Beim Kabarett wird nichts bestätigt, da wird sich belustigt. Wer glaubt sich seine Bildung übers Kabarett hohlen zu müssen, na ja..7maxx schrieb:Wie gesagt die deutschen Medien haben es im form von kabarett zu 100% bestätigt.
Hat niemand Behaupte.
Man kann dies über viele wege beweisen.
Hui, Assad ist eher Russlands dreibeiniger Hund. und Putin überlegt gerade ob er noch mal zum Tierarzt geht oder die Schaufel holt.
Na dann zeige mal einen der das Kriterium Beweis erfüllt.
Aha, ja ne ist klar.. Da muss ich doch an die Dokumentation von Neulich Denken. Der Sinn des Lebens.
Na und? Wie gesagt hat der Iran auch gute Kontakte zu den USA und die USA haben dennoch momentan einen annährungskurs zum iran.
Die letzten jahre zeigen ziemlich klar, dass Syrien und der Iran schon lange sehr gut beziehungen zu einander haben.
Welche verschwörung?
weil man so hoffte, zumindest ein bisschen kontrolle über diesen konflikt zu erlangen, indem man gemäßigte rebellen unterstützt.
Warum tut sie das? aus humanitären gründen?
Ich bin aber kein US fan, lediglich auch keiner, der die USA für alles und jedes verantwortlich machen will, so wie du.
Das FSA-Konstrukt zerfiel leider schon von Anfang an. Es gab und gibt säkulare moderate Kämpfer, aber die bewaffnete Opposition fiel von Anfang an unter die ExtremIslamisten-Fuchtel.
Und das ist nur ein Bruchteil von dem was sich im nachhinein bestätigt hat. Dafür habt ihr natürlich keine erklärung.
Ein säkulares Mitglied des Nationalrates erklärte, dass mehr als die Hälfte des Rates aus Islamisten besteht.Wikipedia: Syrischer Nationalrat
Al Qaeda’s strategy five years into the Syrian revolutionhttp://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2016/03/al-qaeda-strategy-five-years-into-syrian-revolution.php
On Mar. 17, Al Nusrah Front leader Abu Muhammad al Julani released a statement commemorating the fifth anniversary of the uprising against Bashar al Assad’s regime. “We congratulate the people of al Sham [Syria] and the Islamic Ummah [worldwide community of Muslims] on the pass of five years of their blessed revolution and their blessed jihad,” Julani wrote, according to a translation by SITE Intelligence Group.
Julani concluded by arguing that the jihadists are one with the Syrian people. “For we are from the people of al Sham and al Sham is from us, nothing can separate us…from its people except death, Allah willing,” Julani claimed.
Al Qaeda’s popular revolutionary model
As The Long War Journal has reported on multiple occasions, al Qaeda seeks to inculcate its Salafi-jihadist ideology within the Syrian population. It is using the conflict to build a broader and deeper base of popular support for its cause. Like the Islamic State, Al Nusrah seeks to enforce a harsh version of sharia law and build an Islamic emirate. However, al Qaeda and the Islamic State follow two different strategies for achieving these goals.
The Islamic State is a top-down authoritarian organization. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi’s men argue that they have resurrected the caliphate, which was formally dissolved in 1924. The Islamic State explicitly markets its graphic executions and amputations under sharia law, saying the punishments are divinely justified. From the Islamic State’s perspective, Muslims who do not accept its legitimacy as a caliphate are to be terrorized into submission. Muslims who oppose the Islamic State, including even other jihadists, are deemed apostates or infidels.
In contrast, al Qaeda adheres to a bottom-up strategy, seeking to become popular with the people. From al Qaeda’s perspective, Bashar al Assad’s regime must fall before it can build a stable Islamic State. Al Qaeda’s representatives have begun to lay the groundwork for governance in the areas controlled by Al Nusrah and its closest allies. But al Qaeda will not publicly declare that an Islamic emirate exists in Syria until it is reasonably certain such a state can survive.
Unlike the Islamic State, Al Nusrah has embedded itself deep within the insurgency against Assad and his allies. This makes it difficult to untangle al Qaeda from the less extreme factions. Al Nusrah often cooperates with other groups that share only part of its agenda.
Al Nusrah also does not produce propaganda highlighting its enforcement of sharia’s harshest penalties. It eschews Islamic State-style propaganda because it does not want to offend Muslims who may be appalled by such draconian methods. Abu Firas al Suri, a veteran al Qaeda operative who is a member of Al Nusrah’s management team, has explained that Al Nusrah even enters into agreements with other factions concerning the laws that will be implemented in areas “liberated” from the Assad regime. In al Qaeda’s view, many Muslims have lived in countries where the supposedly true version of Islam has not existed for many decades. Therefore, al Qaeda seeks to educate the public concerning its version of sharia before forcing people to adhere to it.
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It is unlikely that any rebel factions can roll back Al Nusrah. Even the 13th Division, which fought with Al Nusrah earlier this month, cooperated with al Qaeda’s Syrian arm before the two sides finally came to blows. And the 13th Division, which has received support from the US and its allies, proved to be no match for al Qaeda’s men once a firefight ensued.
Five years into the Syrian war, the West does not have a strategy for defeating Al Nusrah. In fact, Western-backed groups often fight alongside al Qaeda’s paramilitary fighters.
As a result, there is much truth in Julani’s statement. The jihadists are “from the people” in many areas of Syria. This is not true everywhere, but it doesn’t have to be. Nearly 15 years after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, al Qaeda has raised a guerrilla army in Syria. Thousands of jihadists now claim to represent the people.
Die Armee der syrischen Regierung hat offenbar die Zitadelle von Palmyra zurückerobert. Das berichtet das Staatsfernsehen. Russische Kampfjets unterstützen die Operation.http://m.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/a-1084189.html
Zudem sind die Regierungstruppen weiter südlich von Aleppo aus in das Einzugsgebiet der IS-Hochburg Rakka vorgedrungen. Nun kann die Opposition kaum mehr ernsthaft behaupten, das Regime habe einen Pakt mit dem IS geschlossen und bekämpfe ihn deshalb nicht.
A midair confrontation took place over the southern Syrian border between Russian fighters and Israeli and Jordanian F-16s, Middle East Eye can reveal. -ganz schön wellen geschlagen , auch der mossad war darauffolgend in gespräche verwickelt :D
The Russian planes were on a mission to survey Israeli defences on the Syrian border. Abdullah, himself a trained pilot, told the US politicians: "We saw the Russians fly down, but they were met with Israeli and Jordanian F-16s, both together in Israeli and Jordanian airspace. The Russians were shocked and understood they cannot mess with us." -
"We discussed an idea on how to keep the Russians in their place," the king told the US politicians. -..
”We told Russia that we want to liquidate Nusra," he said in reference to the al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria. "Russia asked that we give them their positions to hit them, but we refused so we don't give them a reason to hit the FSA [Free Syria Army] there."ist das irgendwie ein revolverblatt ? :D
Abdullah said that the Russians were warned that “one bullet across the agreed border in the south, all gloves are off” -
"The Russians were shocked about how weak the Assad regime was and they felt suckered in," the king said. "So Putin needs a way out. Putin lost a passenger plane and a fighter jet, so he has a timeline where he needs to get out.” -
Abdullah was asked about Putin’s motivation and whether he was seeking to become "king of the world, regaining Russian glory" - -
