Post: #651

PartisanGirl and Rana keep me in an eternal state of eye roll, but still WB while discussing the saving of their countries.

Post: #652

(04-15-2017 09:35 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote:  A suicidal moderate rebel blows up a bus of majority Shia civilians who were being evacuated from rebel-contested areas to gov't held areas in Western Aleppo. Over 50 dead and injured....some really grotesque photos there, including many beautiful babies burnt to death. Can some one @ Ivanka, so maybe he can convince DT to stop arming and protecting them, or maybe send to Nikki Haley so she can display them at UN asking for justice ??

P.s. Really best of luck to all the Christians who will celebrate Easter tomorrow and Monday in that region, you can bet your mortgage something is gonna go off.

and as of now, not a word of condemnation from Western governments.

Despicable.

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Post: #654

That face when Trump tells you that you have to go.

Post: #655

Replacing this:




With this:




is certain to bring about a civilized democratic country.

Look at Libya now - it has a thriving slave market where you can purchase an African for 200-500$ - liberation at it's finest!

Post: #656

(04-16-2017 02:37 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  ...

Look at Libya now - it has a thriving slave market where you can purchase an African for 200-500$ - liberation at it's finest!

That's horrible. Just horrible. 200-500 you say? With one ticket there and two back that would be less than the cost of a reasonable second hand car...

Just horrible...

What kind of sick economic rationalist would compare that rate with the lifetime cost of a cook and a maid. Why, I bet sick people like that would even factor in an additional cost to get an attractive slave for sex in order to save on ubers and restaurants.

For shame!

Post: #657

Sex slaves are more expensive and there are certainly some bidding wars going on:





The 200-500$ price tag is for a an African migrant who was captured. They probably correctly assume that such an individual is always at risk of flight, since slavery has not yet been institutionalized again properly with safety mechanisms, police structure etc.

That was by the way one reason why a white slave was worth 10% of a black one in the US. Whites could more easily flee north and feign being free men (also most were weaker and malnourished coming from starving Irish & Scottish stock).

Women in contrast are far easier to control, double down as sex slaves, can do all your cleaning and your wives can easily control them. Only with an advanced slavery system those societies implement control mechanisms, public torture and other goodies to keep the male slaves in check. It is just wonderful that Islam has a proper code of conduct for that.

Slavery by the way is an automatic death sentence for a society to never advance beyond a certain level, since scientific improvements and machines devalue your slave value and thus the slave-holding elite usually is vehemently opposed to any labor saving advances.

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Beyond that, it creates the premise that the path to greater productivity is... more slaves!

Post: #659

A lot of children died on that convoy attack. I don't see outrage in the MSM or the same sheep squawking about Assad last week. If it favours the "rebels" we can be assured it will see the light but if it allows Assad and the Russians to point out the death cult they're fighting its a gust of wind.

Political correctness, Islamaphobia and virtue signalling have become so incredibly powerful and toxic since the early 2000s it amazes even me.

Post: #660

Reuters when talking about the incident even used old footage of women waiting for buses from some kind of travel agency in the region. They absolutely did not want to show the footage.

This is good to be shown:



Not good and never shown:




Orwell 1984 is here and been here a long time already.

Post: #661

The future of Syria:



http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04zrvvy...w_facebook

More pics and reports emerging on the thriving Libyan Islamic slave trade. ISIS territories, Afghanistan now Libya. I am certain that this will spread more and more as we move back to a more pious interpretation of Islam in the future Caliphate countries.

I can still remember talking with a Nigerian girl who had relatives living in Libya. She said that the war against Gaddafi was dangerous times for blacks living there, but that it had calmed down now after the death of Gaddafi. I just looked at her and said: "Really? You think that it will remain that way?" I guess they are wiser now.

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Neocons are already planning their post-Syria adventure...and to the surprise of no one....the next country in line for war and destruction is IRAN.

