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#61 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 09:51

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shaik haseena is not an arab, else she would have taken help from India or Russia to bomb the rebels.

Also the BD rebels didn't take up arms to unseat Haseena.

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#62 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 10:22

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The Army in Bangladesh refused to follow her orders and told her leave. Otherwise it may well have led to an armed rebellion. ( Russia has been actively bombing the rebels for the last 10 years in Syria)

Here is a short cut version, for you. In 2007 Assad held rigged elections and then claimed he had won 99.8 percent of the vote. That caused anger.

His family and members of his Baath party controlled the economy, either they owned all the major revenue sources such as oil, copper mines, etc. Or they heavily taxed independent businesses, then on top of that you had what India you would call a gunda tax imposed by local officials, you could only own or open a business with the permission of local Baath Party officials, and they take weekly gunda tax.

Almost all jobs in Government, in nationally owned companies, Army and police were reserved for members of Baath Party or members of the Alawite religion.

The country was run as a Secret police state, you had undercover police everywhere watching and listening on people's conversations on buses, and restaurants and elsewhere for example anyone who discussed politics in public or criticised the regime could get kidnapped and disappear. Entire population in fear.

Travel bans where imposed arbitrarily, you would need permission to travel permission to travel one part of the country. Prices of everyday goods was heavily controlled, they could keep everyday staples like wheat and rice in warehouses create a shortage in the market in order to keep prices high.

And much more..,

In 2011, a group of 15 students in the town of Daraa made a small protest and wrote graffiti on the wall saying we want political change, they were kidnapped by the secret police. This led to a bigger demonstration demanding their release and also of all political prisoners, the authorities attacked the protestors with live ammunition causing a massacre killing and injuring hundreds, which led to even greater protests the authorities each time tried cracking with even more brutality.

The public anger and brutality of the crackdowns and violence from the authorities led to protests reaching every part of the country.

So just like you saw in Bangladesh recently the violence against small group of student protesters, ended up with huge national protests,

The difference is the massacres and destruction of property carried out by Assad eventually and within a 2 year period finally led to an armed rebellion.

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#63 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 10:37

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Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdel Aaty, said his country strongly supports the Assad government. He explained that Assad’s role is important for keeping the region stable and fighting terrorism.

Jordan’s Foreign Minister also spoke with Syria’s Foreign Minister and promised support for the Syrian government. He said Jordan respects Syria’s borders and sovereignty and opposes anything that could harm its security and stability.

During this major rebel offensive, Jordan, the UAE, and Egypt have all clearly shown their support for the Assad regime.

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#64 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 10:39

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They are all afraid that rebellion could become contagious and over throw their own regimes.

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#65 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 10:43

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Then, Russia, US, Turkey, Iran, Saudia, Iraq etc took sides and the locals were crushed between two groups.

We can replace shaykh Haseena with Asad and Awwami League with Baath party. The difference is one is arab and other is non-Arab.

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#66 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 10:48

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In egypt, Algeria etc. democratically elected government were replaced.

In gulf we haven't heard any rebellion succeeding in overthrowing the regime. Of course millions of shuhda elevated their status in jannah. And the living persecuted members were rewarded for their miseries.

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#67 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 12:08

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They have nothing to fear, it was tried since 2011 but status quo was soon restored.

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#68 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 12:30

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They have backing of either Russia or the US.

Both super powers cannot be defeated through military. We can see their end through economic crisis (possibility exists) which leads to civil unrest and their disintegration.

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#69 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 12:56

Shia fighters from Iraq are heading to Iraq to fight for Assad.
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#70 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 13:26

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To understand how complex the situation in Syria is, consider this:

• Israel and the US fund and support the SDF/PKK (Kurdish groups), which are in coalition with Assad, against the Syrian opposition coalition.

• The UAE supports Assad.

• Saudi Arabia now backs Assad as well.

• Russia backs Assad.

• ISIS is present in areas under Assad’s control.

• Iran backs Assad.

• Turkey backs the opposition coalition.

There are nuances. Read the analyses about Syria and do some research!

Note: I don’t support any side in Syria! I am just pro-choice

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#71 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 13:34

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Common syrians have to suffer and live in tents in cold nights. They are caught in crossfire.

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#72 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 13:55

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Pure fantasy about economic disintegration. Same was said after sept 2001 attack. Same was said after the 2008 credit crunch in the world, same was said during lockdown.

The world carried on and economy recovered.

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#73 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 14:54

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Loading Qur'aan Verse

The story in Surah Kahf

The story is about a wealthy man who is arrogant and attributes his success to himself. He has two gardens of grapes, surrounded by date palms and with crops in between. The man is smug and takes pleasure in his gardens, but his companion reminds him to be humble and grateful to Allah. The man ignores the advice and continues to be arrogant. As punishment, Allah destroys the man's gardens. The man then regrets his actions and realizes that his success and failure are ultimately in Allah's hands.

We muslims live on hope, we look at minor signs and extrapolate.

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#74 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 15:08

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🔴 Israel's intelligence chiefs told Netanyahu that “the collapse of the Assad regime would likely create chaos in which military threats against Israel would develop.”

Source Times Of Israel.

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#75 [Permalink] Posted on 1st December 2024 15:17

Those who believe Israel is behind what's happening in Syria should think about the following:

The Golan Heights, part of Syria, has been under Israeli occupation for decades. Why has Assad never fought Israel to take it back?

If Syrian rebels were truly backed by Israel, don’t you think they would have won by now? After 14 years of war, wouldn’t we have seen significant changes or even regime change, especially if a powerful player like Israel were genuinely supporting them?

Think about it critically. When Israel targets someone, it typically faces little resistance—carrying out attacks, killing children, and striking displaced civilians without being stopped. Does it really make sense to claim that a state as powerful as Israel has been supporting rebels for 14 years and still hasn’t achieved its goals?

If Gaza exposes the hypocrisy of the West and its so-called fair rules, Syria reveals who truly supports justice and who is just pretending. Sadly, many people who claim to fight imperialism blindly support any dictator who opposes the USA, without looking deeper.

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