Syrian civil war is reignited.

[AbdusSibtayn]

1 hour ago, Abu Nur said:

I'm starting to feel like do Syrian army have anymore willingness to fight back or are Syrians people sympathies with these rebels? If yes then what is the point to fight anymore? Is it not better to leave them to handle Syria to themselves and if they are willingly to have some kind of truce that they will not fight Iraq, Iran and Lebanon?

Lol no brother, there's no willingness to fight, and rationally, why should be? The least this حمار sitting in his palace (?) in Damascus could have done is to atleast make a public appearance to motivate the demoralized troops, if not pay a visit to the frontlines (too much work for his inept complacent @$$ I guess), but he (EDITED OUT) didn't do the bare minimum. I won't be surprised if the soldiers are questioning why they should die for some incompetent muck like this. 

No truce with these sons of the آكلة الأكباد will work. No use crying over spilt milk. Syria, atleast the northern part, is lost for good for now. We have to strengthen ourselves and prepare to protect what we already have. 

Take the L for now and prepare for what is to come. 

[AbdusSibtayn]

1 hour ago, Guest Kaz said:

The problem is we still think in a rational way , these people are genociders , what truce? They will annhilate the Shias systematically as punishment for their fight against 1zrael and z10nist project , the axis  states like 1ran still play within the rules their enemy drew for them , which they dont abide by! These people seek zero sum game of total domination. People better start realizing that! 

Agreed. It is foolish to hope that these demons are going to honor any truce/agreement.

[AbdusSibtayn]

4 minutes ago, Abu Nur said:

I'm starting to think there is heavy propaganda in social media about the gains of HTS.

Brother the General Command of the Army itself has admitted in its statement (not directly though, I see they have some honor and shame left) that Hama has fallen and they've evacuated the city! XD

HTS gains are very real. In fact it is the SAA who's heavily coping. 

[Abu Nur]

Just now, AbdusSibtayn said:

Brother the General Command of the Army itself has admitted in its statement (not directly though, I see they have some honor and shame left) that Hama has fallen and they've evacuated the city! XD

HTS gains are very real. In fact it is the SAA who's heavily coping. 

Yes Hama have falled, but how it is possible that they have gained out of nowhere near Homs a town called talbisah?

[Abu Nur]

[AbdusSibtayn]

2 minutes ago, Abu Nur said:

Yes Hama have falled, but how it is possible that they have gained out of nowhere near Homs a town called talbisah?

Brother Homs is not that far really. I hear there's a highway connecting the two cities. 

OR they were preparing a simultaneous assault on both cities, the same evening, which, as expected, the geniuses in the mukhabarat failed to find out. 

[Abu Nur]

Well I will not anymore be surprise if in few days they are near Damascus.

[AbdusSibtayn]

6 minutes ago, Abu Nur said:

Well I will not anymore be surprise if in few days they are near Damascus.

After they take over Homs, Damascus is next. 

[mahmood8726]

21 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

After they take over Homs, Damascus is next. 

Lataika and tartus, then they will make a choke belt around Lebanon from the top and from the M50 highway. 

Edited December 5, 2024 by mahmood8726

[Irfani313]

Remember in West Asia, if you are weak country, you are a mixture of various land holdings by various power houses. Our dear Iraq is a big example of it, so are Syria, Yemen, and Lebanon. 
 

In theory everybody says territorial integrity of xyz country but whatever. 
 

AOR needs to play the same game, which they already do, and just tight seal Syria from Homs to Jordan border. Let the Sunni population in the rest of areas enjoy their Caliphate.
 

Reciprocally whenever power permits,  AOR needs to up the ante’ and let Zio colony live by the same fate until it’s dissipated. Saudi, Bahrain, and Kuwait should come next for the same religion based dissections if Sunni/wahabiya don’t learn to live equally and peacefully with the rest of the West Asians. 
 

And please quit being hopeless. I sense lots of it here. These fake borders of colonial times were never in Shia favor anyway. 