John McCain (Who else tbh) met with the leader of MKO (an armed group whose political ideology is something in sort of ISLAMIC SOCIALISM who initially helped IR overthrow the Shah, but then turned against IR and committed many terror in years after revolution and even side by side FOUGHT alongside Saddam and Iraqi soldiers against Iranians in the Iran-Iraq war and had a camp in Najaf, Iraq for over 2 decades before overthrow of Saddam.....Ultimate traitor scum).

http://video.foxnews.com/v/5399742955001...show-clips
they met in Tirana, Albania. Absolutely no doubt, discussed arming them and finding some "rebels" to start chaos there. All those cooler revolutions and uprisings happen to start with a John McCain visit to oppositions...funny isn't it ? (Noted, I absolutely don't like the current regime, but never ever want to see the same chaos & Destruction that happened in Iraq/Syria/Libya happen to Iran. The change has to be graduate and from within with current old generation dying and new generation which is 40M Iranians under age of 40 are much less religious and secular anyways so it'll happen naturally. foreign-led "Revolution" sets the country back for many decades)

McCain & Iran




McCain & Syria




McCain & Libya




McCain & Ukraine

Post: #663

(04-16-2017 05:33 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Only with an advanced slavery system those societies implement control mechanisms, public torture and other goodies to keep the male slaves in check. It is just wonderful that Islam has a proper code of conduct for that.

Islamic slave trade castrated all male black slaves.

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(04-17-2017 02:09 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(04-16-2017 05:33 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Only with an advanced slavery system those societies implement control mechanisms, public torture and other goodies to keep the male slaves in check. It is just wonderful that Islam has a proper code of conduct for that.

Islamic slave trade castrated all male black slaves.

And yet so many convert believing the lies of equality.

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As for McCain and Iran - yes that is the next one. Seems as if they consider Syria as good as done.

And I would agree with McCain - if the Trump administration adheres on the ousting of Assad, then sooner or later Assad may lose. At the very least that country will be mired in constant massive terror. A defeated ISIS will not mean a return to normalcy. They could start bombing civilians non-stop with suicide bombers and the like. Also ISIS does not seem to be defeated at all.

We will see what happens, but I am not positive on it.

Iran is the next one - they will likely foster the dissatisfaction of the 39% non-Persian population to rise up and rebel. ISIS later on will turn their attention towards them or some other Al-Quaeda creation.

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Can someone explain to me why McCain isn't arrested for treason? He is not the President, Ambassador or any other sort of diplomat with the authority to negotiate with other countries or actors in other countries.

I get that there would be media, political and judicial backlash over such a move, but there are mountains of evidence that could be used to perform a character assassination, arrest and trial for treason against him.

Post: #666

(04-17-2017 02:27 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(04-17-2017 02:09 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(04-16-2017 05:33 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Only with an advanced slavery system those societies implement control mechanisms, public torture and other goodies to keep the male slaves in check. It is just wonderful that Islam has a proper code of conduct for that.

Islamic slave trade castrated all male black slaves.

And yet so many convert believing the lies of equality.

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As for McCain and Iran - yes that is the next one. Seems as if they consider Syria as good as done.

And I would agree with McCain - if the Trump administration adheres on the ousting of Assad, then sooner or later Assad may lose. At the very least that country will be mired in constant massive terror. A defeated ISIS will not mean a return to normalcy. They could start bombing civilians non-stop with suicide bombers and the like. Also ISIS does not seem to be defeated at all.

We will see what happens, but I am not positive on it.

Iran is the next one - they will likely foster the dissatisfaction of the 39% non-Persian population to rise up and rebel. ISIS later on will turn their attention towards them or some other Al-Quaeda creation.

At this point, Assad won't be ousted without (1)boots on the ground and (2)air superiority. You'd have to have at least 10-20k US/NATO soldiers there in addition to the foreign jihadis, and for (2) you'd have to take on the Russian Air Force and air defense.

The jihadis can't win this alone because there is very little organic support for their brand of wahhabism in Syria among the sunni majority, who are far closer culturally and religiously to SyrianGirl than to Jihadi John and his bunch of useful idiot freaks.

You won't have complete normalcy in Syria but you will at least have a far greater level of political and economic stability than in recent years, with schools, agriculture, utilities running and people starting to rebuild in the big cities. A couple of thousands dead every year, mostly on the eastern edge of the country and some sporadic flareups in the cities, as opposed to 100,000+ every year.

McCain and co are fully on board with the escalation plan, as is Kushner, but Trump is wavering. If he takes that step, he's going to gain brownie points with the deep state but lose a decent part of his constituency.

One key player in Syria that's not mentioned enough is China. The US can't take on Russia and China together if the Chinese start throwing their political and economic weight behind Syria. So far they've played ball. Trump bombing the air base while entertaining Xi was a test, so far it looks like he's willing to throw Assad under the bus to get on with bigger issues (US trade and South China Sea dominion).

