2024 Syrian opposition offensives - The first Syrian rebel offensive against Government forces since March 2020

Bloodthirsty Nosenigger said:
Yes, you're a retarded monarchist larper, and apparently feel the need to inform everyone how much you love to caress Al-Jolani's balls.
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Yet here you are supporting a Monarch in the form of Assad. Funny that. If I LARP, so do you. Who must go? A multilateral demos of the people? Or one man?
 
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mindlessobserver said:
Yet here you are supporting a Monarch in the form of Assad.
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Have I, now? Please point out where I've said anything pro Assad. Or contra, for that matter.
As far as monarchism goes, it's deader than communism, and not coming back for the foreseeable future.
See? That didn't require a thread full of autistic screeching that nobody asked for in the first place, much less three...
 
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Bloodthirsty Nosenigger said:
As far as monarchism goes, it's deader than communism, and not coming back for the foreseeable future.
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Fren, if Monarchism was dead this thread would not exist. Assad is a Monarch. The State in One person.

That is literally the problem Assad has. He built this Monarchy around his person but relied on foreign nations to prop it up. It was fake
 
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mindlessobserver said:
Al-Jolani's CV is very interesting as I am reading into it.
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Yeah because the Saudis LOVE using war to leverage the petroleum industry and it's prices.
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They did this with Bin Laden too and most of these "extremist threats" are, in retrospect, extremely convenient to the Saudi royalty who have been assassinating journalists and whistleblowers for some time now.
I am convinced the entire thing was to inflate petrol costs. Not even kidding (because of grand strategy gain from this for the Saudis AND because of their nation's reliance on petroleum for their economy). Saudis are pure scum on par with Israel, the US and Russia at this stage. All are just murdering Syrians for their own political agendas now.

US and Russia also have petroleum price interests.

So does Iran.

Israel sees the destabilization of countries around them a way of rendering them pacified enough to better manage attacks on them and also leverage any casus belli to "intervene" in things around them. By disrupting their admin they effectively destroy any serious threat on their border. They do this also to Lebanon. It's also a front for exploitation for sex trafficking and drugs if it's destabilized and we also know all about how such things can be leveraged to control the US and it's elite (particularly US Jewish elite who have misguided faith in a fellow Jew).
 
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mindlessobserver said:
I honestly think its bigger then that. Al-Jolani has unified the rebel factions over the years by purging them of the Durka Durkas. He did this despite going to Iraq to fight for Al Qaeda against the Americans during the Second Gulf War. He consolidated power and opposed ISIS even as their rampage across the levant brought ruin to the people. In fact, he broke with them at the same time as they charged into the Mosul museum and destroyed the history of the Levantine people.

And since then, Jolani was put in a pocket, beset on all sides by great powers. The Americans put a 10 million dollar bounty on his head, the Russians bombed him like he was a Ukrainian city 3 kilometers from liberated Donbass territory. Yet despite this he persevered. He built up his army, he brought stability to the people under his rule and insisted on the need to build rather then destroy. He was subjected to the Tribulation of Heaven. And Heaven has rendered its verdict. Syria bows before the King who holds the Mandate of Heaven. Tremble before his majesty.
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I wouldn't go that far, there's still a lot that can go horribly wrong for this guy in the interim. Al-Jolani could still catch a stray Russian bomb at the moment of victory, he could reveal his recent moderation's an act too early, Turkey could invade if he makes a big enough effort to reach out to the Kurds & goes back to fighting their SNA pawns (they've already frozen some HTS financial assets), etc. It is premature to declare that he's won unless he's sitting in Damascus while Assad has flown off to Russia or Iran (or alternatively, he's fashioned Assad's skull into a drinking cup which he is holding in one hand). Suffice to say, also, that there are several hundred reasons as to why non-Salafi Muslims might remain leery of Al-Jolani based on his & HTS' past crimes, no matter how vigorously he insists that he's a changed man now.

But yes, Al-Jolani has indeed come very far since he was a prisoner being tortured in Abu Ghraib. Of all the major bigshots who had been around since the very beginning of the Syrian Civil War, I would not have expected him to quite possibly be the one to win in the end, or even to chill out (by Islamist standards) and put on a decent enough show of moderating his image to the point that he now has Christians & Shiites surrendering their towns to him with little to no fighting (genuinely unimaginable back in 2013-14 when him & Al-Nusra were massacring other sects seemingly almost daily). Who the fuck knows, maybe he really has got a djinn watching his back at the least.
Maori Kiwifruit Growers said:
@Chuckwagon Do you think they will try to make peace with Israel? That is, if they actually manage to create a unified government.
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Extremely doubtful. I've said it before but Al-Jolani, as you might guess, is literally nicknamed for the Golan Heights, which is where his family came from - IOW, he's inherited a generational grudge against Israel. He's also still an Islamist at the end of the day and any parts of Syria which he rules will still be a conservative Islamic dictatorship at best. It would be very dicey even for a more moderate Southern Front-led government to try to make a Jordan-style peace with Israel, for Al-Jolani it's nigh on impossible, especially any time soon after the war.

