2024 Syrian opposition offensives - The first Syrian rebel offensive against Government forces since March 2020

[Chuckwagon]

Russians spotted leaving Tartus and heading for the Turkish border, taunted by - of all people - French jihadists.

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The BBC reports that Assad did actually ask Putin if he could prop up an Alawite/Assadist rump state in the coastal provinces, but Putin refused.

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[Gog & Magog]

Does anybody have the meme of Assad as an ophthalmologist? The first two panels go like this.
"I can't see!"
"Who can't see?"
Swear I saw it but now can't find it.

Russians spotted leaving Tartus and heading for the Turkish border, taunted by - of all people - French jihadists.

Are you sure?

 

[IAmNotAlpharius]

, taunted by - of all people - French

The BBC reports that Assad did actually ask Putin if he could prop up an Alawite/Assadist rump state in the coastal provinces, but Putin refused.

The Russians probably would’ve liked to keep the port but that signals to me they’re really stretched thin.

The Balkans: Nationalism, War, and the Great Powers, 1804-1999 by Misha Glenny, and The Fall of Yugoslavia: The Third Balkan War, also by Misha Glenny are fantastic reads and also not as impenetrably dense as many straight historical reads.

A History of Yugoslavia by Marie Calic is also not a bad choice for a single volume thousand foot view of Yugoslavia, even if it misses some of the nuance and detail the above books have.

Seems like a good read.

Unfortunately the type of violence we see in Eastern Europe and the Middle East will likely spread as the western welfare states decline and immigration increases.

 

[They were once men]

Russians spotted leaving Tartus and heading for the Turkish border, taunted by - of all people - French jihadists.

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The BBC reports that Assad did actually ask Putin if he could prop up an Alawite/Assadist rump state in the coastal provinces, but Putin refused.

New Syrian gov't reaffirms that the repatriation of the Syrian migrants & refugees is one of their top priorities, they need the human capital & working hands to have any shot at rebuilding the country. (Archive)

First move of HTS' capitalist economic revival strategy for Syria: reopening the famous Bakdash ice cream shop in Damascus. (Archive)

on the reparations thing will western governments even allow it, wasn't germany refusing to deport Afghanistan criminals to Afghanistan because of le human rights.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

They were probably put into camps, used as workers, then as supply lines broke down they starved.

No. Even NDH records explicitly detail the extermination and methods thereof. I will refer you specifically to Crimes in the Jasenovac Camp, State Commission investigation..., 1946. It's very well cited and documented, and totally public.

As someone who's studied Nazi Germany heavily I have to disagree with the "Slav = Subhuman".

You haven't studied shit. Nigger, in Mein Kampf and Zweites Buch, both written by Hitler himself, he says that Slavs are so stupid they can't form their own functional government, and doubles down saying that not only are they too stupid to form a government, but that they're so fucking dumb they shouldn't even be allowed an education, because it would be a waste of resources. When Hitler was in power, he issued directives to ban Slavs from education and healthcare, as in banned them from receiving education or healthcare. He hated them so much that he openly declared that, because Slavs weren't actually people, the Geneva Conventions didn't apply to them.

 

[Fuck Bankers]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QSo0duY7-9s
The Russians probably would’ve liked to keep the port but that signals to me they’re really stretched thin.

Seems like a good read.

Unfortunately the type of violence we see in Eastern Europe and the Middle East will likely spread as the western welfare states decline and immigration increases.

I doubt eastern Europe will be more violent. So long as the Russian Ukraine war ends, Russia gets part of Ukraine and Moldova.
If the Middle easterners go home then yeah there probably will be more violence in the region. Depends on if we can keep this new Syrian state afloat.

@A Cardboard Box
I don't know as much about Jasenovac, but I'll look into it.

I'm gonna need a source. In Mein Kampf he never said anything about Slavs not getting education or healthcare. You can say Hitler didn't like them in Austria though. The Austro-Hungarian empire was a fucking mess, mostly because of Slavs. This is why we should have nationalism and self-determination.

You also didn't bring up Auschwitz because that is an open and shut case. Look into the Hungarian Action. 900,000 Hungarian Jews killed in six weeks. Near the end of the war. When supply lines where already thin. There are also US declassified aerial photos which don't show mass burning pits. It also shows the woods near the camp weren't harvested for firewood. There were only 36 muffles to put bodies into, it takes about an hour to burn the body. It also takes fuel for the oven. However, any number of innocent people killed, no matter who they are, is a tragedy. It is clear that it wasn't an intentional killing.

This thread isn't about the Nazis so I don't want to sperg too long about them.