Post: #667

I don't care about Trumps rep with his voter base if he invades Syria, there is much more at stake than that. McCain, like George Soros is a real life supervillain and he swans about the place with absolute impunity.

The Russians and Iranians have not overlooked this fact that wherever that old bastard goes, pure chaos, death and destruction follows a few months and years later.

The man himself can be replaced so who does he work for? Who are they and where are they coming from. We need names, faces and actual intel other than "deep state".

Post: #668

MIT physicist argues that the chemical attack was staged:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/mit-expert-cl...19428.html

Quote:A leading weapons academic has claimed that the Khan Sheikhoun nerve agent attack in Syria was staged, raising questions about who was responsible.

Theodore Postol, a professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), issued a series of three reports in response to the White House's finding that Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad perpetrated the attack on 4 April.

He concluded that the US government's report does not provide any "concrete" evidence that Assad was responsible, adding it was more likely that the attack was perpetrated by players on the ground.

Quote:"All of these highly amateurish mistakes indicate that this White House report, like the earlier Obama White House Report [from Ghouta in 2013], was not properly vetted by the intelligence community as claimed.

"I have worked with the intelligence community in the past, and I have grave concerns about the politicisation of intelligence that seems to be occurring with more frequency in recent times – but I know that the intelligence community has highly capable analysts in it.

Post: #669

(04-13-2017 01:35 PM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  I just don't see Assad's evil written on his face - maybe I'm being naive or something but still. You can usually tell by the physiognomy (Heartiste writes a lot about this).

Kim Jong? Looks like a total wacko. I could see him butchering people. Saddam? same thing. Ditto for Qadaffi.

But I just don't see it with Assad. And if he is he sure he fooled me.

Totally agree.

You can tell a lot by a person by the way they speak, their face, their mannerisms, the way they interact with others.

Assad strikes me is incredibly intelligent, thoughtful and composed.

He also seems to tell it like it is although who the hell really knows.

In fact, by way of contrast alone Assad makes Trump look like the amateur politician that he is.

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(04-18-2017 01:49 AM)VincentVinturi Wrote:  ...

In fact, by way of contrast alone Assad makes Trump look like the amateur politician that he is.

Based on what?

Assad's quiet and thoughtful manner would have turned him into dog's meat at the hands of the old-media if he went up against Hillary.

Being a wise and quiet person does not make you a good politician, even if it makes you a good person. Winning a popularity contest against all odds is what makes you a successful politician, and there's little evidence so far that Trump is a slouch when it comes to matters of state either.

Post: #671

(04-18-2017 02:07 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(04-18-2017 01:49 AM)VincentVinturi Wrote:  ...

In fact, by way of contrast alone Assad makes Trump look like the amateur politician that he is.

Based on what?

Assad's quiet and thoughtful manner would have turned him into dog's meat at the hands of the old-media if he went up against Hillary.

Being a wise and quiet person does not make you a good politician, even if it makes you a good person. Winning a popularity contest against all odds is what makes you a successful politician, and there's little evidence so far that Trump is a slouch when it comes to matters of state either.

Assad beats Trump in every aspect. Assad is highly educated, widely read and is an eye doctor. He's educated. He is a very intelligent, fortright and determined man with clear goals, policies and ambitions not to mention being a cool and skilled operator when under pressure. Pressure? the guy eats it. His country has been under attack from a myriad of foreign backed Islamist jihadis, along with their backers Saudia Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and not to mention direct military action from Israel and the US and he hasn't yielded one bit nor fled when others of less gumption would have. As for your assertion that he wouldn't be able to cope on the US scene is laughable. He would eat Hillary or any of the neo-con shills like Tillerson and McCain alive. Cometh the hour, cometh the man as they say. He is head and shoulders one of the best leaders out there. Assad is the guy whom you would want in charge. Just ask any ordinary Syrian - Christian, Shia, moderate Sunni, Druze, Jew, agnostic, liberal, conservative, socialist etc. 80% of Syrians live under his governance. He is giving the globalists, Soros, Rotschild's and Israel the middle finger. That's good enough for me.

Trump on the other hand....oh boy! what a let down.

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^lol

Post: #673

False flags and propaganda is standard practice of countries wanting to enter war.

There are even reports that the 2013 gas attack in Syria was done by Turkish forces.

Anything is good to start a war for the ruling elite.

Post: #674

Short report on the women of Damascus, in French and English with S/Ts, from French alt-right news site TV Libertés:

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