UK Risks To Create A New Guantanamo In Syria

true bro ;)

yeah, we know doc…….you’ve been running the contra battalion here for a while. Got all the moozlims fooled…..lol. I gotta give it up for your efforts. Very slick.

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Notice the shape of the defeated dragon . . . and the map above. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/60d02414de61af07087c712123dc3df835ae05be3139f09b46e9e25868ff2f0f.png

As General Dunford said it: “We can do it, but it will take time”…………….LOL.

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kheli to hate kardam mosalmoon…..lol…..keep at it. However, don’t confuse Iran with this shit.

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yes doc……I know……yahudian leading the camel jockey……sure thing, but don’t you include Iran in this crap. Iran is not semitic……you got that?

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I know you hate them……good on you. This has nothing to do with Iran. Keep posting this. It tells us all about your hatred.

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Ain’t happening doc……it will require millions of western troops. They got no appetite for this shit. Iran will fight back very hard……..not because of muzlem shit, but because of human rights and morality.

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mistake doc……….include all zaboon farsi in da blue please…….thank you……..mercy……

Note the two only nations who are free, and the only 1 nation who is independent. The rest owns nothing and are happy!

which two are those doc?

Press TV is a pedophile film producer . . . I wouldn’t touch them with a twenty foot pole.

Comeon doc, you were enjoying lotsa ID’s there. I even liked your Farrokh Rao Id you created to blend in with the lower caste hendu-pak….comeon doc……lol

Im on the little man’s side.

Im always with those in power ;-).

The only power is Iran……Always was, always will be. Watch Iran put millions in death pits……get ready.

yah, yous live in mumbai koon kon…..lol. Stop fucking around doc. Everyone knows you here now…..lol

Ok, doc … cool

I agree with you and will even go one step further, most of the Isis fighters should be freed, but only if they haven’t committed any major crimes. Now I want to ask you something, why don’t you condemn the people that slit the 10 year old boys throat, why aren’t you calling on Erdogan to reject all the terrorists joining the SNA and call for him to prosecute them for their war crimes. If I was in your shoes I’d be one of the most vocal calling for that, I have no qualms about criticizing the side I back if they do something wrong. The Turkish proxies committed 12 verifiable war crimes in just the first 2 weeks of the Turkish incursion into north east Syria, but I didn’t hear you condemn those atrocities. I condemn Assad and Russia if they do something wrong, I don’t hesitate.

I certainly won’t support any crime against humanity. I’m a pure Muslim and know that all humans are equal as long as they’re alive. No one has the right to fight another person unless in self-defense or in protection of your wife/family and property (say from robbers). Islam forbids all the crimes you mentioned, and if they indeed happened, then it’s compulsory on Erdogan to punish such crime IF HE CAN. But if Erdogan neglects such crimes, then he certainly answerable to Allah. Erdogan is not a saint. There are aspects of his behavior that I disagree with. For example, he and the Muslim Brotherhood tend to support revolutions in Muslim countries. I don’t agree with such bloody and violent way of taking power because its likely to cause more harm than good in the long run. But I think the Egypt experience has taught Erdogan and the Muslim Brotherhood to tread carefully on encouraging revolutions. Sisi is today worse than Hosni Mubarak. The MB could easily wield influence even on people like Assad if they followed the right method. For example, they could encourage stability and for people to obey their leaders. Turkey and Qatar could have invested in Syria and become its top trading partner. If much of the Syrian economy depends on Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, Malaysia, and Indonesia, these countries will have the influence to alter Assad’s calculations, especially with regards to oppressing Sunnis. I’m not saying that the Syrian revolution was Turkey’s idea. No it wasn’t. The U.S and Israel started it, but Turkey joined them later. However, I do not blame Erdogan even for a second about this. Assad was and still is pretty stubborn. He could have agreed to negotiate a political settlement with the opposition since 2011. He could have simply changed the Syrian system to a more democratic one and run as president or support one of his people to do so – just like Ben Ali of Tunisia did. But Assad felt that because this was a U.S engineered event, he wasn’t going to negotiate with anyone. His stubbornness affected Turkey as well. Millions of refugees were flooding Turkey. Today, Turkey alone is PROTECTING and even feeding up to 9 million Syrians. Erdogan had to do something, especially when the Syrians keep begging him to help. Erdogan is a Muslim by heart not name. He is certain to feel the pain of seeing so many Muslims suffer. His tolerance and continued support of the refugees is testament to his love and compassion for the Syrians and Muslims as a whole. that’s why he’s the most popular Muslim leader in the world. To be frank, Turkey hates oppressive dictatorship and monarchy. And the Assad dynasty is one of those oppressive regimes. I’ve researched deeply about the Assad family right from the time they took power. Bashar Al-Assad may not be as bad as his father, but he certainly made a mistake holding on to power instead of sparing his country this death and destruction by simply negotiating a political transition. Coming to Libya, you must realize that it wasn’t Erdogan’s idea to overthrow Gaddafi. It was America’s idea (Obama in particular). Erdogan moved into Libya not to worsen the situation, but to make sure democracy survives. Haftar wanted to do to Libya what Sisi did to Egypt, but Alhamdulillah, the Turkish leadership was and is still bravely standing up for fair governance in Libya. Qatar would have been another U.A.E had Turkey not moved in to fuel a Saudi/U.A.E engineered coup.

