Does the X make it untrue?
Did I imply that?
Yes, you did. Now you back-bedal at my expense. That is really the lowest level.
Nope:
Despite violence against Christians: Syrian rulers received in BerlinNope:
You have a nasty maga habit of reading into things shit that isn't there:
to wit:
"Who cares? Seriously. One more much to do about nothin' thread. Where's the News on this? IS X your go to for news?"
Show us all: Where did I imply that X makes it untrue?
Explain, please
de.euronews.com
Despite violence against Christians: Syrian rulers received in Berlin
"The German government is pursuing dialogue with Syria's interim president, al-Sharaa. At the same time, various minorities in Syria, including Christians, are being persecuted and oppressed. The government nevertheless hopes for the return of Syrian refugees.
It is likely to be one of the most controversial state visits of the year: Syrian interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa is scheduled to meet with the German government today. He was first received by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at his official residence, Bellevue Palace.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) and Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul (CDU) are also meeting with the Syrian leader. This comes despite critics accusing al-Sharaa of serious crimes against minorities in Syria.
Last weekend, for example, armed Islamists reportedly attacked Christian businesses. In the western Syrian city of Suqaylabiyah, the attackers also allegedly attempted to set fire to several houses. Since the overthrow of dictator Assad in December 2024, attacks on Alawites, Druze, Kurds, and Christians in Syria have been increasing.
"In the last 12 months, 27 Christians have been killed by Islamist violence. Constant attacks, regular threats, and growing pressure to convert to Islam are creating a climate of fear," says Markus Rode, head of Open Doors Germany. Open Doors is an international Christian aid organization."
Trotz Gewalt gegen Christen: Syriens Machthaber in Berlin empfangen
Die Bundesregierung setzt auf Dialog mit Syriens Übergangspräsident al-Scharaa. Gleichzeitig werden in Syrien verschiedene Minderheiten, darunter Christen, bedrängt und unterdrückt. Die Regierung hofft dennoch auf eine Rückkehr syrischer Flüchtlinge.
Trump's family looking for investment opportunities in THEIR New Mideast.
Despite violence against Christians: Syrian rulers received in Berlin
"The German government is pursuing dialogue with Syria's interim president, al-Sharaa. At the same time, various minorities in Syria, including Christians, are being persecuted and oppressed. The government nevertheless hopes for the return of Syrian refugees.
It is likely to be one of the most controversial state visits of the year: Syrian interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa is scheduled to meet with the German government today. He was first received by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at his official residence, Bellevue Palace.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) and Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul (CDU) are also meeting with the Syrian leader. This comes despite critics accusing al-Sharaa of serious crimes against minorities in Syria.
Last weekend, for example, armed Islamists reportedly attacked Christian businesses. In the western Syrian city of Suqaylabiyah, the attackers also allegedly attempted to set fire to several houses. Since the overthrow of dictator Assad in December 2024, attacks on Alawites, Druze, Kurds, and Christians in Syria have been increasing.
"In the last 12 months, 27 Christians have been killed by Islamist violence. Constant attacks, regular threats, and growing pressure to convert to Islam are creating a climate of fear," says Markus Rode, head of Open Doors Germany. Open Doors is an international Christian aid organization."
Trotz Gewalt gegen Christen: Syriens Machthaber in Berlin empfangen
Die Bundesregierung setzt auf Dialog mit Syriens Übergangspräsident al-Scharaa. Gleichzeitig werden in Syrien verschiedene Minderheiten, darunter Christen, bedrängt und unterdrückt. Die Regierung hofft dennoch auf eine Rückkehr syrischer Flüchtlinge.
Realize that the how doesn´t matter for the fact that those "rebels" now rule the country. I never supported the ban of countries whose governments are one somebody´s blacklist and will not start with that practice now. As long as they behave well on the international stage, there is no action required. That means if you want to deal with Syria you have to deal with Al-Sahraa.
You can't get away from the fact your Government and mine supported those head hacking savages for years and called them moderate Rebels knowing full well what sort of people they were, no good crying now, the guy was the deputy leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq when they were beheading hostages, he was arrested by the US occupation forces and jailed, then without explanation released then he turns up in Syria to wage war on the Country, it's clear he had been made an offer he couldn't refuse and became a proxy of the Americans and the Israelis, i partly blame the Russians for not finishing the job they went there to do, first big mistake they made after Assads forces liberated Allepo in 2016 the Russians did a deal with the Turks who i wouldn't trust as far as i could piss, they allowed the terrorists to relocate from Aleppo to Idlib with their small arms and the Turks trained them where they became the HTS who later marched or i should say drove in a huge toyota convoy all the way to Damascus to take over, another mistake Russia made was not totally annihilating the scumbags with their air force.
