Aristide Sat Sep 08, 2018 11:32 am
par far wrote: Aristide wrote: SeigSoloyvov wrote:Assad will attack why wouldn't he? I would if I was him. Do you have any idea how many head choppers are there? you have any idea how many people want to leave via the corridors russia setup but cannot because those terrorists want them there to serve as human shields and to die to get the international community to help?. No Those rats needs to be cleaned out, they tried to reason with them military action is all that's left.
That said Assad will not use chemical weapons it doesn't serve his interest AT ALL to use them, he knows he will be bombed all to hell if he does, and chemical weapons generally do not win wars they are annoying pests at best so it offers him no real military edge to use them either.
If they are used it was by Al-Qaeda to blame Assad, the rebels have all the incentive here to use them not Assad, why would he risk losing everything he fought and achieved for at this point with a pointless chemical weapons attack, that would be pure and utter insanity and idiocy for him to do and Assad is no fool.
You propably understand me wrong?
I have a PR problem with this issue. Russians, Syrians, Iranians tend to be very bad in PR.
1. I dont think corridors are good. Nobody should be let out. Those who are there, are there because they want to be there. By allowing them alive, you just rise the next generation of terrorists.
2. Kill them off screen. Assads mistake was, that he allowed pictures and videos to go outside such areas.
3. Dont use chemical weapons. France has a high interest to gain acess to Syria.Same counts for all mayor european powers. Its from biggest importance to not allow any bullshit like chemical weapons to spoil this. Kill traditional.
4. Push Iran back. Iran is a public relations burden. You fight head choppers with head choppers.
I think best would be if Russia does it alone, without doubtful "partners".
Dont fuck it up. Putin wants western support and Syria gets expensive. This now is the test if we can move towards a more progressive solution.
I don't think Putin wants wests support because he know that there is none, there is nothing the west will get out of supporting Russia in Syria and everyone knows this.
As for killing all the terrorists, if the terrorists are ready to surrender, than there is no point in fighting them, just have them hand over all their weapons and they can go to western countries like France
Iran has invested a lot in Syria and it would be foolish to ask them to go back and if they did it would mean Russia would have commit more resources to Syria and that is not something Russia wants.
Putin desperately needs western support.
When Assad made a new law to confiscare property of syrians who left Syria, german chancellor Merkel talked to Putin to influence Assad to stop this, simply because Germany wants to get rid of Syrians.
Few days later Assad stopped it.
We all know that Assad is nothing but a puppet. If we want get shit done in Syria, we talk with Putin. Syria is a very costly adventure for Russia. Putin had to stop the retirement reform he planned, because people demonstrated. Russia cant afford Syria as puppet state forever.
On the other side we want profitable business in Syria.
And no, the terrorists will not go here. You either kill them or we have to kill them. They are already dead anyways. They just dont know yet.
Beside that, its not just the fighters. All there must suffer. Tey must be broken. Men, women and children as well.
Russia may not have that much experience with colonies, but you better learn fast. You can only hold Syria, when you wiped out any oppossition. Syria is chaos. And the ally of order is fear.