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Of course he's ignoring ISIS (right now), he's concerned about propping up an ally by wiping out the internal opposition to him, once Assad is secure then the U.S. and it's "coalition" will have no choice but to side with Assad and the Russians since it'll be that or side with ISIS, IMHO it's a rather straightforward strategy and one that's likely to be effective given the current circumstances. If he's successful he'll also demonstrate to the world what a wishy-washy ally the U.S. is and that we cannot be counted on to follow through with our commitments to protect and support people like the Syrian Resistance to Assad.Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Putin is a ruthless, evil prick but he seems to know what he's doing with respect to taking advantage of opportunities abroad.
Of course he's ignoring ISIS (right now), he's concerned about propping up an ally by wiping out the internal opposition to him, once Assad is secure then the U.S. and it's "coalition" will have no choice but to side with Assad and the Russians since it'll be that or side with ISIS, IMHO it's a rather straightforward strategy and one that's likely to be effective given the current circumstances. If he's successful he'll also demonstrate to the world what a wishy-washy ally the U.S. is and that we cannot be counted on to follow through with our commitments to protect and support people like the Syrian Resistance to Assad.Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Putin is a ruthless, evil prick but he seems to know what he's doing with respect to taking advantage of opportunities abroad.
Obama is a far left drone that has made the US look weak and pathetic in that region of the world, worse than Carter..
However Putin needs the conflict with ISIS to keep going so that the refugees will flood into Europe and max out their socialistic systems..
Not to mention that now that any sanctions the US has put on Russia has been undone as the Russians sell military arms to many countries in that region..
With all due respect before I lay into your post.
The rebels are all paid mercenaries for crying out loud. Haven't you noticed that no one can name the freaking rebels? Why is that?
The main so called bullshit rebel army is the FSA and they work hand to hand with AQ. And we freaking funded them and assisted in getting weapons to them via
drum roll.................... the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood.
Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Oh boy you really don't get it. Putin is freaking hammering away at ISIS. He has to. With the leader of the Chechens declaring allegiance to ISIS I think he has around 16000 fighters ready to go in Russia it's balls to the walls time.
Stop believing the bullshit hype that he isn't.
BESLAN. It's all about Beslan. The fucking Chechens stormed a school. It was a three day horrific siege. They killed so many babies. Putin cannot allow ISIS to grow.
Actually the far left New York Times disagrees with you:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...syria-control-map-isis-rebels-airstrikes.html
Unless you believe the rebels are ISIS..
Name the rebels.
Here Is the list again, since you missed it last time it was posted:
Islamic opposition groups[edit]
This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
Other secular opposition groups[edit]
- Hizb ut-Tahrir
- al-Nusra Front (ANF), an al-Qaeda associate operating in Syria,[52] described by one source as "the most aggressive and successful arm of the rebel force."[53] The United Nations has designated this group as a terrorist organisation,[54] as have the United States,[55] Australia,[56] and the United Kingdom.[57] Abu Mohammad al-Golani, the current leader of ANF, has confirmed the ANF's allegiance to Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri.[58] By May 2013, a faction of ANF declared its loyalty to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.[59][60][61]
- Syrian Islamic Front: Formed in Syria on 21 December 2012, the Front brings together 11 armed Islamist rebel groups including Ahrar ash-Sham, with the aim of overthrowing the Syrian Government and establishing an Islamic state.[62][63] Many of the Islamist groups are more radical than those that make up the Front to Liberate Syria.
- Syrian Islamic Liberation Front: Formed in Syria in September–October 2012, the Front brings together numerous armed Islamist Brigades active in the Syrian civil war, under the command of Suquor al-Sham commander Ahmed Abu Issa. The Front aims to establish a state with an Islamic reference.[64]
- Islamic Front: An Islamist rebel group formed in November 2013.[65]
- Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
- The Syrian National Council (SNC), a coalition of Syrian opposition groups based in Istanbul, formed in August 2011 during the Syrian uprising (which would soon become a civil war as armed brigades began forming on the rebel side after 29 July 2011.[66][67] Key people include chairman as of 2013[update] George Sabra, and former chairmen Burhan Ghalioun and Abdulbaset Sieda. The Syrian National Council withdrew from the Syrian National Coalition on 20 January 2014 in protest at the decision of the coalition to attend the Geneva talks.[12]
- National Coordination Committee for the Forces of Democratic Change (NCC or NCB, for National Coordination Bureau): Syrian opposition bloc chaired by Hassan Abdel Azim[68] and consisting of about 13 mostly left-leaning political parties (including three Kurdish political parties) and independent political activists and youth activists, operating within Syria and abroad.[69] The NCC comprises a large proportion of the secular political parties in the pre-revolutionary Syrian dissident movement, mainly leftists and Arab nationalists. Many of its leaders are veteran dissidents, some of them famous former prisoners of conscience. Many of the parties originated as splinter groups from the parties of the ruling National Progressive Front. It was the first major coalition formed during the revolution, in summer 2011. Originally considered[by whom?] a chief rival of the SNC, the NCC portrayed itself as Syria's "internal opposition" (in contrast to the exile-backed SNC), but it has lost influence as the conflict has become more militarized. While it has rejected military intervention and favoured dialogue with the government, it took an increasingly hardline stance towards the government since 2012 in favour of régime change.
