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Refugees suffer as PM presses al-Assad
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15 Jun 2011 Wed 10:40 pm |
@tunci- I have no intention to justify Esad, he is in power for about 30 years, but I think dirty games that are being used to take down Bashar, are needed to be voiced. Unfortunately Turkey is one of the main actor in this theatre together with US. And this has nothing to do with DEMOCRACY. Last time Bashar´s police were shooting at the civilian people and dissidents were calling people to leave their places and to support the uprisings, then it is understood by the people they were not Bashar´s police but some people else wearing police uniforms, and you did not hear it on the news, did you?
@barba-at the moment I am working with many Syrian people who are from various regions of Syria, and that is why I responded to this thread like this otherwise I would do the same as you or many others who are being fed by Al Jazira news or any other bloodsucker media. Now let me tell you a real story what I heard from one of them. Nearly two months ago, a group of men caught in Syria by the locals, these men were armed and they were from KSA city of Hafr Batn which mainly the Saudi military located. And these men were seen in one place shooting sunni people in different clothing and image, again same men were seen shooting Shi´a people in different clothing. So what do you think the aim is? And who do you think these dissidents are being funded by? So far I heard the weapons they are using are of Turkish origin. In my opinion no need for these dirty games supported by other states to knock down Bashar, which definitely would cause more and more death of people...
Edited (6/15/2011) by armegon
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16 Jun 2011 Thu 12:29 pm |
I am not talking about the " USA " democracy. The democracy I mean is " ATATURK´S DEMOCRACY " He decribes Democracy in his speeces varios times ;
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Hocam, we need to be realistic. USA is waiting behind the corner to export made-in-USA-type-democracy. They wouldn´t at all care about what is Atatürk´s definition of real democracy.
Edited (6/16/2011) by scalpel
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17 Jun 2011 Fri 08:04 pm |
I don´t know the details of the politics of the current Syria situation, all I know is a lot of people are suffering horribly.
I hate wars, when will we learn to get along....
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18 Jun 2011 Sat 02:14 pm |
easy champ, we will sort it out
nadaloo anni hanni li wara ye reet ye reet
haifa wehbe
my friends also called me sheebs, probably a lennox thing. Tres chic.
Now scratch your head. Now I know why Andrew Jones was talking about dildoe´s.
Disgusting
I´ll have you, Melanie Townsend, anytime
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18 Jun 2011 Sat 11:51 pm |
I wonder why everybody likes to hate the U.S.A. ...is it because they are cocky? The U.S. is a dying country when it comes to world-wide influence. It is silly to think that the U.S. is the root behind all evil in the world. Yes, they influence international politics, but if a country has a strong government which is good for its people, the U.S. or any other underground conspiracy group you can think of would be able to shake that government.
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19 Jun 2011 Sun 01:46 am |
I wonder why everybody likes to hate the U.S.A.
I think it´s because the U.S. government thinks it knows what is best when it comes to other coutries and the way those countries should be run. It thinks that there is this wonderful mold that every other country´s government should fit into and does not take into consideration the country´s history, evolution and religious backround.
That´s just my opinion.
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20 Jun 2011 Mon 04:39 am |
Ummm....Barba...read again what you said.......really, that´s what you think? Is this a Freudian slip?
............... but if a country has a strong government which is good for its people, the U.S. or any other underground conspiracy group you can think of would be able to shake that government.
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23 Jun 2011 Thu 04:24 am |
that is so sad man if i could help them to have freedom i would
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