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People crying crocodile tears for the fall of this dictator and tyrant.
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People crying crocodile tears for the fall of this dictator and tyrant.
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I would love for someone to explain to me why there is a cheering section for Bashar al-Assad. I understand what Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is. I can read a Wikipedia page. HTS: not great. Got it. But why am I supposed to believe the Syrian Ba'athists are (sorry, were) a fulcrum of peace in west Asia? Someone give me the pitch. Is it really all a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner?
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I would love for someone to explain to me why there is a cheering section for Bashar al-Assad. I understand what Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is. I can read a Wikipedia page. HTS: not great. Got it. But why am I supposed to believe the Syrian Ba'athists are (sorry, were) a fulcrum of peace in west Asia? Someone give me the pitch. Is it really all a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner?
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Also while originally an offshoot of Al Qaeda they do appear to have moderated significantly, working with many different religious and ethnic groups. I'm cautiously optimistic.
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I would love for someone to explain to me why there is a cheering section for Bashar al-Assad. I understand what Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is. I can read a Wikipedia page. HTS: not great. Got it. But why am I supposed to believe the Syrian Ba'athists are (sorry, were) a fulcrum of peace in west Asia? Someone give me the pitch. Is it really all a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner?
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This is extremely reductive, the asaad regime ( current and previous ) had to go, they've caused immense pain to syrians since the 80s.. The idea that this is some consorted effort by global hegemony to topple them ignores the effort of the rebels themselves, and how much the war in ukraine have costed russia..
Who are likely to control Syria now? Will Syria become an islamic state?
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America supports the (mostly kurdish) SDF, has even ground forces there with them. The SDF is at constant war with the turkish backed opposition.
They are quite secular, too. Socialist or communist even.
But they took part in that they advanced and prevented new Iranian/Iraqui Militias to get into Syria, by taking a important highway. Likely because of hidden deals.
In other words, there are many ways to view this, it is really not a simple conflict as you make it. And I hope some stability will now come, but I don't see how.