[Azadeh307]

Honestly, I am so behind on what is going on in Syria?!  I thought Sunnis were not allowed to overthrow Muslim governments? I wonder why none of the Sunnis are organizing to throw out their puppet governments elsewhere in the Arab world; places where the governments would not support Palestine but the people did. 

Edited December 5, 2024 by Azadeh307

[Abu_Zahra]

23 minutes ago, Azadeh307 said:

Honestly, I am so behind on what is going on in Syria?!  I thought Sunnis were not allowed to overthrow Muslim governments? I wonder why none of the Sunnis are organizing to throw out their puppet governments elsewhere in the Arab world; places where the governments would not support Palestine but the people did. 

This mindset of not overthrowing the ruler is more common among Salafis than regular Sunnis. 

Most Arab countries don't have uprisings because there is no backing for one and no real organization.  Furthermore Tunisia and Egypt were not convincing for the Arab world.

In Syria the FSA have lots of financial and military backing (as was the case last time). Couple that with the fact that Syrian soldiers are poorly paid and that Assad is not popular among a significant part of the population, and you have all the required conditions for an easy uprising. 

 

[Muhammed Ali]

 

[Muhammed Ali]

2 hours ago, Azadeh307 said:

Honestly, I am so behind on what is going on in Syria?!  I thought Sunnis were not allowed to overthrow Muslim governments? I wonder why none of the Sunnis are organizing to throw out their puppet governments elsewhere in the Arab world; places where the governments would not support Palestine but the people did. 

Some years ago I spoke to a Syrian who supported the rebellion and considered the Shia to be the worst enemies of Islam. He was injured in the fighting. He said because his people were Salafi they are not allowed to overthrow Muslim leaders. However they consider Assad to be a kaffir. 

Not all Salafis consider the Sunni leaders to be Muslim. 

[Diaz]

12 minutes ago, Muhammed Ali said:

 

Why I’m not surprised? 

[Fahad32]

I don't in anyway forsee Russia giving up it's strategic asset in Syria. This time around the powers that be are less invested in the overthrow of the Syrian government than in 2011. The GCC countries are either neutral or Pro-Assad, whereas in 2011 the likes of Bandar Bush, the entirety of the western world and GCC were leading the way in funneling weapons and men into Syria.

The quick collapse of the SAA in Aleppo is a shock, but just as a boxer shakes off a hard punch, you dust yourself off, get back in the fight because the fight is still in the early rounds, whereas I venture that the Axis of Choas has probably already played their best cards.

[AbdusSibtayn]

6 hours ago, Azadeh307 said:

Honestly, I am so behind on what is going on in Syria?!  I thought Sunnis were not allowed to overthrow Muslim governments? I wonder why none of the Sunnis are organizing to throw out their puppet governments elsewhere in the Arab world; places where the governments would not support Palestine but the people did. 

They don't consider the Shi'a as 'Muslims'. They're excluded from the principle. 

[AbdusSibtayn]

Some brothers were saying how this (EDITED OUT) would be a general of Imam Mahdi (aj) 's army; here, see for yourself. 

I'd pour out my true feelings for this guy if I wanted to get permabanned from SC. 

Does this turbanhead thug mafia boss career criminal not know what the consequences of the nasibi takeover of Syria will be? Does this muck not realize that he'll not be binge-playing video games in his comfy Baghdad basement once the rebels divert the flow of the Euphrates? 

This scum (EDITED) wants the same brave mujahiddeen who cleaned the nasibi filth and protected our shrine-cities arrested and punished!? 

May Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) curse him and his supporters. 

These are the Abu Musa Ash'aris and Ash'ath bin Qayses of the modern day. 

Welcome them with your shoes and slippers. 

[AbdusSibtayn]

Again, critical levels of  copium ingestion detected. 

[Eddie Mecca]

Independent Islamic Republic - Syria's Militant Wahhabi Invasion - Eerie Resonance w/ Moloch Death Cult -  6 minutes 30 seconds 

 

[realizm]

10 hours ago, Irfani313 said:

AOR needs to play the same game, which they already do, and just tight seal Syria from Homs to Jordan border. Let the Sunni population in the rest of areas enjoy their Caliphate.

