Bashar will be gone, the masna3 crossing will fall to the FSA eventualy. Lebanon will go through a political earthquake. Either way it cant be good. Islamic sectarian tensions are sky high, the moderate sunis like hariri and wesam 7asan have been murdered by iranian agents. Syrian are looking to revenge from those who went on 'jihadi duties' to 7ums. There is no way that this will end well, im just being realistic.
im actualy glad that assad is listening to the iranians as well as the arrogant M8'ers in lebanon who keep saying 'khilsit', let him stay in oblivion until they come knocking on his door one day. That day is coming, time is not on the regime's side at all.
he is not done.. yet, but he is on his way, some revolutions take ten years though this one will not take that long. Look at the simple fact, time is on the revolution's side and just imagine where would the rebels be come summer of 2013 and you would get the pic. In afghanistan for example the USSR supported the dictator for more than ten years of atrocities, killed over 1 million afghani and in the end the dictator was killed and russia kicked out. The outcome is similar in this case, it is impossible to quel people once they all decide to take arms against you. As for christians, druze they realisticaly can only differentialy affect the war and they will switch sides eventualy and cheer for the victors so will the non hizzie M8ers. hizbustan/iran will face unprecedented isolation in the suni region in the near future.
it will take many more months to win damascus and even then the war would not be over and it would move back to 7ums and even to latakia. The regime will be just a smaller gang and politicaly dead. I agree that assad is doomed, i disagree it is that 'near'.
actualy you are very wrong john, israel went to war few weeks ago precisely because they were very worried about what happened at the UN today and they want to further divide Abbas and Hamas. Israel does not fear small missles that at best kill as many people that die in traffic accidents, israel invaded lebanon in 82 because the PLO at the time accepted the two state solution. These are well documented in books and researches. I advise you to read noam chomsky books on israel. Israel survives on violence and managed enemies that pose no existential threat.
Ye3ni common sense, does it really make any sense that one lebanese group would stay armed to the teeth, dictating politics, assasinating dissent and people who bow down and accept indefinitely. Akeed such actions would breed fundamentalism, ba3d ma chifit chi, the worse is yet to come, this is just an appetizer. Hizbustan actualy survives on chaos, i.e it is not in against their interest for lebanon to transform into militia land again, that way they can ensure their control of the she3a sect in the name of defending them against other lebanese (now that israel disappointed them and left lebanon).
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Report: Major Powers Press Forward Resignation of Miqati, Formation of New Cabinet
28 November 2012, 09:14Bashar will be gone, the masna3 crossing will fall to the FSA eventualy. Lebanon will go through a political earthquake. Either way it cant be good. Islamic sectarian tensions are sky high, the moderate sunis like hariri and wesam 7asan have been murdered by iranian agents. Syrian are looking to revenge from those who went on 'jihadi duties' to 7ums. There is no way that this will end well, im just being realistic.
Reports: Syria Rebels Capture Pilot of Downed Warplane
28 November 2012, 21:16im actualy glad that assad is listening to the iranians as well as the arrogant M8'ers in lebanon who keep saying 'khilsit', let him stay in oblivion until they come knocking on his door one day. That day is coming, time is not on the regime's side at all.
U.N. Envoy: No Return to Assad's Old Syria
30 November 2012, 01:20So are you admiting now that assad has no future in Syria ?
U.N. Envoy: No Return to Assad's Old Syria
30 November 2012, 01:20he is not done.. yet, but he is on his way, some revolutions take ten years though this one will not take that long. Look at the simple fact, time is on the revolution's side and just imagine where would the rebels be come summer of 2013 and you would get the pic. In afghanistan for example the USSR supported the dictator for more than ten years of atrocities, killed over 1 million afghani and in the end the dictator was killed and russia kicked out. The outcome is similar in this case, it is impossible to quel people once they all decide to take arms against you. As for christians, druze they realisticaly can only differentialy affect the war and they will switch sides eventualy and cheer for the victors so will the non hizzie M8ers. hizbustan/iran will face unprecedented isolation in the suni region in the near future.
Army Launches Major Offensive along Damascus Airport Road as Aleppo Raid Kills 15
30 November 2012, 01:37it will take many more months to win damascus and even then the war would not be over and it would move back to 7ums and even to latakia. The regime will be just a smaller gang and politicaly dead. I agree that assad is doomed, i disagree it is that 'near'.
Palestine Becomes 'Non-Member U.N. Observer State' after Receiving 138 Votes at General Assembly
30 November 2012, 03:15actualy you are very wrong john, israel went to war few weeks ago precisely because they were very worried about what happened at the UN today and they want to further divide Abbas and Hamas. Israel does not fear small missles that at best kill as many people that die in traffic accidents, israel invaded lebanon in 82 because the PLO at the time accepted the two state solution. These are well documented in books and researches. I advise you to read noam chomsky books on israel. Israel survives on violence and managed enemies that pose no existential threat.
Palestine Becomes 'Non-Member U.N. Observer State' after Receiving 138 Votes at General Assembly
30 November 2012, 03:16I found something to agree with you on today.
Al-Meqdad Clan Agrees to Suspend Sit-in Pending December 18 Trials
30 November 2012, 03:18bukra aoun leaves HA and you change your words 180 degrees, there are no pronciples in your politics
Al-Meqdad Clan Agrees to Suspend Sit-in Pending December 18 Trials
30 November 2012, 03:25What happened when fayez karam was found guilty of treason?, there's your answer.
Asir to Hold Rally on Sunday as Charbel Warns against Appearance of Any Gunmen in Sidon
02 December 2012, 02:52Ye3ni common sense, does it really make any sense that one lebanese group would stay armed to the teeth, dictating politics, assasinating dissent and people who bow down and accept indefinitely. Akeed such actions would breed fundamentalism, ba3d ma chifit chi, the worse is yet to come, this is just an appetizer. Hizbustan actualy survives on chaos, i.e it is not in against their interest for lebanon to transform into militia land again, that way they can ensure their control of the she3a sect in the name of defending them against other lebanese (now that israel disappointed them and left lebanon).