Syria: Any thoughts

[bpj]

Overthrowing a dictator doesn't make you a nice guy, but it does make you the winner. What's going to happen now with Syria who knows. That's why I question Israel being behind it so to speak. They would never be able to control it. It will most likely turn into an unstable radical Muslim state. Think American support of the Taliban in Afghanistan. There be some advantage to getting rid of Assad in terms of Iran's influence but that's about it. But opening the door to who knows what sort of regimen now? It's hard for me to see them feeling comfortable that be an improvement. I think it's reasonable that they would rather have had the secular Assad as a neighbor than the radical islamist Ahmed al-Sharaa

They obliterated the Syrian military to help their Al Quaeda puppet because they want to be able to fly through Syrian airspace when they attack Iran.


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[Donn Beach]

They obliterated the Syrian military equipment to keep it from falling into Ahmed al-Sharaa hands. It happened after Assad had fallen. If the Israels are operating under the assumption they can control Ahmed al-Sharaa as some kind of puppet they're smoking crack

Over the past 48 hours, following the collapse of the government of President Bashar al-Assad, the military said jets had conducted more than 350 strikes on targets including anti-aircraft batteries, military airfields, weapons production sites, combat aircraft and missiles.

Israeli officials said the strikes across Syria were aimed at destroying strategic weapons and military infrastructure to prevent them being used by rebel groups that drove Assad from power, some of which grew from movements linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State.

[bpj]

They obliterated the Syrian military equipment to keep it from falling into Ahmed al-Sharaa hands. It happened after Assad had fallen. If the Israels are operating under the assumption they can control Ahmed al-Sharaa as some kind of puppet they're smoking crack

Over the past 48 hours, following the collapse of the government of President Bashar al-Assad, the military said jets had conducted more than 350 strikes on targets including anti-aircraft batteries, military airfields, weapons production sites, combat aircraft and missiles.

Israeli officials said the strikes across Syria were aimed at destroying strategic weapons and military infrastructure to prevent them being used by rebel groups that drove Assad from power, some of which grew from movements linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State.

That's when they said it, that's not necessarily when it happened.

I heard they bombed it so Assad had no chance to respond with the military.

They can make up and say whatever reason they want. You trust the media narrative way too easily. Who do you think is feeding it to them?

What they needed was Assad out of power and no weapons that will continue to keep them from striking Iran.

I guess we'll see now if Israel strikes Iran and use Syrian air space. If not, maybe you're right. If they do, I'll know I am.

[Donn Beach]

I don't think you could engage in 400 bombing missions against another country without the rest of the world noticing the time. I think if there's a puppet master its more likely Saudi Arabia than Israel.

[bpj]

I don't think you could engage in 400 bombing missions against another country without the rest of the world noticing the time. I think if there's a puppet master its more likely Saudi Arabia than Israel.

Yeah, it's totally not Israel that has already picked fights with all their neighbors and are already provoking Iran left and right.

Meanwhile they're telling Americans that the drones are from Iran, the assassin teams are from Iran, all the world's troubles- Iran.

Just ridiculous. It's obviously Israel. Literally couldn't be more obvious.

[bpj]

You guys should read through the comments.

People are opening their eyes to what's going on.

Here's another one, read the comments.

People aren't being fooled anymore.