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RE: The Syria conflict thread
(06-02-2017 02:27 PM)911 Wrote: Neocons have been actively emptying out the near east of its Christian population, the world's oldest, including in Palestine, as Beirut noted above. They're setting up salafi death cults and chaos (and proxy states like Kurdistan) all around Israel so that it can totally dominate the area and take over its resources (see Genie Oil owners Rothschild and co). They want to break down previously stable secular nation-states in that area, which had always had a high degree of religious and cultural minorities that managed to live together, breaking them up into warring ethno-states.
Before the invasion of Iraq, the Christian population in the middle east was doing fairly well and living in peace in nearly every country, except in Israel, where communities in places like Bethlehem have been persecuted and harassed just as much as the muslim palestinians. The neocon coalition has been funding, training and supporting the jihadis in their fight against the multiconfessional national army in Syria.
Most of the neocons are NOT Christians. They were born and raised in another religious tradition.
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
Bigly monologue here from Tucker :
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
Quote:Asked yesterday whether Russia’s Vladimir Putin bears responsibility for the atrocity on Saturday in Douma, Mr Trump said: ‘He may, yeah, he may. And if he does it’s going to be very tough, very tough. Everybody’s gonna pay a price. He will, everybody will.’
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Yup - that's why folk voted in Donald Trump.
To make stupid assumptions - the Russians and Assad did it!
"He Vlad - we are winning and beating back the beheaders. Why not launch a chemical attack in order to celebrate? I know that the Soviets did not even use this as they were fighting the brutal Chechans, but doing it now to the people that I am trying to win over with restraint, that will be good!"
"Da! Let's do it"
Quote:He said the US was investigating the possible involvement of the Iranian and Russian governments, adding: ‘Nothing’s off the table. It was an atrocious attack.’
Ah - glad that they bring up the next target: IRAN!
All in one swoop, because they know that if they bomb Assad's military to the stone age, then the noble rebel beheaders can beat back the Syrians. Never mind that no actual Syrians are among the rebels.
Then we can turn towards bigger fish - Iran has to be liberated and enriched. We should not forget that the ethnic makeup is only 50% Persian there. I am sure that all the different tribes will get along well, when the main power differential is down?
No conflicts and beef between ethnicities and shia/sunni, right?
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
(04-09-2018 09:16 PM)PharaohRa Wrote: All
First off, many of you posting here are panicking like scared little schoolgirls. It's pathetic and it makes us all look foolish. We are supposed to be the paragons of the manosphere, not cowardly soyboys. Straighten up. He even frustrates me but you learn to live with it.
Second, everyone and their mother knows that the gas attack in Syria was a false flag. Donald Trump knows it and he did not instigate any attacks on Syria since he knew that Israel was trying to bait him into making an unprovoked attack.
Third, unlike what some of the posters here are writing about (you know who you are) and making assumptions you know nothing about, THERE WILL BE NO WAR. Donald Trump WILL NOT, and I repeat, WILL NOT send our men to die for the neocons and Israel, no how, no such, because if WAR does happen, everyone dies, yes, even (((them))), and the reason why is because there would be war the first time the gas attack false flag occured. From what I have read through the alternative sources, Q, yes Q, and he is NOT A LARP because how he presents himself in his blog is that of an insider who is one of the good guys, the White Hats and Donald Trump have everything under control and are working to get the troops out and drain the swamp. Dealing with the globalists is a messy affair and it will take time but it will be done because getting rid of them is the only way humanity will survive the 21st century. Also, watch what Donald Trump does and read between the lines.
Fourth, want to feel like you have influence?? Call his White House line, send a message through the White House portal, and let him know that you want the wall and you want the troops out of Syria. He listens to us and we are not powerless. Remember, the globalists will when we are apathetic because the psychological is half the battle!
Finally, pay more attention to what Q has to say!
Aside from the Q comment I agreed with everything you said.
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
(04-10-2018 08:22 AM)rotekz Wrote:
Locals: "What chemical attack?"
Heh. Ah well .... won't change anything.