Exactly. No need to die for takfiri space. I guess Russia would not like it though.

10 hours ago, Irfani313 said:

And please quit being hopeless. I sense lots of it here. These fake borders of colonial times were never in Shia favor anyway. 

Pre-colonial segmentation meant survival of the fittest and frequent zulm. It implied tribalism, where local clans would act as loose cannons. . If you are familiar with pre-1979 version of the area, you will know how important the weight of notable families was. That's how many Shias were protected, under the umbrella of respected zu`ama (chiefs). This model somehow disintegrated when IRI and Hzb took over the Levant, except in certain parts of the northern Beqaa and Syria actually. 

All of the above is not compatible with an AOR organisation like the one we consider. And since an AOR will always be opposed by locals because of Demographics - reluctant sunnis being the majority - you will not be able to implement and stabilize AOR presence over there. 

Sad but true. Look what they did when they found that tiny Husseinya in Khan Sheykhoun. They said they would come at Khomeini (sic).

[Eddie Mecca]

8 hours ago, Azadeh307 said:

 I thought Sunnis were not allowed to overthrow Muslim governments?

Madkhalism is considered a quietest strand within the greater or larger Wahhabi/Salafi school...they either attempt to rationalize the stance of the puppet regime by imaginative modes of argumentation...or simply say laymen aren't in a position to criticize the ruling authorities...they then proceed to explain and emphasize the stress that the rulers are under...they build a sympathy and an empathy for the rulers by humanizing them in different ways...Shamsi is an example of a Madkhali...bin Laden started off as a Madkhali...but became more aware and later turned against the Saudi monarchy...he issued an open letter to King Fahd...he had major complaints against the royal family which included: 1.) lack of commitment to Islam and Muslims 2.) inability to protect the homeland 3.) squandering of public funds and oil revenue 4.) reliance on Americans and non-Muslims for protection 

[Eddie Mecca]

On 12/3/2024 at 7:03 AM, Jaabir said:

Resistance Axis is a fraud

Resistance Axis isn't a fraud by any stretch of the imagination... they're doing your job for you while you sit in luxury on your La-Z-Boy recliner and give your play-by-play commentary 

On 12/3/2024 at 11:24 AM, Jaabir said:

And the only country stupid enough to have anything to do with them was Iran

Iran isn't stupid...may Allah continue to guide and protect Iran

[Eddie Mecca]

On 12/3/2024 at 7:03 AM, Jaabir said:

They only care about the Shi'a money filling their pockets. They actively worked against Bashar from the very beginning of the Syrian conflict, then flipped sides because they needed Iran (but didn't fully reconcile with Bashar anyway!), and now are showing signs of flipping again. What else could be expected from a group that hates the Shi'a aqeedah (but loves their money!) and considers Usama bin Laden a shaheed?

Sunni adventurist jihadism is in shambles...leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is completely compromised...the Saudis are house servants to the Americans and Israelis...serious revitalization efforts are needed within the house of Sunnism...Islamist influence in MENA can be broken down into three main camps...namely: 1.) Wahhabism 2.) Muslim Brotherhood 3.) Shi'ism...2 Sunni and 1 Shi'i...MB should've sided vehemently with the Shi'a but they chose the path of the petrol dollar...the allure of Saudi money is too much for them...also, MB started collaborating with the MI-6, CIA and Mossad during the 40's and they've never broken the alliance or connection since...needless to say, THIS IS A MAJOR PROBLEM...overlap exists and al-Ikhwān shares commonalities with both its rivals...the Ikhwāni and Shi'i visions run parallel in many respects...both advocate for a modern and moderate form of Muslim goverance...Morsi reopened and normalized ties with Tehran during his one year tenure...an unprecedented move that highlighted Cairo's new regional approach and independent viewpoint...this made the Sunni Arab Gulf monarchies extremely nervous...early Ikhwāni writings influenced modern Shi'i revivalist thought...and the 1979 Islamic Iranian revolution influenced countless Sunni activists regionally and abroad...an area where Shi'i power of seeing collided and conflicted with its Ikhwāni counterpart was over Syria

Edited December 6, 2024 by Eddie Mecca
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[Abu Nur]

14 hours ago, Abu Nur said:

Well I will not anymore be surprise if in few days they are near Damascus.

