Syria General /sg/ - Gainz Edition

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Death to Saudi Arabia

For the next 3 days i am set to make 75 dollars working with yoonivessity of bwistol

how? Can I join?

>Urduni is now shitting up Jow Forums with his takfiriposting
please take him back

twitter.com/Noor_and_Alaa/status/1026121699505446913

SUCH INTENSE

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VIDEO

>IDF BATTLE TANK STRUCK POSITION OF ALLEGED HAMAS SNIPERS THAT ATTACKED ISRAELI TROOPS

youtu.be/7zi0lEqDYv0

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What's this?

>SAUDI ARABIA EXPELS CANADIAN AMBASSADOR, SUSPENDS FLIGHTS TO AND FROM TORONTO, FREEZES NEW TRADE AND INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS

On August 5, Saudi Arabia expelled Canada’s ambassador and announced a decision to freeze new new trade and investment transactions with Toronto.

“We consider the Canadian ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia persona non grata and order him to leave within the next 24 hours,” Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry said on Twitter.

The Saudi ministry added that Riyadh is also recalling its ambassador to Canada.

The move came two days after Canada had publicly criticized the arrest of women’s rights and human rights activists in Saudi Arabia. Global Affairs Canada said in a tweet on August 3:
>“Canada is gravely concerned about additional arrests of civil society and women’s rights activists in Saudi Arabia, including Samar Badawi. We urge the Saudi authorities to immediately release them and all other peaceful human rights activists.”

The Saudi Foreign Ministry described the Canadian position as “an overt and blatant interference in the internal affairs” of the kingdom.

On August 6, Saudi state airline Saudia said it is suspending flights to and from Toronto.

Samar Badawi is a Saudi Arabian-American human rights activist. Badawi, along with Nassima al-Sadah, were arrested by Saudi authorities on July 30 in the framework of the ongoing crackdown on activists, clerics and journalists criticizing the Saudi regime and the human rights situation in the kingdom.

Since May, more than a dozen women’s rights activists have been targeted. Most of them campaigned for the right to drive and an end to Saudi Arabia’s male guardianship system, which requires women to obtain the consent of a male relative for important decisions.

southfront.org/saudi-arabia-expels-canadian-ambassador-suspends-flights-to-and-from-toronto-freezes-new-trade-and-investment-transactions/

SOON

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>Syrian forces in Sweida hang ISIS fighter after terrorist attack

Docu:

SouthFront Team is finalizing the announced large documentary on Syria. It has the lenght of over 80 minutes and provides a detailed overview and analysis of the conflict in Syria since the start of the Russian military operation in 2015.

The documentary is epxected to be released by the end of the week.

Lol idk but 25/day mind you

Thanks.

I know these kind of pics are essentially bait but are there a lot genuine believers of these kind of ideas in kebabland?

Why are they attacking themselves?

you just know this sad kid nonsense is the new frontier of war propaganda. Assad needs to get some kids to cry on twitter.

That's good! Good luck!

Np. here more info
almasdarnews.com/article/graphic-18-syrian-forces-in-sweida-hang-isis-fighter-after-terrorist-attack/

it's not bait it's genuine
abdullahabdurrahman.wordpress.com/2015/04/28/turancilik-akiminin-hakliligi-alintidir/

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Is Onur back?

Idk im glad i get free money out of it but my alone time is priceless to me and i have to spend time with a holes (not the bwistol guys they help our country and give me 25/day)

25/day in Malawi? Can you buy a city there?
Only criminals and politicians earn that much in Bosnia, i can imagine that it's worse in Malawi(i hope)

inb4 I'm a new fag and that's a proxy

no he's larping as "nordic" (read: finn) now
twitter.com/SpecuIatorTurk

Lmao he's such an autist

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>Turkey/Estonia/Vikings

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/Kara Boga General/ when?

>inb4: Death to 8ch /Islam/
>inb4: Death to sg Telegram mods who banned me for Third time

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Why Ugric Khanate called Finistan?

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No malawi getting cuz white people wanna help blacks and stuff

When sweden comes tell him there is a beatiful Italian from Bwistol here and she's nice to us (blacks )

This. He needs kids who have lost family to the US-AQ-ISIS alliance.