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
(04-10-2018 07:52 AM)Gmac Wrote: (04-09-2018 09:16 PM)PharaohRa Wrote: All
First off, many of you posting here are panicking like scared little schoolgirls. It's pathetic and it makes us all look foolish. We are supposed to be the paragons of the manosphere, not cowardly soyboys. Straighten up. He even frustrates me but you learn to live with it.
Second, everyone and their mother knows that the gas attack in Syria was a false flag. Donald Trump knows it and he did not instigate any attacks on Syria since he knew that Israel was trying to bait him into making an unprovoked attack.
Third, unlike what some of the posters here are writing about (you know who you are) and making assumptions you know nothing about, THERE WILL BE NO WAR. Donald Trump WILL NOT, and I repeat, WILL NOT send our men to die for the neocons and Israel, no how, no such, because if WAR does happen, everyone dies, yes, even (((them))), and the reason why is because there would be war the first time the gas attack false flag occured. From what I have read through the alternative sources, Q, yes Q, and he is NOT A LARP because how he presents himself in his blog is that of an insider who is one of the good guys, the White Hats and Donald Trump have everything under control and are working to get the troops out and drain the swamp. Dealing with the globalists is a messy affair and it will take time but it will be done because getting rid of them is the only way humanity will survive the 21st century. Also, watch what Donald Trump does and read between the lines.
Fourth, want to feel like you have influence?? Call his White House line, send a message through the White House portal, and let him know that you want the wall and you want the troops out of Syria. He listens to us and we are not powerless. Remember, the globalists will when we are apathetic because the psychological is half the battle!
Finally, pay more attention to what Q has to say!
Aside from the Q comment I agreed with everything you said.
I just sent an email on https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
Takes 30 seconds.
Everyone who cares about this should call or email, it takes no time at all.
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
There is nothing else you will ever need to read on self improvement, but this, the greatest thread post in history follows in the link below, REQUIRED READING. READ TO END.
Here you go, There is nothing else you will ever need to read on self improvement, but this
"I write only when inspiration strikes," he replied. "Fortunately it strikes every morning at nine o'clock sharp.
OUR LIVES ARE WRITTEN IN PEN NOT PENCIL, not because we should want to forget but remember, so be absolutely sure about what you write.
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RE: The Syria conflict thread
Edit. The United Nations Security Council page has a list of who the Current Members are.
Quote:Permanent and Non-Permanent Members
The Council is composed of 15 Members:
five permanent members: China, France, Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and the United States,
and ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms by the General Assembly (with end of term date):
Bolivia (2018)
Côte d’Ivoire (2019)
Equatorial Guinea (2019)
Ethiopia (2018)
Kazakhstan (2018)
Kuwait (2019)
Netherlands (2018)
Peru (2019)
Poland (2019)
Sweden (2018)
Non-Council Member States
More than 60 United Nations Member States have never been Members of the Security Council.
A State which is a Member of the United Nations but not of the Security Council may participate, without a vote, in its discussions when the Council considers that country's interests are affected. Both Members and non-members of the United Nations, if they are parties to a dispute being considered by the Council, may be invited to take part, without a vote, in the Council's discussions; the Council sets the conditions for participation by a non-member State.
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(04-10-2018 12:31 PM)budoslavic Wrote: Permanent and Non-Permanent Members
The Council is composed of 15 Members:
five permanent members: China, France, Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and the United States,
and ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms by the General Assembly (with end of term date):
Bolivia (2018)
Côte d’Ivoire (2019)
Equatorial Guinea (2019)
Ethiopia (2018)
Kazakhstan (2018)
Kuwait (2019)
Netherlands (2018)
Peru (2019)
Poland (2019)
Sweden (2018)
Non-Council Member States
More than 60 United Nations Member States have never been Members of the Security Council.
A State which is a Member of the United Nations but not of the Security Council may participate, without a vote, in its discussions when the Council considers that country's interests are affected. Both Members and non-members of the United Nations, if they are parties to a dispute being considered by the Council, may be invited to take part, without a vote, in the Council's discussions; the Council sets the conditions for participation by a non-member State.
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The only pro Russian states on the UN Security Council are China, Bolivia and Kazakhstan.
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