- National Democratic Rally: a banned opposition alliance formed in 1980 and comprising five political parties of a secularist, pan-Arabist, Arab nationalist and socialist bent; Democratic Arab Socialist Union, Syrian Democratic People's Party, Arab Revolutionary Workers Party, Movement of Arab Socialists, Democratic Socialist Arab Ba'ath Party. In 2006 the Communist Labour Party joined the coalition. The Rally originally signed the Damascus Declaration, but most[quantify] members later split from the group. Among the Rally parties, only the SDPP is active in the SNC as of 2015[update], while most others have joined the NCC, a rival opposition alliance.
- National Salvation Front in Syria: founded in 2005 by former vice-president Abdul Halim Khaddam who was exiled to Belgium, not a member of the SNC but supportive of its goals.
- Syriac Union Party: A party representing the interests of Syriac Christians and affiliated with the Syriac Union Party in Lebanon (itself part of the anti-Assad March 14 Alliance). It has taken part in numerous opposition demonstrations, including storming the Syrian embassy in Stockholm in August 2012.[70]
- Syria Martyrs' Brigade: an armed insurgent group fighting against the Syrian government in the Idlib province of Syria.[71] It is a loose coalition of localized forces, mostly composed of armed Syrian civilians who have joined the uprising.[72]
- Syrian National Democratic Council: formed in Paris on 13 November 2011 during the Syrian civil war by Rifaat al-Assad, uncle of Bashar al-Assad. Rifaat al-Assad has expressed the wish to replace Bashar al-Assad with the authoritarian state apparatus intact, and to guarantee the safety of government members, while also making vague allusions to a "transition".[73] Rifaat has his own political organisation, the United National Democratic Rally.[74]
- Syrian Revolution General Commission: Syrian coalition of 40 Syrian opposition groups to unite their efforts during the Syrian civil war that was announced[by whom?] on 19 August 2011 in Istanbul.[75]
Of course he's ignoring ISIS (right now), he's concerned about propping up an ally by wiping out the internal opposition to him, once Assad is secure then the U.S. and it's "coalition" will have no choice but to side with Assad and the Russians since it'll be that or side with ISIS, IMHO it's a rather straightforward strategy and one that's likely to be effective given the current circumstances. If he's successful he'll also demonstrate to the world what a wishy-washy ally the U.S. is and that we cannot be counted on to follow through with our commitments to protect and support people like the Syrian Resistance to Assad.Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Putin is a ruthless, evil prick but he seems to know what he's doing with respect to taking advantage of opportunities abroad.
Of course he's ignoring ISIS (right now), he's concerned about propping up an ally by wiping out the internal opposition to him, once Assad is secure then the U.S. and it's "coalition" will have no choice but to side with Assad and the Russians since it'll be that or side with ISIS, IMHO it's a rather straightforward strategy and one that's likely to be effective given the current circumstances. If he's successful he'll also demonstrate to the world what a wishy-washy ally the U.S. is and that we cannot be counted on to follow through with our commitments to protect and support people like the Syrian Resistance to Assad.Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Putin is a ruthless, evil prick but he seems to know what he's doing with respect to taking advantage of opportunities abroad.
The Chechen factor doesn't impact him as a leader of his nation. Are you fucking crazy?
Beslan. Beslan.
Of course he's ignoring ISIS (right now), he's concerned about propping up an ally by wiping out the internal opposition to him, once Assad is secure then the U.S. and it's "coalition" will have no choice but to side with Assad and the Russians since it'll be that or side with ISIS, IMHO it's a rather straightforward strategy and one that's likely to be effective given the current circumstances. If he's successful he'll also demonstrate to the world what a wishy-washy ally the U.S. is and that we cannot be counted on to follow through with our commitments to protect and support people like the Syrian Resistance to Assad.Actually on the other thread I post a list of the name(s)..
The only name on that list that Putin is pretty much ignoring is ISIS..
Putin is a ruthless, evil prick but he seems to know what he's doing with respect to taking advantage of opportunities abroad.
The Chechen factor doesn't impact him as a leader of his nation. Are you fucking crazy?
Beslan. Beslan.
Where did you get that from what I posted? I didn't even mention Chechens or Chechnya. I also don't understand why you find it necessary to imply that I'm "fucking crazy" did I insult you in some way by expressing my opinion on the subject matter at hand? If that's the case I can assure you that no insult was intended.
