The Syria Thread
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Christians of Nagasaki.
European Christendom watering down.
Depleted Christian population of Iraq.
Totally non existent Christianity in Afghanistan, Libya.
Attacked Christians in Serbia. Muslim Kosovo started as an outpost of US empire.
Christians killing each other in EE.
Armenia disappearing in pieces.
Syrian Christians under distress for decades, now accelerating.
What/Who is missing?
Wherever US foreign policy wins, Christianity suffers. Please prove this wrong (maybe S. Korea).
European Christendom watering down.
Depleted Christian population of Iraq.
Totally non existent Christianity in Afghanistan, Libya.
Attacked Christians in Serbia. Muslim Kosovo started as an outpost of US empire.
Christians killing each other in EE.
Armenia disappearing in pieces.
Syrian Christians under distress for decades, now accelerating.
What/Who is missing?
Wherever US foreign policy wins, Christianity suffers. Please prove this wrong (maybe S. Korea).
And, interestingly enough, Israel is lobbying to America to keep the Russian bases intact.
The Kremlin whisperers are still trying. Embarrassing.
Russia has been vital in tripwiring Assad and this has been documented ad infinitum.
But things are even worse. Russia is cosying up to al Qaida I mean HTS. It's all about the bases you know. As Syria's previous oil supplier Iran is out of the picture Syria is suffering from a major energy crisis. The refineries in Banyas and Homs were shut down due to lack of fuel. Fortunately the 'honorable' Russians have picked up the slack and are now supplying al Qaida/HTS with refined diesel. Literally the only country in the world to do so.
The US sanctioned Prosperity left Primorsk on February 10 and was docked in Banyas port. It carried 37 000 tons of low sulfur diesel.
One week later the Barbados flagged Proxima left for Banyas, this time carrying 30 000 tons of diesel.
Both vessels turned off their ship tracking devices on arrival.
Map Tracks U.S. sanctioned Russian oil tanker to Syria
Russia maintains two key military bases in Syria, including an air base in Hmeimim and a naval base in Tartous.
www.newsweek.com
At approximately the same time Russia started shipping newly printed currency to HTS led Syria. More currency shipments are expected.
Pretty obvious at what is happening here.
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The Kremlin whisperers are still trying. Embarrassing.
Russia has been vital in tripwiring Assad and this has been documented ad infinitum.
But things are even worse. Russia is cosying up to al Qaida I mean HTS. It's all about the bases you know. As Syria's previous oil supplier Iran is out of the picture Syria is suffering from a major energy crisis. The refineries in Banyas and Homs were shut down due to lack of fuel. Fortunately the 'honorable' Russians have picked up the slack and are now supplying al Qaida/HTS with refined diesel. Literally the only country in the world to do so.
The US sanctioned Prosperity left Primorsk on February 10 and was docked in Banyas port. It carried 37 000 tons of low sulfur diesel.
One week later the Barbados flagged Proxima left for Banyas, this time carrying 30 000 tons of diesel.
Both vessels turned off their ship tracking devices on arrival.
Map Tracks U.S. sanctioned Russian oil tanker to Syria
Russia maintains two key military bases in Syria, including an air base in Hmeimim and a naval base in Tartous.
At approximately the same time Russia started shipping newly printed currency to HTS led Syria. More currency shipments are expected.
Pretty obvious at what is happening here.
Syria buying diesel from Russia means European/US/Turkish money is being used to buy that diesel, the same diesel that is sanctioned by NATO. What a joke
Brilliant article from an Orthodox Syrian on the truth of the matters. A great resource if you ever want to redpill normies on Syria, but also something I would recommend reading in general if you have a love and passion for the truth.
There was speculation at the time. I figured then that the media and friendly governments could simply remain silent about any radiation from that explosion.
Even now there's no way for me to know if this is true. However, I suspect it is.
Syria: in 14 years, the Christian presence has fallen by 84%: these are the numbers - ZENIT - English
Overall, an estimated 300,000 to 400,000 Christians are still in Syria. Of those who remain, more than half are over the age of 50. The community’s age structure is inverted, with far fewer young people able or willing to stay
zenit.org
Graham's bloviating carries more weight when you don't remember he has the vocal inflection of a homosexual Southern plantation butler
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What's the deal with all the modern-day SJWs sticking up for Rojava (the Kurdish self-governed region)? I really couldn't find much about that online but I wonder why the average Western libtard considers Rojava to be a beacon of "communalism", feminism, equality and some sort of post-national utopia?
It sounds like just another gargantuan delusion invented by people with a fetish for "the oppressed". Does anyone have intel on Rojava?
It sounds like just another gargantuan delusion invented by people with a fetish for "the oppressed". Does anyone have intel on Rojava?
If my understanding is correct, interest was whipped up with a bunch of media coverage about it during the rise of the so-called Caliphate back around 2014.
There has been some coverage previously, going back to both Iraq wars and probably even before that, but it really became a big story around that time frame. The Kurds were promised a whole lot by Uncle Sam and have gotten screwed over a couple of times so there's like this weird national guilt surrounding it in many folks minds.
Probably a gross oversimplification but it's something.
Oh forgot to mention, our greatest ally also has lots of things going on there and designs for that area.
There's actually been cases of these super leftist anarchists and socialists in the west going to join up with the Kurdish military (and broadcasting their adventures on social media of course) in the same way you had Communists doing the same during the Spanish Civil War. They've long been a a favorite of a lot of these freedom fighter types.
Basically, the Rojava/Kurdish project was about selling the Iraq invasion/regime change template to leftists. It was pretty successful with antifa types and cultural marxists in Europe.
All I know about the whole Kurdish thing is from my Turkish friend who told me once about his time in the Turkish Army re: the Kurds, "I never kill people. I only kill terrorists. Terrorists not people."