What Putin told the UN: the US and allies are to blame in Mideast

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@Napoleon u dumb fukk u think regurgitating shyt u read on reddit makes you appear intelligent?

All you've done in this thread is back up the fact that you're a tool. You cannot be argued with because you're argument is simply "America knows best" and "Russia is evil" why would I take time out of my day to construct a real argument against someone that has the same mentality of a redneck. Even if I did give you evidence you would refute it because you're stuck on this "America knows best" shyt. In your eyes America can do no wrong and that is a very disturbing slave like mentality. You fukking said you don't care about the NSA spying on US allies for Godsake, this isn't a video game where there is a winner. You sweep all of America's problems under the rug and accuse those who believe there is a problem with the system as a "Russian Commie". The thing about you is you're content with this unequal society because you fail to realise the world is bigger than your fukking bedroom you lame. Your selfishness and your sheltered lifestyle is so evident in your posts that I cringe every time I read your responses or posts.


Get all the way the fukk outta here you filthy c00n

Why are you OK with Russia removing USA influence from the middle east?

And I don't care about the NSA spying abroad on anyone. Its their job. Its called a competitive advantage and I'm thankful they do it to stay that many steps ahead.

 

[JahFocus CS]

The ether on Napoleon in this thread

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Please shut the fukk up. Trying to monopolize this thread is not going to change people's minds. It's just annoying.

Frankly, I look at anyone who disagrees with me on this topic as unqualified to suggest any type of foreign policy or serious policy analysis about the United States in Syria.

Al-Assad must go if not now, but very soon and I do not condone any sort of non-USA backed resolution to the matter.

Period.

The USA should not ever be privy to losing out on deciding what shapes the outcome of these events.

Rely on the US, not Russia for your needs. Thats the story. Thats the message. Thats the gameplan.

 

[thekingsmen]

Good.

fukk Putin. He's gonna learn that the USA isn't some toy you fukk around with. He's crossed the line.

Ummm that shows without blocking it will exposed U.S and it's allies for funding ISIS and Russia would bring it to the main stage.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

realistically what will happen is that the rebels and ISIS will continue their war for years to come, the rebels will start factions in their own ranks and even more conflicts will break out

you simply don't just remove a dictator and an entire government and think everything will be okay (especially in the middle of a civil war), the USA has tried with iraq and failed, with Libya and failed, i honestly can't fathom why anyone thinks it'll work in syria

there is no democracy in the ME, pretending there is, isn't going to solve anything

Too bad.

As long as the US controls the outcome, I don't care. What don't you understand?

NO RUSSIA = GOOD OUTCOME.

You DO NOT want Russia dictating terms over there. Getting our defenses and interests rooted in the Middle East has been central to this country's dominance.

 

[Solomon Caine]

realistically what will happen is that the rebels and ISIS will continue their war for years to come, the rebels will start factions in their own ranks and even more conflicts will break out

you simply don't just remove a dictator and an entire government and think everything will be okay (especially in the middle of a civil war), the USA has tried with iraq and failed, with Libya and failed, i honestly can't fathom why anyone thinks it'll work in syria

there is no democracy in the ME, pretending there is, isn't going to solve anything

Al Assad has no control over 75% of Syria anyway, removing him now will only be felt in the areas which he controls.

Of course anywhere there is regime change power vacuums will appear as well as factions and more conflicts. With Iraq and Libya it was different situation all together, the nations where basically invaded and bombed into submission (Libya) while the rebels marched to Tripoli. Assad had the chance for peace during the protests but he choose to shoot at unarmed civilians, his people took up arms and have been fighting against him since. Its been 5 years of blood shed, its time we try something different or let the war run its course. But Assad ruling the whole of Syria again is out of the question trust me, not happening.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Ummm that shows without blocking it will exposed U.S and it's allies for funding ISIS and Russia would bring it to the main stage.

The US didn't support ISIS you fukking idiot. The FSA is NOT ISIS...they just kept losing fukking battles and therefore weapons.

if I give you a gun to go fight and you get killed, then thats one more weapon lost.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Some of ya'll need to understand that this "lets all hold hands and pretend to be enlightened by shytting on the USA" doesn't help you in the real world.

 

[ORDER_66]

Frankly, I look at anyone who disagrees with me on this topic as unqualified to suggest any type of foreign policy or serious policy analysis about the United States in Syria.

this nikka on crack...

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Ya'll don't find it odd that Snowden reveals his twitter account the same day Putin goes to the UN?

Russia is THAT petty about this shyt

This is a GRAND game of geopolitical flexing.

WAKE UP!

RUSSIA IS NOT YOUR FRIEND!

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

All these Putin lovers in here

 

[thekingsmen]

The US didn't support ISIS you fukking idiot. The FSA is NOT ISIS...they just kept losing fukking battles and therefore weapons.

if I give you a gun to go fight and you get killed, then thats one more weapon lost.

FSA is Al-Nursa Front. They supported ISIS. FACT!!!!!

 

[88m3]

All these Putin lovers in here

They think if Russia wins the world be fair.



Assad and Putin are war criminals and dictators in every sense of the terms.

 

[88m3]

FSA is Al-Nursa Front. They supported ISIS. FACT!!!!!

No. They are three separate distinct groups.

 

[thekingsmen]

Al Assad has no control over 75% of Syria anyway, removing him now will only be felt in the areas which he controls.

Of course anywhere there is regime change power vacuums will appear as well as factions and more conflicts. With Iraq and Libya it was different situation all together, the nations where basically invaded and bombed into submission (Libya) while the rebels marched to Tripoli. Assad had the chance for peace during the protests but he choose to shoot at unarmed civilians, his people took up arms and have been fighting against him since. Its been 5 years of blood shed, its time we try something different or let the war run its course. But Assad ruling the whole of Syria again is out of the question trust me, not happening.

I agree with some of this but the part where Assad was shooting unarmed civilians part is and always was a propaganda stunt. It went the same way in Libya. His people never picked up arms against him unless they were faction with a group like Muslim Brotherhood or smaller groups that were anti-Assad.