Obama: “we Know That President Bashar Al-assad Protected Christians In Syria.”

The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.


Bashar is good for Hezbollah and Iran and BAATHISM. Baathism is
islamo-Nazism ----------arab-socialist-nationalism uber alles, the
creed of muhummad, adolf , and al husseini
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.

.......but Obama has been hands off when it comes to Syria. His red lines and big sticks were empty words. Obama could have acted two years ago, if he had wanted.
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad
Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.
What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.[/QUO\]



I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.

.......but Obama has been hands off when it comes to Syria. His red lines and big sticks were empty words. Obama could have acted two years ago, if he had wanted.
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.

.......but Obama has been hands off when it comes to Syria. His red lines and big sticks were empty words. Obama could have acted two years ago, if he had wanted.

I feel sorry for Obama------he is probably wondering why he ever wanted to be
president. Its not his fault ----he does not know what to do
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.

I actually found that article in favor of Assad. I have fear here as well, when Obama is out will we get a war lover as President quick on the draw. There are always a minority of unhappy ones in a country. Look no further than the US.

of course-----the same sort of articles were written about your other
hero SADAAM HUSSEIN . he killed only a few hundred thousand
kurds and Shiites -----he did not concentrate his efforts upon Christians---
and then he died. Long ago---one of the first muslims I knew well was a
SHIIITE from New Dehli. I did not understand at the time----why his family,
since he expressed so much hatred for hindus----did not migrate to Pakistan
in 1948------then I found out that killing Shiites is a kind of sunni street
sport in west Pakistan People tend to favor that which is -------perhaps not
all that good-------but a lot better than the alternative. In Syria----the alternative
might be AN ISLAMIC SHARIAH STATE

Obama doesn't care what's better for the Syrians. He wants Assad gone cuz the neocons say so.

.......but Obama has been hands off when it comes to Syria. His red lines and big sticks were empty words. Obama could have acted two years ago, if he had wanted.
No. He could not have acted anyhow and just the same would happen with any other president.
 
The Tolerant Dictator Syria s Christians Side with Assad Out of Fear - SPIEGEL ONLINE

"Support" for Assad is out of fear not out of a belief in the regime or it's president. They might fear the Islamists but not the FSA. What is right for the country is a free sectarian elected government, not trading one authoritarian rule for another.
Christians are only one of several minorities. What is perceived as security for the christian might not be what is best for syria or the majority of syrians. Safety is not freedom. The rule of a minority is not best if the majority are being oppressed.

What is happening in syria is beyond christians, sunni, druze, alwaites or shiites. It is about what is best for the people who call themselves syrians, not the foreign strangers fighting a jihad but the people born and raised in syria or that have family in syria.
FSA is Islamist too, fighting with Al-Nusra, Islamic Front etc, non aggression pact with ISIS, maintaining a Osama Bin Laden Brigade.
Maybe, you believe that the Osama Bin Laden Brigade will bring peace, freedom and democracy to the Syrian people, but it is more likely that you are just blinded by your Islamist style hatred towards the government in Syria.
 

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