>using telegram

It*

ugrics (oghur) include hung-aryans not finns, hence they together are called finno-ugric

Zuck Permabanned me for 65 times :(

Ok, Mongol fag

>he's ever had facebook
Disgusting

Syria Twitter is such a gold mine, It keeps me going.

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Read bits of it in butchered dutch but damn
Powerful larp material if i can get my hand on a kebab proxy

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die kaffir dogs

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delet this now

>tfw page 8

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das it mane

Based SSNP
They must do this on hitchens some years ago

Breaking: Syrian Army scores big advance in east Sweida

BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:40 P.M.) – For the second day in a row, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) has scored a big advance inside the eastern countryside of the Sweida Governorate.

Led by their 4th Armored Division, the Syrian Arab Army resumed their field operations in eastern Sweida, today, targeting several areas controlled by the Islamic State terrorists.

According to a field report from Sweida, the Syrian Arab Army, alongside the National Defense Forces (NDF) and Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP), managed to liberate Rami Shabki area after a fierce battle with the Islamic State.

almasdarnews.com/article/breaking-syrian-army-scores-big-advance-in-east-sweida/

VIDEO

>'Face to face with IS captors'

Spanish photojournalist Ricardo Vilanova was held captive by Islamic State militants in Syria for eight months before he was freed in 2014.

He says that his tormentors were a group of four British jihadists, dubbed "The Beatles" by their captives.

Now he has returned to the country and met two of the men accused of holding him hostage.

bbc.com/news/av/world-middle-east-45097788/ricardo-vilanova-face-to-face-with-is-captors

>US transferring some ISIS detainees from Syria to their home countries

The US military has been transferring dozens of captured ISIS foreign fighters from Syria to their countries of origin, according to multiple US defense officials -- however, hundreds of foreign fighters remain in detention in Syria.

US military aircraft are helping to return the captured fighters to their countries, according to two US defense officials.
The US-led military coalition that's fighting ISIS has repeatedly declined to comment on the repatriation of foreign fighters.
"There's nothing more that I could tell you about any efforts to repatriate them. That's an issue for national governments," the deputy commander of Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, UK Maj. Gen. Felix Gedney, told reporters last week.
"What I can tell you, though, is that the Syrian Democratic Forces have done a remarkable job in capturing and continuing to detain these individuals that remain a threat globally, and specifically to our countries," Gedney said.

CONT

>Macedonian fighters
While many of the countries that have received detainees have chosen to keep quiet about the repatriations, the Pentagon confirmed on Tuesday that the Republic of Macedonia had taken custody of a group of foreign fighters.
"Today's transfer of Foreign Terrorist Fighters to their country of origin, Macedonia, marks a significant milestone in the much-needed cooperative effort to combat the global threat of terrorism," Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon told CNN.
"The Department of Defense commends Macedonia for repatriating its citizens who have been detained by the Syrian Democratic Forces following their capture while fighting for ISIS," he added.
The repatriation of captured foreign fighters to their countries had been an ongoing concern among Pentagon officials as ISIS has lost territory in Syria and Iraq.
"We're gathering up hundreds now of detainees," Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis told reporters in February, following meetings in Europe with his counterparts on the detainee issue. "The important thing is that the countries of origin keep responsibility for them."
"It's an international problem -- it needs to be addressed and we're all engaged on doing that," Mattis added.
The US recently repatriated two American citizens from Syria, where they had been held by the Syrian Democratic Forces. Those two individuals are now being prosecuted by the Department of Justice.

Another individual, a dual US-Saudi national who was captured on the battlefield in Syria and is accused of having been a member of ISIS, remains in detention in Iraq. His fate has been the subject of a months-long legal battle between the US government and the American Civil Liberties Union.

