Bashar al-Assad

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Exactly. Minorities were safe in Syria but then things started to change and here we are today.

Minorities were safe but the majority weren't.

It was a police state where one wrong word would get you locked up and tortured.

Reply 61

queen-bee

Original post by AlifunArnab

Minorities were safe but the majority weren't.

It was a police state where one wrong word would get you locked up and tortured.

That's what it is right now but some users don't believe me

Reply 62

queen-bee

Original post by Bill_Gates

it is your only hope.

So you pick number 2? okies!

Bill shush! For the sake of keeping the country together than have a puppet running the show I would obviously say assad

Reply 63

Bill_Gates

Original post by queen-bee

Bill shush! For the sake of keeping the country together than have a puppet running the show I would obviously say assad

Well there you go then. Stick with Mr Assad.

I have to say it how it is. It's all fun and games when people like FSA are throwing a "Revolution". Just wait until western powers get involved and leave your country in tatters whilst they take all the gains for 100s of years.

Radical Islam is now basically a free ticket to invade any country they like.

Most hilarious thing is muslims actually think they are gaining ground LOL Whilst Egypt, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghan etc all get the usual western treatment.

Reply 64

thehistorybore

Original post by queen-bee

Why do some people here on TSR support this man? I am trying to understand.
My family and I were huge supporters of bashar and his extended family,we thought he had the interests of our people at heart,we have met and greeted him at a number on many occasions in the past but I've realised now, He doesn't care about us,he's already killed so many of our own. I used to support this man up until late 2014,I'm happy to say no more and all of his portraits of him and his father hafez I've removed from our house,the only thing that remains is the flag of Syria,to unite us all. I put him now in the same category as ISIS. They both need to go.

Compared to ISIS, he's very much the lesser of two evils.

Reply 65

AlifunArnab

Original post by queen-bee

That's what it is right now but some users don't believe me

Right now and years before the revolution as well. The mukhabarat are well known.

It's no wonder the Syrian people decided to fight for their rights.

Reply 66

queen-bee

Original post by AlifunArnab

Right now and years before the revolution as well. The mukhabarat are well known.

It's no wonder the Syrian people decided to fight for their rights.

Preach,what's even more annoying is when you're trying to tell someone what happening in Syria behind closed door so and they Dont believe you cause it hasn't featured on the news yet. Wallah,Lord have mercy

Reply 67

queen-bee

Original post by Bill_Gates

Sorry state of affairs habibi

Reply 68

iamthetruth

Assad needs to be executed for his crimes against humanity

Reply 69

queen-bee

Original post by Foo.mp3

Agreed, albeit not until there is a suitably robust framework for transition in place or it will turn into a wholesale failed state and the sectarianism/related atrocities will remain/become part of life for the poor people

I see no end to this crisis. Wallah, my heart is aching. Inshallah khayr,I just hope we are able to defeat ISIS completely this year

Reply 70

BaconandSauce

Original post by queen-bee

I see no end to this crisis. Wallah, my heart is aching. Inshallah khayr,I just hope we are able to defeat ISIS completely this year

when you say 'we' do you mean 'us westerners' or have you deiced you're Syrian again

Reply 71

queen-bee

Original post by BaconandSauce

when you say 'we' do you mean 'us westerners' or have you deiced you're Syrian again

As you know full well, I'm Italian and Syrian first and British comes second

Reply 72

BaconandSauce

Original post by queen-bee

As you know full well, I'm Italian and Syrian first and British comes second

Odd on a different thread you were calming the opposite didn't you say 'I'm as English as you are' (you know as you have a British passport and were born in England)

I can go and find the quote if you like

Reply 73

queen-bee

Original post by BaconandSauce

English and British come second. Roots are important to me. You can't ask me to forget my roots. Anyway I can be both British and Italian and middle eastern all at once right?

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 74

CAElite

I dont necassarily support him. I just believe he is the lesser of 2 evils. Many of the rebel groups seem like total loonies and Id be afraid of the worst of them making a grab for power if Bashar is toppled.

Reply 75

queen-bee

Original post by CAElite

He's not the lesser of two evils because he is the devil himself along with ISIS

Reply 76

BaconandSauce

Original post by queen-bee

English and British come second. Roots are important to me. You can't ask me to forget where my forefathers came from because of a red book

So you lied when you claimed you were as English as a person with historical roots in this country what was it you said 'I'm as English as you are' not once did you say this Englishness comes second to your Syrian roots hell you even went as far as to imply the poster was racist form claiming what you are claiming now (again you said 'can't I call myself English deposit being born here')

Don't get me wrong I love the way you will argue about this for arguments sake but don't expect people to take you seriously queeny

Reply 77

AlifunArnab

The war has completely escalated over the past few months and it seems like it's only going to get worse.

Sooner or later though, the criminal Bashar will be brought to justice.

Reply 78

queen-bee

Original post by BaconandSauce

They said I couldn't call myself English because my ancestors aren't from England :frown:

Reply 79

BaconandSauce

Original post by queen-bee

English and British come second. Roots are important to me. You can't ask me to forget my roots. Anyway I can be both British and Italian and middle eastern all at once right?

You can if you like just be honest about it in future.

But don;t forget I was the one who said you were English because you were born here you were the one who argued the opposite

But hell I suppose you'll be English as long as the rest of this country foots the bill for your illness with the NHS