So overall, I agree with Erdogan 95%. Attempting to punish some crimes may worsen a situation. In such cases, it’s permissible in Islam to suspend such punishment to a later date, or even let it go altogether. These people who slit the throat of a boy should have their throats slit in the same manner. That’s the Sharia punishment for that. An eye for an eye. Not jail for an eye.

Long before Islam many people from all ethnic groups and all other religious groups believed, “all humans are equal as long as they’re alive. No one has the right to fight another person unless in self-defense or in protection of your wife/family and property (say from robbers)”, It’s a universal doctrine of humanity, there are abhorrence’s from time to time but humanity has steadily followed that path since our inception. Islam allowed the enslavement of non believer for many centuries, they don’t anymore, so we’re all on the same path to betterment, EVERYONE is, not just Muslims, please remember that.

Erdogan is fully aware of the crimes his militias are guilty of. The group that sliced the young boys throat are serving in the SNA right now, you can google search for Nour al-Din al-Zenki and find out what they did and where they’re currently serving. Erdogan isn’t just answerable to God, he’s answerable to you too, you support his cause so you’re also guilty of turning a blind eye if you don’t call him to account. I would think that would be the duty of every good Muslim, or Christian, or Jew, or Hindu, or Buddhist, or any other denomination. In Egypt the Muslim Brotherhood won the election fairly with a small majority, and then they set about forcing their will on the 45% of the population that didn’t vote for them, that was the problem, you can’t win an election with a small majority and then expect the rest of the population to comply to your radical demands, you can only do it if you have a large majority, hence the massive backlash from the opposition with the assistance of foreign powers. Now as I keep saying a Muslim Brotherhood supporter can be burned alive in Egypt and no one bats an eye, if the same thing was done to any one else anywhere else around the world there would be rightful condemnation from the international community. But sadly from most of them there’s nothing but silence, and I think it’s mainly because most of those silent Nations rightfully fear the Muslim Brotherhood, but wrongly fail to condemn the atrocities against the Brotherhood, and they fail to do it because those atrocities serve their own selfish ends. But you reap what you sow as they say, so their neglectful silence will come back to haunt them some day. And everything else you said I can’t argue with except for this comment which I find reprehensible, “Attempting to punish some crimes may worsen a situation. In such cases, it’s permissible in Islam to suspend such punishment to a later date, or even let it go altogether”, I was going to say give me an example of when that’s actually applicable but you don’t have to, the brutal murder of Khashoggi and subsequent silence from the US is the perfect example. Some people think turning a blind eye is just as bad as committing the crime, I do to, and that’s why you sometimes like some of my comments and fully support them, but only when I say something you want to hear. But sometimes I also say things you don’t want to hear, and your job then is to use your God given conscience and decide for yourself if you disagree with me because your conscience tells you to, or is it because you’re turning a blind eye to something because it harms your cause or goes against your long held beliefs. I think your a good person but you sometimes wrongly believe Islam has all the right answers, but if it really did have all the right answers we’d all convert to Islam willingly, no one would refuse perfection. People like me pick and choose what we believe from all religions. My willingness to obey my conscience I attribute to the Zoroastrian faith, my respect for my fellow creatures I attribute to the Buddhist, Hindu, and old Hebrew Written laws that Adam and Eve [as well as Jesus] obeyed, my charitable and merciful nature I attribute to the Islamic faith, and my respect for nature I attribute to the pagan religions, that I also sometimes despise for obvious reasons [sacrifice], and there are many other doctrines I’ve adopted from many other faiths. I like having a choice, so do you feel as a Muslim you have any real choice in what you believe, for example, if you were given the stones to use against a woman who was RIGHTFULLY convicted of Adultery and admitted her guilt, would you use them to stone her to death according to Sharia Law. I wouldn’t, in fact if God appeared in front of me and told me it was the right thing to do I’d still refuse. I’d tell God I wouldn’t do it because that’s not the way God brought me up, Gods only taught me to do the right thing and be merciful, that’s the way God made me, God gave me a conscience and I listened to it. The Prophet Muhammad made the required evidence to rightfully convict someone for the crime of adultery nearly impossible to prove, a very severe punishment with virtually no ability to prove it’s offense. Do you ever wonder why he did that. Cheers.