Houla Massacre, Syria: What If?

[DC]

I hope the CIA is arming the Syrian resistance.

Assad killed US troops. It's imperative that anyone who dares do that be made to regret it.

you sound scary.

 

[Virus]

So what are you saying? People should feel safe sponsoring terrorism against US troops and allies?

Rudimentary statecraft. Enemies get punished.

 

[angrysoba]

So what are you saying? People should feel safe sponsoring terrorism against US troops and allies?

Rudimentary statecraft. Enemies get punished.

Yeah! Nuke Damascus! Wicked!

 

[Childlike Empress]

Edited by jhunter1163: 

Edited for breach of Rule 12.

 

[Virus]

I support the Syrian people having a chance at not living under a totalitarian murderer and giving an enemy a kick in the ass to boot.

You support the totalitarian murderer. I guess you have a right to support totalitarian murderers if you want to, after all Germany is a free country thanks to America, Britain, Australia ect.

 

[Virus]

And it would give Iran a good slap too. Big time. Just think about how hard it's going to be for them to traffic weapons, money and supplies to Hezbollah. Hezbollah's lifeblood would be completely cut off.

Wouldn't that be good? Seeing Hezbollah's umbilical cord cut?

Because none of us here support Iran or Hezbollah do we?

 

[trustbutverify]

And it would give Iran a good slap too.

My advice to the Syrian Revolutionaries is to call for an immediate investigation into what really happened on 9/11/00. That's how the Iranian thugocracy firmed up their useful-idiot support.

 

[DC]

I support the Syrian people having a chance at not living under a totalitarian murderer and giving an enemy a kick in the ass to boot.

You support the totalitarian murderer. I guess you have a right to support totalitarian murderers if you want to, after all Germany is a free country thanks to America, Britain, Australia ect.

how much do you know about the Syrian resistance? you seem to know so much about them that you even would give weapons to them. or is it enough that you have the same enemy atm?

 

[angrysoba]

My advice to the Syrian Revolutionaries is to call for an immediate investigation into what really happened on 9/11/00.

No idea what you are specifically referring to on that date.

 

[Virus]

how much do you know about the Syrian resistance? you seem to know so much about them that you even would give weapons to them. or is it enough that you have the same enemy atm?

I know they're not all Al-Qaeda as the Assad regime and it's Haw-Haws want you to believe.

 

[trustbutverify]

No idea what you are specifically referring to on that date.

Dumb mistake on my part. Apologies.

 

[DC]

I know they're not all Al-Qaeda as the Assad regime and it's Haw-Haws want you to believe.

how do you know? and what do they stand for?

 

[JihadJane]

how do you know? and what do they stand for?

Freeman Moxy.

 

[Virus]

how do you know? and what do they stand for?

Because Al-Qaeda isn't big enough be a mass popular uprising.

 

[DC]

Because Al-Qaeda isn't big enough be a mass popular uprising.

so they are not Al-Qaeda, this means they must be good guys?

 

[Virus]

so they are not Al-Qaeda, this means they must be good guys?

Good enough to deserve better than being murdered by a totalitarian fascist state.

 

[Caustic Logic]

Hi, I support the Syrian opposition and you should too. They're not all Al Qaeda!

Anyway, on the Shia and Alawi families, there's dispute. Alleged survivors of the supposedly Shi'ite and government-supporting Abdul Razaq family deny it.

Reuters cites "activist Maysara al-Hilawi, who said he had witnessed Friday's events."

"A number of people were killed, and the rebels withdrew."
He said shabbiha militiamen from outlying Alawite villages entered Taldaou at around 6 p.m.,
[...]
He said 63 people from a single extended family of Sunnis called Abdelrazzaq were killed in their houses.

Rasha AbdulRazaq survived with her mother and one-month old (badly-injured) niece as described here - sounds like the three unnamed people here, the adult daughter of whom (Rasha) said of the killers:

"They are all shabbiha of Assad. They came to us from (the nearby villages of) Fela and Sharklia. They are Alawite pigs. They attacked us and said 'die you pigs' and left,"

Her mother to BBC (first link)

"He [an attacker] said: 'We are from the mountain there, from Fulla,' so I said: 'We are neighbours then, we don't have any terrorists here,' and he said: 'You are the terrorists'. They thought I was dead. It was thanks to God that I survived. He was shooting my kids and yelling. Please get me and my daughter some protection - we are staying now in different people's houses. We are worried they will liquidate us.

The lying government calls them terrorists when alive, Shiites when dead. Only real crime was app. being decent Sunni people in need now of more outside help.

this article cites these and Human Rights Watch confirming with the family spoken to that they were all Sunni, no conversion. Those people seem to be an 10-year-old survivor and his mother, along with an elderly woman of the family. Lots of mothers kids surviving, few men. They need more men, now too.
http://www.hrw.org/news/2012/05/27/syria-un-inquiry-should-investigate-houla-killings

But are they the real family with numerous miracle survivors, or stand-ins? The baby seems a real victim anyway, but unable to speak for herself.

 

[DC]

Good enough to deserve better than being murdered by a totalitarian fascist state.

oh i agree with that, i am always against totalitarian regimes murdering people, i am even against murdering from non totalitarian govenments. But what do those involved groups stand for? a few posts ago you wanted to arm them, so i assumed you know what they stand for.

 

[Virus]

They stand for not being killed by the client state of our enemy.

 

[DC]

They stand for not being killed by the client state of our enemy.

thats it? we do not know if they stand for democracy for example?