[Centraal] Crisis in Syrië #128 Assad is better than Mossad!!

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 16:15 schreef Senor__Chang het volgende:

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Natuurlijk. Jij bent zoveel slimmer dan de rest en ziet zoveel meer dan wij. Daarom ook dat je een uitkering hebt zeker? Narcist.

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 16:28 schreef SadPanda het volgende:

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Je snapt wel wat ik bedoel... Je praat gewoon onzin die je niet eens wil onderbouwen.

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 20:40 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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Onzin? Niet eens wil onderbouwen?
Zegt de man die oprecht denkt dat assad een goede leider is.

Troll

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 20:44 schreef SadPanda het volgende:

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Ik onderbouw me berichten tenminste als erom gevraagd wordt.

Jij reageerde niet meer op mijn laatste reactie, moet je zelf weten maar om vervolgens mij een troll te noemen

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 22:50 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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Ik ga niet in discussie met mensen die assad oprecht een seculiere leider vinden
Dan ben je gewoon een troll

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 22:51 schreef SadPanda het volgende:

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Hij is gewoon seculier, dat is een feit. Zijn motieven doen er niet toe.

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 22:52 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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Wat een troll

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30,000 Iranian fighters ‘ready to be deployed in Syria’
A senior Sepah Pasdaran commander has made yet another humiliating and revealing remark about the Syrian president. Bashar al-Assad is “fighting this war [in Syria] as our deputy,” said Brig. Gen. Hossein Hamedani, implying that the Iranian regime is the one who is in charge in Syria.
Hamedani, who oversees Sepah Pasdaran’s operations in Syria, also threatened to send more Iranian fighters to Syria, saying 130,000 trained Basij fighters are “ready to be deployed” there if the war escalates further.
The unprecedented comments were reported by Iranian state-controlled news agency Fars News on 4 May 2014, but the report has since been removed from the agency’s website.
In one of the boldest official admissions of Iranian interference in Syria, Hamedani described the Iranian regime’s role in the country as a “sacred defence” of Iran, a term that was used by the regime during the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war.
Urging normal Iranian citizens and businesspeople to support “the troops of Islam and the people of Syria as they did so during the Sacred Defence”, the Brig. Gen. also revealed that the Iranian regime is establishing “centres for supporting Syrian people” in various Iranian provinces, where each Iranian province will be “responsible for one Syrian province” (twinning).
These centres are expected to be used by Basij and Sepah Pasdaran to recruit fighters for Syria, as well as raising funds and spreading regime propaganda about Syria.
In September 2012, Hossein Hamedani acknowledged that members of Sepah Quds force were in Syria to “assist and train” Bashar al-Assad’s regime (see http://online.wsj.com/new(...)04578000482831419570). He is also well-known for leading the Iranian regime’s bloody crackdown on peaceful protesters during the 2009-2010 election protests in Iran, known as the Green Movement.
In April 2014, another prominent Iranian general admitted that Sepah Pasdaran played an important role in setting up a Syrian paramilitary militia known as the National Defence Forces, which was modelled on the Iranian Basij (see http://www.naameshaam.org(...)-paramilitary-force/).
In his latest statement, Hossein Hamedani has revealed more details about this paramilitary force, which he described as “young Alawite, Shiite and Sunni men”. According to him, the National Defence Forces now comprise some 70,000 fighters, organised in 42 groups and 128 battalions. Iran has established a “second Hezbollah” in Syria, he boasted.

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 22:53 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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Seculier dat verdedigd wordt door een islamitische leger, sadpanda het lijkt de moslimbroederschap wel

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 23:01 schreef SadPanda het volgende:

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S-A steunt de NAVO in haar acties tegen Libië. Conclusie: S-A is niet islamitisch.

Wat een onzin redenatie.

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 23:04 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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assad oprecht een goede leider vinden is pas een onzin redenatie

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 12:17 schreef Montagui het volgende:
Gaat ie lekker Assad?

||نوى||سقوط 100صاروخ راجمة على مدينة نوى16.05.2014

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Op vrijdag 16 mei 2014 23:22 schreef Slayage het volgende:

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Wat gebeurt hier??

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Syrian Army shells Nawa with dozens of Grad rockets within one minute. Entire city hit.

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Abou Handalah, the 27th Belgian fighter killed in Syria

The dead Belgian apparently belonged to Jabhat al-Nusra and he was slain last friday while manning a lookout in Sheikh Najjar near Aleppo. His true identity remains unknown, but in the meantime a picture has surfaced on Facebook.

According to original poster ‘De Basis‘ — a collective of Dutch and Belgian jihadis in Syria — the picture was taken the day before the fighter’s death. “He agreed to be filmed and photographed for a dawah project, and soon a video will be published showing more from him.”
Several comrades who knew him personally, already paid their respects. “A truly beautiful brother”, Abu Muhammad stated. “You should take a look at his mobile phone, because he wrote marvellous poems”, the Aleppo based fighter from the Dutch city of Den Haag elaborated.

His Belgian compatriot Abou Fudayl Shami yesterday wrote that the slain fighter was using the alias ‘Abou Handalah’ and will be deeply missed. “I can testify about your nobility and your commitment to jihad. I’ve seen how you proved that. May the mighty God give us more lions like you.”
According to Van Ostaeyen’s research, this fighter is the 27th Belgian who has died in Syria. There may be some double countings, but the list of the Belgian fighters who are/have been in Syria contains already 396 names. The case of ‘Abou Sabir Al Belgiki’ proves that there are still new departures. That 24 year old from the Antwerp neighborhood of Borgerhout announced last friday on his Facebook account that he had reached his goal.
“Mother, I’m in Syria now. I can’t come back after all the efforts I’ve made. Allah would not forgive me and I hope you can accept that”, he wrote. Yesterday, he also posted some pictures on which he’s posing with a weapon.

Conversations with his comrades learn that his real first name is Fahd and an older picture on his Facebook account is showing his face. He seems to be of Moroccan descent and clearly is a supporter of the disbanded radical organization ‘Shariah4Belgium’.

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His decision to abscond was made after witnessing abuses committed by the army, including shelling of residential areas and raping civilians. "I saw oppression and crimes being committed by the regular army against unarmed civilians," he says. "They are the people of my country, and I chose to take the side of the people."

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TahrirSy twitterde op zaterdag 17-05-2014 om 19:23:19 Pro #Assad protests in #Homs #Syria. http://t.co/k4RqIyTsBS reageer retweet

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Op zondag 18 mei 2014 10:06 schreef Gabrunal_2013 het volgende:
Nu hopen dat de strijd in Aleppo en de buitenwijken van Damascus ook binnenkort beslist kan worden door Assad, dan is de weg naar de vrede eindelijk weer zichtbaar.