almost 70, I have been around the block a few times, my views on the Syrian situation are well known right on this forum,
here is what I said way back in 2012. page 15.

I have been a supporter of the western world all my life and still fully support our civilization, human rights, our freedoms and our way of life but will not blindly follow policies that I consider to be flawed, just as the Syrian one is.

Postby Milti » Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:56 am

Turkeys reaction to the Syrian shelling and the killing of 5 civilians was not excessive and understandable given the fact that every sovereign nation has an absolute right to defend its citizens and its territory. I hope that Turkey does not carry out the wishes of the West in this instance. Syria must be left alone to solve its own problems, Russia, in my opinion as well as China are absolutely right in not supporting the revolutionaries infested with Islamic extremists and Jihadis. The West is making a dreadful error in contributing financially to the revolutionaries aided and abated by extremist Islamists who come to Syria from all corners of the world.Stay out of Syria is the best option and the only option that the West should consider.
Back to Turkey and her undeniable right to defend its borders, lets hope that she may also realize the folly of her actions in invading and occupying a large part of a sovereign nation, our Cyprus.. Many nations are critical of Turkey and her hypocrisy in presenting herself as a defender of sovereignty whilst 40 thousand of her troops are occupying the northern parts of Cyprus.
The pseudo state she created and controls is a corrupt unrecognized entity, yet Turkey refuses to recognize the RoC which the entire world does. Its time for Turkey to realize that the 38 year occupation can not go on for ever, it damages her greatly in the eyes of the world, its bad for her economy and its detrimental to her ambitions to become a serious power in the ME.its also time for all Cypriots to embrace their true and only motherland, the island of Cyprus, the other two so called motherlands have brought us nothing but pain and suffering, propaganda and indoctrination. Cypriots stand up and swear alliance to our island, our beautiful sweet sunny Cyprus.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby miltiades » Sun Feb 14, 2016 10:30 pm

Lordo wrote:see what happens in the next few weeks. the tergs will grab a chunk of syria and there is fuck all the russians can about it. let them bomb the terggish soldiers if they dared.

Im sure the Russians are ....shit scared of the tergggish soldiers. This is one time that the Turkish army will face someone of superior military might. The Turkish army will be incinerated by the Russians and howling in their loudest voice for NATO to save them.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Garavnoss » Sun Feb 14, 2016 11:55 pm

miltiades wrote:
Garavnoss wrote:
miltiades wrote:Back to Syria now and the realization by the West that perhaps Assad is the lesser of the 100 evils involved in the fighting.

Turkey will not dare go into Syria, the Russians will not allow it. The USA has realized that it has made a dreadful mistake in throwing its support behind factions fighting the recognized government of Syria.

I do not support dictators but I prefer dictatorship to total anarchy. The ME is not ready for democracy, not for as long as the people are driven by a medieval mythological ideology.

Assad will survive and Syria will return to some sort of stability but before this happens many thousand innocent Syrians will perish.

As for Saudi Arabia planning to send troops into Syria, who the hell is this dictatorship trying to fool.


OK, so you've been reading the newspapers and watching the Telly again.

What are YOUR opinions I wonder ?, based upon your OWN perceptions rather than those of the brain-dead masses you adhere to. 8)

At almost 70, I have been around the block a few times, my views on the Syrian situation are well known right on this forum,
here is what I said way back in 2012. page 15.

I have been a supporter of the western world all my life and still fully support our civilization, human rights, our freedoms and our way of life but will not blindly follow policies that I consider to be flawed, just as the Syrian one is.

Postby Milti » Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:56 am

Turkeys reaction to the Syrian shelling and the killing of 5 civilians was not excessive and understandable given the fact that every sovereign nation has an absolute right to defend its citizens and its territory. I hope that Turkey does not carry out the wishes of the West in this instance. Syria must be left alone to solve its own problems, Russia, in my opinion as well as China are absolutely right in not supporting the revolutionaries infested with Islamic extremists and Jihadis. The West is making a dreadful error in contributing financially to the revolutionaries aided and abated by extremist Islamists who come to Syria from all corners of the world.Stay out of Syria is the best option and the only option that the West should consider.
Back to Turkey and her undeniable right to defend its borders, lets hope that she may also realize the folly of her actions in invading and occupying a large part of a sovereign nation, our Cyprus.. Many nations are critical of Turkey and her hypocrisy in presenting herself as a defender of sovereignty whilst 40 thousand of her troops are occupying the northern parts of Cyprus.
The pseudo state she created and controls is a corrupt unrecognized entity, yet Turkey refuses to recognize the RoC which the entire world does. Its time for Turkey to realize that the 38 year occupation can not go on for ever, it damages her greatly in the eyes of the world, its bad for her economy and its detrimental to her ambitions to become a serious power in the ME.its also time for all Cypriots to embrace their true and only motherland, the island of Cyprus, the other two so called motherlands have brought us nothing but pain and suffering, propaganda and indoctrination. Cypriots stand up and swear alliance to our island, our beautiful sweet sunny Cyprus.