I take this back. I don't think these lands (Aleppo, Hama) anymore matter, what matters for resistance is Homs and Damascus, at least those that are next to Lebanon borders. And this will be the focus of the resistance.

[AbdusSibtayn]

1 hour ago, Abu Nur said:

I take this back. I don't think these lands (Aleppo, Hama) anymore matter, what matters for resistance is Homs and Damascus, at least those that are next to Lebanon borders. And this will be the focus of the resistance.

Homs itself is about to fall. It's just a matter of hours. They're merely 5 kilometers from the city. Expect the coping press releases to come out anytime soon. 

This whole thing is a s#!£ show. 

[Guest abu dhar al-ghifari]

Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi, Bin Laden, and Zawahiri whose aqeeda the HTS subscribes to, are Salafis (Wahhabis) who do allow struggle to overthrow governments (Sunni or not).

Madkhalis and the disciples of Albani (the famous muhaddith) are also Salafis-Wahhabis who are against overthrowing governments.

Both these brands hate Shias equally, none of them is our friend.

[Guest abu dhar al-ghifari]

also this Talal Nasser guy did that interview on November 20, before the start of the offensive, his comments on the "Syrian revolution" are about 2011 one, and he's a nobody in Hamas anyway.

[Haji 2003]

 

 

[Abu Nur]

47 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Homs itself is about to fall. It's just a matter of hours. They're merely 5 kilometers from the city. Expect the coping press releases to come out anytime soon. 

This whole thing is a s#!£ show. 

If it same show then there is no point. What is the point if the army just retreat?

[Abu Nur]

I think the tactics comes directly from Ukrainians and how they took the Kursk region. Take your trained soldiers and go fast and deeply to enemy territory and control the villages and cities before the enemy can regroup. This is why all of these are happening in days because the resistance takes times to send any help. Also you have Israel preventing Hisbullah to join and US preventing the Iraqis to join.

This is truly a fail from us that we could not expect this.

Let say that Syria is gone, then is it not possible for Russia to send Iranian weapons to Hisbullah trough the shipping and air planes directly to Lebanon? Of course it will destroy Israel and Russia ties and I don't think Putin will want that.

Edited December 6, 2024 by Abu Nur

[Abu Nur]

They are now taking lands below Damascus.  It's done.

[mahmood8726]

Lanatullah on every nasibi. Palestinians are being wiped and these yajuj and majuj like filth came out of the spawns of jahannam to do this to Syria which only benefits Israel. I will never forgive blind sectarian salafi tools even if they repent and beg for forgiveness and I will eternally curse them for every Palestinian that dies as a result of their terrorist takeover of syria and every minority that gets opressed under the terrorist rule of al quaeda.

 

The SAA should be ashamed of themselves, they had 5 years to prepare and they did this and are know doing damage control. We had a good thing, Israel was about to face consequences for its actions, but these idiots had to botch it and make cities fall because they refuse to engage in urban combat, army of drug dealers and fools.

 

Syria might fall, so I suggest everyone here to stop panicking and mentally prepare for this. Get your s*** together and act like adults. If Syria falls, then Syria falls, it's the kadr of Allah(سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) that these terrorist filth had to take over the country, no amounts of panicking will prevent Syria from falling into the hands of al quaeda terrorists. 

Edited December 6, 2024 by mahmood8726

[Botak]

13 hours ago, Diaz said:

Why I’m not surprised? 

Not surrised by the community notes on how its ai generated, or?

[Diaz]

11 minutes ago, Botak said:

Not surrised by the community notes on how its ai generated, or?

And how would I know it’s ai? That content below the pic was not added when I saw it.