Devs April 13 >Guardian: Preparations for a possible Russian counter attack on the British base RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus were underway on Thursday in the event of US-led military action in Syria. >Russia's UN ambassador says top priority is to avert war in Syria, doesn't rule out possibility of US-Russian conflict. >DefconWarningSystem: Some reports that backchannel talks between the United States and Russia over Syria have broken down "badly". We don't know how true this is. >President Trump met with NSC members, has yet to make final decision on Syria.
Devs April 12 >Tigers get redeployment orders for Yarmouk offensive >Mattis to Congress; US military does not have evidence either chlorine or sarin were used in Douma >Merkel states Berlin will support allies in Sy, but “Germany will not participate in any military operations" >Al-Sukhnah; SAA, Hez and Liwa al-Fatemiyoun counter attack IS along DeZ Hwy, reports state they reclaimed some of the lost points >Macron; "We have proof" chemical weapons were used by Assad last week >China calls for restraint amongst all parties in Sy
>Did anyone else unironically vote for Trump in order to trigger WW3 and destroy modern civilization? My opinion is that WWIII will unironically be good for the economy. Does that make me a shekelchaser?
Charles Edwards
this picture makes me so hard
the look in her eye, you just KNOW they banged
Vasily Nebenzya is known to be THE most hung diplomat in the UN, possibly one of the biggest in the world. his cock has been described as "like a vodka bottle", with gargantual thickness that would rival shane diesel and shorty mac. im estimating his size to be at least 8.5" bone pressed, with OVER 7" of girth. he would have absolutely destroyed Nikki's pussy.
they would have spent hours and hours on foreplay, getting herself wet enough just so she can take it. i can just imagine her begging for it, with Vasily barely able to force it past the knob, and Nikki moaning and squirming, demanding him to force it in deeper. she would have orgasm'd within seconds of taking the entire length, being filled and stretched right up to her cervix.. the orgasm would have been powerful, with her vaginal muscles clamping down on Vasily's throbbing monstrosity, her whole body quivering in euphoria..
globalresearch.ca/neocon-101-what-do-neoconservatives-believe/6483 Reposting, lest we forget >The original neocons were a small group of mostly Jewish liberal intellectuals who, in the 1960s and 70s, grew disenchanted with what they saw as the American left’s social excesses and reluctance to spend adequately on defense. Many of these neocons worked in the 1970s for Democratic Senator Henry “Scoop” Jackson, a staunch anti-communist. >The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 moved much of the Bush administration closer than ever to neoconservative foreign policy. Only days after 9/11, one of the top neoconservative think tanks in Washington, the Project for a New American Century, wrote an open letter to President Bush calling for regime change in Iraq. Before long, Bush, who campaigned in 2000 against nation building and excessive military intervention overseas, also began calling for regime change in Iraq. >In a highly significant nod to neocon influence, Bush chose the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) as the venue for a key February 2003 speech in which he declared that a US victory in Iraq “could begin a new stage for Middle Eastern peace.” AEI – the de facto headquarters for neconservative policy – had been calling for democratization of the Arab world for more than a decade.
Angel Gutierrez
Has it ever been used or is it a meme like invincible Leopard or Abrams?
Andrew Gutierrez
>bridges collapsing, city streets are cratered, children massacred in america. meanwhile we're spending $10 million dollars a night in jet fuel in order to survey targets to destroy in a foreign country
>The real power that forced me out of Syria was Israel. It should not be forgotten that Israel and Turkey already had clandestine agreements in the 1950s.
>Mossad did invite me to worth with them... But I was not open to, nor desired this - neither politically nor morally.
>The system we are confronted with is supposedly based on human rights. In reality though, it is an (((elite group))) manipulating and exploiting the rest of humanity, unleashing war whenever that is in their interests. (((They))) are the ones dictating the roles the rest of humanity must play.
>Depends. You sure as hell know who's paying for it (you), and who'll benefit from it (not you) Well that's what you're telling me, but if my hunch is correct I believe that the long term U.S. economy would benefit, long term national safety would benefit, and new technologies would be introduced faster into our world which would benefit at least my personal hobbies. Well that is if the U.S. decides to go in on a "big war" instead of nickel, and dime-ing itself to death with prolonged micro wars.
>I believe that the long term U.S. economy would benefit, How? You aren't really so naive you think the strikes are about oil, pipelines or the economy?