 

[Chuckwagon]

Are you sure?
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Khmeimim airbase is also possible, as it's in Latakia north of Tartus and if these guys were planning to fly out of the country, it'd most likely be from there. I was just going off what the original tweet said.

 

[Shovelbird]

Being taunted by Fr*nch of all people, naozobillah

 

[Ishtar]

So yes? This was Mossad Op? Is that your position?

Actually it reminds me of a passage I read in a book where a presumed Jewish elder boasts about the stupidity and short sightedness of the goyim. Its a famous pamphlet. The connection is thematic, not causative.

No surrender order.
Sends his elite corps to try to stem the bleeding
Continues bombing runs
Has allies bomb hospitals

Yessir Bro didn't even try and really gave up.

Flee the country
tell PM to begin negotiations
handwash in Russia
None of these things are contradictory

But you are certainly reposting their cope with nary a sidewards glance while claiming anyone who disagrees with you is a Glowie.

Anyone who unironically accepts Ukrainian media mythologizing or babbles about "le evil dictators" in the year 2024 AD is either a retard or a spook.

 

[mofu mofo]

Seems like the only thing that's left of the Assad regime is the memes.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

on the reparations thing will western governments even allow it, wasn't germany refusing to deport Afghanistan criminals to Afghanistan because of le human rights.

It's going to depend on the state of civil rights in the new Syria. If Julani holds to his word, I don't see a problem. Most of the refugees that fled Afghanistan were people that worked with the ISAF and their families, whereas the Syrians that fled weren't being specifically targeted by anyone, they were just randos fleeing a war zone.

Anyone who unironically accepts Ukrainian media mythologizing or babbles about "le evil dictators" in the year 2024 AD is either a retard or a spook.

He says, while unironically quoting The Protocols. Christ wept.

 

[Gog & Magog]

So long as the Russian Ukraine war ends, Russia gets part of Ukraine and Moldova.

Moldova? Are you referring to Transnistria?

 

[EyeGuy]

Moldova? Are you referring to Transnistria?

Please don't deadname Pridnestrovia, thanks.

 

[Fuck Bankers]

Moldova? Are you referring to Transnistria?

yes, I'm sure Russia wants it back.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

yes, I'm sure Russia wants it back.

What do you mean "wants it back?" You mean you're sure they want to annex part of a country that is internationally recognized as "not part of Russia?" Yeah that tracks for Russian foreign policy.

 

[Fuck Bankers]

What do you mean "wants it back?" You mean you're sure they want to annex part of a country that is internationally recognized as "not part of Russia?" Yeah that tracks for Russian foreign policy.

The people of that part of Moldova want to be apart of Russia. What is wrong with them being apart of Russia? Why is it America's responsibility to stop that from happening?

 

[Gog & Magog]

yes, I'm sure Russia wants it back.

According to the Council of Europe, Russia already controls it. https://balkaninsight.com/2022/03/1...ates-transnistria-russian-occupied-territory/

 

[draggs]

Actually it reminds me of a passage I read in a book where a presumed Jewish elder boasts about the stupidity and short sightedness of the goyim. Its a famous pamphlet. The connection is thematic, not causative.

You mean the one written by drunken Okhrana dudes?

Anyone who unironically accepts Ukrainian media mythologizing or babbles about "le evil dictators" in the year 2024 AD is either a retard or a spook.

Aren't you babbling le Joos be de reel ebil dicktaters?

 

[A Cardboard Box]

The people of that part of Moldova want to be apart of Russia. What is wrong with them being apart of Russia?

It's not Russia. There has been no legal proceedings for Pridnestrovia to leave Moldova or join Russia.

Why is it America's responsibility to stop that from happening?

Is this an actual question? The United States is the primary enforcer and the one who benefits the most from the Rules Based Order. If the United States, and by extension every other relevant Western country, lays down and let's strong men carve chunks out of their neighbors purely because they have a stronger sword arm, it would be an absolute fucking disaster for the Rules Based Order.

 

[Fuck Bankers]

It's not Russia. There has been no legal proceedings for Pridnestrovia to leave Moldova or join Russia.

Is this an actual question? The United States is the primary enforcer and the one who benefits the most from the Rules Based Order. If the United States, and by extension every other relevant Western country, lays down and let's strong men carve chunks out of their neighbors purely because they have a stronger sword arm, it would be an absolute fucking disaster for the Rules Based Order.

The Order is obviously not rules based. Israel committed genocide. That is a major "rule" violation.
I thought self-determination of people was a fundamental rule. So not making some pathway for Pridnestrovia to join Russia is itself a rule violation.