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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Mon Feb 15, 2016 12:50 am

Kikapu wrote:I'm sorry to tell you this, Paphitis, but unless the USA is leading the charge with her own troops on the ground in Syria which the Americans want no part of it and for what for, Turkey and Saudi Arabia will not be going into Syria, and if they were stupid enough to do so, then I agree with RH, that they will be decimated. I have told you before, that getting Turkey into Syria has been the dream of the USA for a very long time to facilitate the break-up of Turkey, and even though the USA may push Turkey into Syria with the "promise" that the USA will be there to protect her, once Turkey is in Syria, Turkey will be on her own. Without a UN mandate to invade Syria, whomever enters Syria will be at the mercy of the Syrians and the Russians.

We all know that Turkey and Saudi Arabia wanting to come to Syria to fight ISIS is a lot of crap, specially the excuse to come to liberate Raqqa from ISIS. Right now Turkey can ONLY fire shells from within the safety of their borders into Syria. Gee, how brave is that? Erdogan and Davutoglu always talk big, but they really have no influence in Syria. As soon as the PYD is in control of their areas in Syria, their attention will turn to Turkey through whichever means is available to them, and as soon as the PYD form a state along the Turkish border with the blessing of Assad, then they will be able to get all the weapons they want from the USA and Russia. Turkey's days are numbered as the same Turkey we all know today. It is already written. It is a matter of time for it to be implemented, with Turkey's help of course.

Once Turkey crosses into Syria, there goes her NATO protection, hence many leading Turks are worried that Turkey's involvement in Syria might end up Turkey losing Turkish territory, which is what the USA, EU and Russians want. Turkey is being drawn into the slaughterhouse and Erdogan thinks he will be seen as the liberator of Syria. As for getting Saudi Arabia stuck in Syria, well, perhaps the Americans, Russians and the Iranians also have plans for them too, like shutting off their oil in order for the oil prices to rise.

Listen my friend, no one has clean hands in or around Syria, so if you are so adamant that Assad must go, who would you like to replace him, because there's not going to be any democracy in Syria once the dust settles as you might expect one to be.


I don't agree with this assessment.

They are massing their troops and mechanized on the Border.

I will seriously wait a few days if I were you because something serious is brewing and the USA has already indicated that they will support a Ground Operation in Syria.

The latest country to make any official statement has been the UAE which is also sending troops over to Turkey and said that it will support a US led Ground Operation.

And if Pootin thinks he can decimate these forces, then go ahead. I beg to differ!
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Mon Feb 15, 2016 12:51 am

miltiades wrote:This rather naïve and utterly full of shit individual who imagines that he is playing with HIS toys, HIS army, is in fact playing toy soldiers whilst dreaming that his is the ....Commander In Chief. So wet behind the ears he is that he actually believes all the crap that he posts.

By the way, page 21 of this thread, way back in August 2013 he had this, ....contradictory to his current bullshit, say.

" Another thing that confuses me is the fact that the Rebels are backed by fundamentalist Islamists. Sometimes, it is better in helping regimes like Assad, Qaddafi, and Mubarak maintain their power to keep everything under tight control and peaceful.

Simple fact is, some countries are just not ready for democracy and it is over rated anyway. Let's face it! Is the US, EU, or any other 'democracy' truly a democracy? Just because you get to cast your ballot does not mean you have a say. "

So back then he believed that the rebels opposing the legal Syrian government were backed by fundamentalist islamists, stating that its better to help the Assad regime !!
What an arsehole of a Plonker!


You're a total idiot and no one takes you seriously.

You're just entertainment for the chronically bored. Assad is out of favor, and we want him gone.

One thing to say that it is sometimes better for a dictator to remain but quite another to say it when people are dieing in order to get rid of the tyrant. Assad's position is untenable. There is no political solution to this I'm afraid. The war will just go on and on for a very long time with him in control.
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Re: The war against Syria

Postby Paphitis » Mon Feb 15, 2016 12:55 am

miltiades wrote:Back to Syria now and the realization by the West that perhaps Assad is the lesser of the 100 evils involved in the fighting.

Turkey will not dare go into Syria, the Russians will not allow it. The USA has realized that it has made a dreadful mistake in throwing its support behind factions fighting the recognized government of Syria.

I do not support dictators but I prefer dictatorship to total anarchy. The ME is not ready for democracy, not for as long as the people are driven by a medieval mythological ideology.

Assad will survive and Syria will return to some sort of stability but before this happens many thousand innocent Syrians will perish.

As for Saudi Arabia planning to send troops into Syria, who the hell is this dictatorship trying to fool.


You're deluded! Assad is the root cause and we will eliminate it.
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