>long term national safety would benefit
The exact opposite. Although terrorist acts are mostly a meme, alot more people in the US dies in school shootings, the war will still continue and terrorists would be much better off. A conflict with Russia on the other hand, can lead to apocalypse
Kevin Hill
These are several different people you retard
Cameron Brooks
But user. I'm an agnostic American who lives in America. These two are mine.
Currently in "never used" status. Wonder if we got to see if it meme or not.
Elijah Long
Did Venezuela nationalise US companies?
Did I miss something?
Nathaniel Butler
>Be you in 2024 >Your work has you and a few coworkers visiting the suite of a foreign national named Ali who is visiting your country on a business trip [At the suite] >Your normie coworkers are mingling and chatting with Ali >You find a quieter part of the suite and sit down >As you look around the room you see a picture of a man you immediately recognize >Issam Zahreddine (Pic Related) To be continued in Part 2
>You stare at the picture of The Druze Beast and reminisce about your days of autistically shitposting on /sg/ back when the war was ongoing. >Unbeknownst to you Ali saw you from across the room and noticed you looking at Issam’s picture >Ali parts from your coworkers and walks towards you as your coworkers prattle on amongst each other >Ali says: “He was a brave man and a true Shaheed.” >You look surprised and turn to see Ali. His eyes are locked on Issam’s picture. His expression is a solemn one of respect and sorrow. >Your autistic mind thinks of things to say and you awkwardly stammer out: “Issam is based. Death to the Yahudi!” >A puzzled expression comes across Ali’s face. He’s confused, but he senses that you have respect for Issam and a genuine interest in the war >He looks to you and says: “He and I fought for the same cause.” >Your eyes light up as you hear those words. You feel as if you had just met your favorite athlete. >You sheepishly ask: “Did you serve with Issam?” >The foreign man replies: “No. I never had the honor of serving with Major General Zahreddine. But I had the honor of serving with some of the best comrades a man could ask for.” >You inquire: “Oh. Who did you serve with?” >Ali grins with pride and says: “The Syrian Arab Air Force.” To be continued in Part 3
Syria general brought you by Rusian shill.... God damn Jow Forums hs really gone downhill
Jayden Hill
Imagine that, those retards thought a war is impossible and the media has pushed for it!
Lincoln Sanchez
Hell,if they did They nationalized EVERY foreign company and that's one of the main reasons they're going to shit
Liam Brooks
>Your starry eyes are still beaming >”Y-you fought with the Air Force?” >The proud soldier feels that you know quite a bit about the conflict. He’s glad he’s found someone who knows about the war and respects its victors. >Ali takes a seat in a nearby chair and says: “Get comfy little kuffar. I’m going to tell you a story.” To be continued in Part 4
>They nationalized EVERY foreign company Even Chink and Russian ones?
>and that's one of the main reasons they're going to shit
Really? I thought they are under a literal embargo buy the US and EU kikes?
Brody Bailey
any sourians with knowledge of Damascus here?
Adrian Thomas
We're waiting for the next part
Nolan Sanchez
>The old warrior gently pulls out a golden watch from his pocket and looks at it proudly before looking towards you and begins his story. >”This watch was first purchased by my grandfather during the Arab-Israeli War.” >”It was bought at a little jewelry stall in Latakia, Syria. Made by the first company in Syria to make wrist watches. Up ‘til then people just carried pocket watches.” >”It was bought by a Private named Ahmed Hussein on the day he set off for Golan. This was my grandfather’s watch and he wore it every day he was in that war.” >”When he had done his duty he went home to my grandmother – he took the watch off then put it in an old tea can. And in that can it stayed.” To be continued in Part 5
>How? You aren't really so naive you think the strikes are about oil, pipelines or the economy? At the very least it will take manpower to rebuild, an entire workforce to feed, and supply those laborers, and the course of the war will naturally need people to pump out new technologies for during, and after the war. Then this, and that... My way of thinking is the complete opposite Naïveté. >A conflict with Russia on the other hand, can lead to apocalypse Lele. Okay why would you think this? Convince me that you aren't stupid, and if you mention anything about a "nuclear holocaust" that ends the world then I'll just consider you a bad shill.
