Re: Hezbollah Leader Vows to Fight on Behalf of Syrian Regime
Respected sister Ma Mooli – A lot of false assumptions in there on your part.
In war battles are lost and won – before they were “chased out of a battleground with your tail between (their) legs” they withstood full assault of Syrian government’s severe aerial and ground bombing for 8 weeks. The defenders of Qasayr ran out of supplies and food rations; more the 500 died around 1500 severely injured. Others left to fight for another day. I am sure they dispatched a lot of their opponents to the other side too.
Your assumption that 100% opposition to Bashar Assad comes from “takfiri” is wrong as they hardly make 5% of opposition. Unless of course you by saying takfiris you mean Sunnis.
Qusayr is a Sunni town with sprinkle of Catholics; an important corridor for weapon supplies for “takfiris” as you would like to call them.
Do you think only shias areas have been ethnically cleaned? In war situations populations move to where they will feel secure and accepted as one of their own.
May be not him but his masters in Teheran sure will start to lose sleep – somehow I have a feeling that Syria is going to be a Vietnam for Iran and Co. I think this has been a clever plan by the ’Powers’ to entrap Iran and Hezbollah in Syrian quagmire. And they have walked into the trap with eyes wide open!
Iran and Hezbollah rather have Allawi rule Syria than overwhelming Sunnis take control.
There is double standard at play again. In Bahrain Iran and co. want democracy – majority rule. The tyrants should be out. This is palatable to Iran and Co - it suits them.
In Syria there should be no democracy – majority should not rule as it doesn’t suit Iran & Co. Tyrant whom even Shias don’t consider a Muslim should rule Syria;this is palatable to Iran and Co - it suits them.
Stating the above proves that deep down in your heart you believe it a sectarian clash who’s seeds were sown 1400 years ago.
Sister Ma Mooli – Overwhelming majority of Syria is Sunni – why would they opt for either Bashar assad or takifiris is beyond me. Similar a study done before 1991 Desert Storm found that 90% people were in favour of Sadaam Hussein. Shias were for Sadaam Hussein too. Nowadays majority of Iraqis nostalgically recall the ‘good days’ of Saddam rule over Iraq than the mess they find themselves.
Syria is Police state. You should know it as I am sure you have been there. I have lived in Syria for 3 weeks and found it very scary and suffocating place. Everyone is followed around by at 3 o4 different ‘agencies’.
Studies are always conducted to come to the desired results.