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jamzrockz

(1,333 posts)
14. This is just some crazy
Mon Dec 11, 2017, 08:32 AM
Dec 2017

neocon conspiracy theory I have ever seen. The story by the war wonders was that the Syrian govt was oppressing the Syrian people and the way I understood it, they did not need some convoluted plan to arm ISIS in order to continue doing that, ISIS constantly took over territory from Syrian govt and not rebels and then oppress those people they just conquered from the Syrian govt. I have been watching videos from the war for 6 years now on the web and there is one constant in the war. The rebels and/or ISIS come into an area and the locals leave, the Syrian govt retakes an area and locals return. Contrary to what the western media and/or govt would like you to believe, the non wahabhi people of Syria prefer the govt over the rebels.

I would be more inclined to believe your conspiracy theory if ISIS taking majority of their territory from rebels and wasn't attacking and taking most of their territory directly from the Syrian govt.

I pray for the Syrian people as a whole, not the Kurds, Druz, Sunni, Christians or Shia. I pray that the war which has harmed just about every group to end and the whole country comes together again. The Kurds seems to be using this war opportunity to steal valuable oil land which the whole country needs to rebuild and I am not cool with that.

any other murdering dictators you'd like to express support for dlwickham Dec 2017 #1
Hehe jamzrockz Dec 2017 #2
Hahaha rusty fender Dec 2017 #23
It's not that Assad is so wonderful marylandblue Dec 2017 #3
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2017 #10
Good article but your summary is way off IMO Kaleva Dec 2017 #4
There are some small holes in my theory jamzrockz Dec 2017 #8
Assad released terrorists from prison to fight anti-Assad rebels many of whom joined ISIS. nocalflea Dec 2017 #5
And the US trained and armed jamzrockz Dec 2017 #7
The Assad regime let Isis rain terror down on and subdue the Syrian population not under the regimes control. nocalflea Dec 2017 #13
This is just some crazy jamzrockz Dec 2017 #14
The "rebellion" led by al Qaeda's affilitate, the one led by Islamic State, or some other one? David__77 Dec 2017 #21
Post removed Post removed Dec 2017 #9
Islamic State and the "rebels" were largely allies at first. David__77 Dec 2017 #19
The authors of this article are regulars on Russia Today oberliner Dec 2017 #6
no surprise there dlwickham Dec 2017 #11
The belief there was no military solution didn't extend just to pundits. Igel Dec 2017 #12
Cool... Now DU is back to cheerleading for Assad again! Blue_Tires Dec 2017 #15
Just one poster with what looks like two backers, I wouldn't be too concerned snooper2 Dec 2017 #16
Oh the irony jamzrockz Dec 2017 #17
Obama didn't go all in for regime change. David__77 Dec 2017 #20
Plenty of people in both parties opposed the "regime change" abetting of terrorism. David__77 Dec 2017 #18
I agree with OP Dart_Thrower Dec 2017 #22
You are accusing Obama of supporting ISIS muriel_volestrangler Dec 2017 #24
Please know your right wing slur jamzrockz Dec 2017 #25
Ah, screw it - you're the one who cheered when the Russians bombed an MSF hospital muriel_volestrangler Dec 2017 #26
Did u ever see the videos of the "hospitals" jamzrockz Dec 2017 #27
How Syria's White Helmets became victims of an online propaganda machine muriel_volestrangler Dec 2017 #28
I think jamzrockz Dec 2017 #29
You wanted a hospital bombed. Case closed. muriel_volestrangler Dec 2017 #30
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