Jack Sullivan
Continue but make the stories longer so you don't have 30 parts
Luke Carter
theres only 1 kike with a russian flag and the 'plz respond' name and it's the same kike that posts shit bread to derail /sg/ do everyone a favor and kys
Nathaniel Bailey
>”Until my dad, Abed Hussein, was called upon by his country to go off and fight the Israelis once again. This time they called it the October War.” >”My grandfather gave this watch to my dad for good luck. Unfortunately Abed’s luck wasn’t as good as his old man’s. Abed was a tanker and he was killed – along with most of the other tankers at the Battle of Nafakh.” >”My dad was facing death. He knew it. None of those boys had any illusions that they were leaving that valley alive. >”So 3 days before the assault began my dad asked a gunner on an Air Force transport named Abdul, a man he had never met before in his life to deliver to his infant son, who he had never seen in the flesh, his gold watch.” >”3 days later my dad was dead, but Abdul kept his word. After the war was over he paid a visit to my grandmother – delivering to my infant self, this gold watch.” To be continued in Part 6
oh so your argument is he's wrong and you're right no matter what? wow great debate champ! you truly are mommies special mutt.
Brody Anderson
Americans are fucking insane, and need to be put down.
Matthew Smith
>”This watch.” Ali said as he held up the golden watch. >”-was on my wrist as I was shot down over Idlib. I was captured and put in a terrorist prison camp.” >”I knew that if the takfiri ever saw the watch – they would confiscate it. Take it away.” >”The way I looked at it this watch was my son’s birthright. I’d be damned if any greasy wahhabi was gonna put his dirty hands on my boy’s birthright.” >”So I hid it – in one place I knew I could hide something. My ass. 5 long years I wore this watch up my ass. I hid this uncomfortable watch up my ass for 5 whole years. Then after those 5 years I was sent home to my family. Now. This watch will be my son’s when he comes of age.”
Rank these lads, /sg/: >Assad >Nasrallah >Putin >Xi >Kim >al-Houthi
Noah Bailey
>oh so your argument is he's wrong and you're right no matter what? wow great debate champ! you truly are mommies special mutt. All the "nuclear" weapons could detonate right now, and it would not end the world. Anyone who says otherwise is either stupid, or willfully lying to push an agenda.
Ian Cook
Are the 7 parts okay? I like having pics to set the theme. Maybe I could make it 5 or 6 parts.
Thank you for your interest friend
Nicholas Thompson
>Even Chink and Russian ones? I'm not aware of the Russian ones tbqh
>I thought they are under a literal embargo buy the US and EU kikes? This is another reason, but the main one is the lack of foreign investment (mostly from LatAm countries) due to government's actions, such as nationalize everything they can. There is no a real market place for investment, therefore their economy is just sinking.
Vid is a show of Chavez nationalizing lots of buildings just because fuck you youtu.be/jOjvJAfIMSI
Story started off good, but the ending felt rushed
Isaiah Martinez
just a regular blyad blyad I want to know where "al-Wanar quarter" is
Henry Bell
>Lele. Okay why would you think this? Convince me that you aren't stupid, and if you mention anything about a "nuclear holocaust" that ends the world then I'll just consider you a bad shill. Russia will just launch a tactical nuke against the carrier groups that attack her. That's it.
It was good, lad. 7-12 parts is ideal. Keep them long and try not to rush and they're 10/10
Jeremiah Fisher
>al-Houthi >Assad >Putin >Nasrallah >Him >Xi
Henry Howard
Appearently, the syrians fired a bunch of S-300s (less meme-y S-400) at the IAF planes but scored zero hits, to the point where the kikes shot down one of the missiles with their anti-missile system.
Hudson Lopez
>Russia will just launch a tactical nuke against the carrier groups that attack her. That's it. This is your ace in the hole? Okay man I'm convinced that Russia is stronk, so maybe it's in Russia's best interest to fight a war that they can win, no?
Carson Garcia
I'll add a few more lines at the end for the autist's reaction to the story. Would that fix it? Also you have to read the story in Christopher Walkin's voice:
it's in everyones best interest that your country and everything it stands for be stopped
Hunter Barnes
We can easily win a nuclear war if we strike first. We'll lose something like 40-50 million people, while the West would be completely obliterated.
Then we can split the world with Chinks and poos
Adam Gray
Alright, thanks for the feedback.
Juan Perry
Alright, lol. You write any books?
Lincoln Fisher
You do know that delivery of S-300 was halted by Putin order in 2013? Syrian doesn't even have them.
Grayson Lee
>We'll win >Lose 40-50 million people in the process
Is that even winning though? Life inside a bunker, just to run outta food not to long after? Only people who wouldn't be touched would be like nomads in Siberia who wouldn't even know a nuclear war took place anyway
Sebastian Morris
>Only people who wouldn't be touched would be like nomads in Siberia who wouldn't even know a nuclear war took place anyway FINNO-UGRICS SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH
