Militants Are Withdrawing From Towns In Northern Hama Fearing Inevitable Fall Of Khan Shaykhun: Reports

Yes, excellent site, pity about the comments section.

Trump keeps saying Assad can stay in power, he has since June last year, so have the Israelis French and Germans, and the Arab league apart from Qatar, they’ve been saying Assad can remain in power since before 2018, only Erdogan himself is still opposed to Assad remaining in power. And on top of that you have Trump wanting to pull his forces out of Syria but the warhawks in his government keep pointing out that Erdogan’s still a potential threat to their Kurdish allies [we both know they’d throw them under a bus if expedient], and they use that as an excuse to keep their troops there and thwart Trump’s plans to withdraw. If there’s a resurgence of Isis in Idlib I won’t be blaming the US or Israel for it this time, this time I think it’ll be Erdogan all alone pushing for an Isis resurgence. it’s not in the US’s or Israel’s interests anymore even if it was originally, and besides that the Arab league wouldn’t allow the US or Israel to do that again, Jordan and Egypt nearly had Isis outbreaks of their own and were the ones responsible in the change of mantra from “Assad has to go” to “Assad can remain in power”, they stopped the US and Israeli war against Syria back in january last year, but they couldn’t stop Erdogan’s war against Syria. Erdogan is fighting wars on 3 different fronts now and losing on two of them, an Isis resurgence in Idlib and Aleppo is just what he needs to help change the tide back in the places he’s losing, so I suspect he’s the only player that was involved in Syria’s original troubles, that still has anything to gain by supporting an Isis resurgence, no one else at all stands to benefit from an Isis resurgence now. Trump want to pull out and save money, he can’t do that with Isis around. Israel wants trade security as well as military security, that would also be hard to achieve if Isis made a resurgence in Syria, Jordan and Egypt. And Erdogan has recent form for complicit dealings with Isis, both he and his son may face charges of conspiracy over illegal oil trade deals done with Isis, possibly after Erdogan finally loses political power, so my finger points at him alone now. And the article you linked spoke of tens of thousands of Isis fighters, that’s incorrect, the real number was 49,500 from Ar Raqqah and Al Hasakah, there were 50,000 fighters there and the SDF only captured or killed 500 from the original 50,000, all the rest just disappeared back into the countryside, and there’s still another 10,000 in southern Syria, and another 15,000 in Iraq, so there’s still lots of them around.

Deuteronomy 30:15-20

One of the Bible’s greatest principles is “choose life.” God sets before us two ways of life—His way and the wrong way—and gives us the freedom to choose which we will follow. He commands us to choose life so that we may live fully, both now and in His Kingdom, but we can opt for the other way of sin just as readily.

As i said i am not deeply religious, and dont believe some prayer i say would have any true consequences for them. But as i already wrote, they asked us for it, and who am i to judge that request? Believe is likely sometimes the only thing that can comfort a soldier in this mess, so again, who am i to judge? And yeah, i know. I lost my believe as a child, when my stepfather tried to strangle my mother and sister. Though we survived, i knew there is no justice in this world from above, only what we ourself achieve by our own hands and will. But again, i am not arrogant to look down on those deeply religous SAA troops, that face brainwashed fascist Jihadists. And when one’s life is threatend, we all have the instinct to hold onto anything, even a straw. But if it works, again, who am i to judge? My western education and socilization is galaxys away from those of the SAA, and i can differentiate between those to worlds, and accept both, with all the good and evil shit on all sides.

Cars aren’t that robust but the us head-hopping, heart-eating rapers and slavers can imprison civilian hostages easier in a building, there isn’t as much room in a motor, not even one of those brand-new Toyotas.