However, Al-Jolani is probably smart enough to not go to open war with Israel any time soon, especially since Hezbollah fighting Israel alongside Hamas and getting creamed over a year is one of the other big reasons why he's been able to achieve such dramatic success in the past week. A chilly peace on the Syro-Israeli border for the rest of his days is IMO the likeliest outcome, and one Israel can most definitely live with since a coldly hostile Sunni dictatorship is still one whose very existence breaks up the Axis of Resistance right in its middle (seriously, Al-Jolani might despise Jews by default as an Islamist, but he and the other Syrian Sunnis - Salafist or otherwise - hate Iran way more for being the primary force shoring Assad up for these past 13 years alongside Russia, and Hezbollah counts as an Iranian catspaw...)

More news: HTS and the Southern Front are already forming a joint operations room to coordinate for the upcoming Battle of Damascus, bluntly titled 'Conquest of Damascus'. Goes to show how confident the rebels are about the outcome at Homs. Also the journoniggers at NYT are reporting that Iran is fucking off from Syria (consistent with earlier videos of Iranians crying about their defeat),
“Iran is starting to evacuate its forces and military personnel because we cannot fight as an advisory and support force if Syria’s army itself does not want to fight,” Mehdi Rahmati, a prominent Iranian analyst who advises officials on regional strategy, said in a telephone interview.
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Yeah, that really does not bode well for Assad. (Archive)
 
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@Chuckwagon

First off, thanks for the effort post. My area of focus is primarily Israel, so Syria I know a bit about but only when it comes to its relationship with Israel. I see your point when it comes to a chilly peace, but he must understand that Israel, even more so than Turkey, is in no position to be messed around with. A Jordanian peace, while I agree, would be the best, I wonder what the Hashimite king will feel about having an Islamist on his doorstep. I want to see what happens after Assad is removed. These groups do all hate each other.
 
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draggs said:
Your being upset is doing the opposite of making me want to stop. This thread is not the designated vatnigger hugbox. Go to that designated vatnigger hugbox if you're too upset. But I hope you and the other copenseething vatniggers do not do that, this thread is not a hugbox and should not be one
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I dont care that the Russians have mind broke you or sodomized you enough to say the same line a 100 times. I am just pointing out your acting very similar to a tranny and it still shows. Like I don't see a difference between you or a bluesky user right now.
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The best and greatest said:
Fat lot of difference all those air attacks seem to have made
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Aside from the very recent strikes in the northern flank of Homs, most of the strikes seem to be reactive rear-line ops against pre-planned stationary targets, rather than close air strikes against real-time mobile enemy positions currently bearing down on yours or your allies boots-on-the-ground.

Not that deep strikes can't impair operations (they definitely can), but they aren't as effective at "stemming the tide" tactically.

blackjack101 said:
I dont care that the Russians have mind broke you or sodomized you enough to say the same line a 100 times. I am just pointing out your acting very similar to a tranny and it still shows. Like I don't see a difference between you or a bluesky user right now.
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>anime loli pfp
>NO UR ACTING LIKE A TRANNY
 
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Fanatical Pragmatist said:
Aside from the very recent strikes in the northern flank of Homs, most of the strikes seem to be reactive rear-line ops against pre-planned stationary targets, rather than close air strikes against real-time mobile enemy positions currently bearing down on yours or your allies boots-on-the-ground.

Not that deep strikes can't impair operations (they definitely can), but they aren't as effective at "stemming the tide" tactically.
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Yeah it's looking like they're trying to get rebel forces to go back to Homs maybe. It's almost like they're trying to draw reinforcements to that region because it's not doing much.
Something tells me the rebels, if their intel and experience are poor, could buy it too, delaying a proper advance on another target (likely towards Damascus).
But this could also indicate that Russia does not have enough capacity to properly reinforce Assad's forces with some from of proper reinforcement. I just think they're buying him time, ay. Seems like Assad's forces are trying to fortify and bunker down in Damascus, but clearly their state of affairs are so poor that they need a lot of time to do this. That's a sign their admin is in complete disarray. The signs are all clearly there.
 
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Fanatical Pragmatist said:
>anime loli pfp
>NO UR ACTING LIKE A TRANNY
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>some starwars avatar shit soyjaks will love pfp(I am your wife's bull)
>openly admits he sucks circumcised dicks
>shows same diagnosed schizo behavior usually found in trannies and khazar jews.
Smity Werbenjagermanjensen said:
Raised an eyebrow at the user being cropped out, and lo and behold it's from Sprinter, the tard that claimed yesterday that there was a massive paratrooper operation that would take back Hama.
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Better than the news reports I am seeing here that Assad had a coup, some Ukrainian babushka shot down a sukhoi with a jar of pickles, and that Assad left Syria. I wonder if there are any users here that though Assad would fall in 2014?
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Fanatical Pragmatist said:
I want to know where the sweet sweet copium about Elite Tiger Forces and Paratroopers breaking through the lines and culdrooning the rebel offensive went?

Come on guys, I wanna hear some shit about how Bashar is gonna ride into battle on the T-14s and oust the CIA-Mossad-MIT-SBU transgender nazi jihadis from Greater Aryan Syria!
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@warhammerautist and @Feline Supremacist are busy huffing copium so their fantasies will remind in their heads for now.
 
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