CONT

Many countries have expressed unwillingness to take back foreign fighters amid fears that there might not be enough evidence to try them for their association with terrorism.
There are also concerns that former ISIS operatives could bring some of the tactics they learned on the battlefield back to their countries of origin.
"The government of France said that they don't want these people back," French Brig. Gen. Frederic Parisot, the director of civil-military operations for the coalition, told reporters last month.
The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces currently hold hundreds foreign terrorist fighters.
An increase in detainees
Pentagon spokesman Navy Cmdr. Sean Robertson told CNN that "as of July 2018, there are nearly 600 foreign terrorist fighters from more than 40 countries in SDF custody."
Robertson added that the US military was also aware of more than 400 Syrian nationals who were being detained by the Syrian Democratic Forces.
The apparent increase in detainees -- the Pentagon had previously put the number at more than 400 -- reflects recent gains the Syrian Democratic Forces have made against ISIS in its last holdouts in the Middle Euphrates River Valley.
A US military official with the coalition fighting ISIS told CNN that of the foreign terrorist fighters in detention, about 40 are from Russia, about a dozen are from Germany and a similar number are from France.

edition.cnn.com/2018/08/07/politics/us-isis-detainees-transfer/index.html

>Israel sees Syrian army growing beyond pre-civil war size
Israel’s defence minister said on Tuesday that Syria was building up its ground forces beyond their pre-civil war size, an assessment that suggests President Bashar al-Assad’s army has recovered from a critical manpower shortage earlier in the war.

“Across the way we see the Syrian military, which is not satisfied with just taking over all of Syrian territory but is expressly building a broad-based, new ground army that will return to its previous proportions and beyond,” Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman told reporters during a tour of the Golan Heights.

reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-syria-lieberman/israel-sees-syrian-army-growing-beyond-pre-civil-war-size-idUSKBN1KS1T9

>Turkish, U.S. defense ministers discuss defense deals, Syria, counterterrorism: broadcasters

Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar and U.S. counterpart Jim Mattis speak over phone and discuss bilateral defense deals, Syria and counterterrorism, Turkish broadcasters and the state news agency said, without citing their source.

reuters.com/article/us-turkey-security-usa/turkish-u-s-defense-ministers-discuss-defense-deals-syria-counterterrorism-broadcasters-idUSKBN1KS241

>gggrrrrrrrrr

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cucks
>Canada to ask allies to help cool Saudi dispute as kingdom blocks its grain

Canada plans to seek help from United Arab Emirates and Britain to defuse an escalating diplomatic dispute with Saudi Arabia, sources said on Tuesday, as traders revealed the Arab state would no longer buy Canadian wheat and barley.

reuters.com/article/us-saudi-canada-diplomacy/canada-to-ask-allies-to-help-cool-saudi-dispute-as-kingdom-blocks-its-grain-idUSKBN1KS23G

Which map do I believe? All are kinda showing ISIS there or not there

Saudis need our military tech though, they run from houthis in their million dollar equipment, fucking pathetic.

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>tfw you will never be this CHAD

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It's not actual Macedonians but the Albos living there. It's the same when US department reports on ISIS Albanians from Serbia's southern province. They always say they're from Serbia but in any other situation Kosovo is independent

Now as much as I hope everyone sorts out their shit and compromises are made I see several "red flags" involving the Kurds:

1) [False Flag potential area]

Paint/Get a fighter plane(and adjust the transponder to only show up to certain groups or as a certain group or use a specific type of aircraft that is used in an arsenal) as a usual/intended suspect and have it bomb the US forces in the area.

The only way a false flag would happen in the Kurd area would be like that. Non-state actors could pull it off.

2) [Some Kurds are giving fighting experience and weapons to US/EU Leftist groups]

Not all Kurds are involved in this, but it has been going on if you've seen the pictures with Anti-fa/black block.

3) [Kurds could be used to create a WW3 or conflict situation]

Turkey and the Kurds hate each other. Syria and Russia is trying to stabilize Syria. US is working with the Kurds. Now once you consider the geopolitical mess all these connections are/have you can see how the Kurds could be used to make things go hot.

4) [What is stopping some of the Kurds from pulling an ISIS involving territory?]

It's already happened to some extent since the Kurds control large parts of Iraq and Syria.

Now most Kurds would be happy if some agreements/negotiations were made as Syria stabilizes and gets it's land back. The issue however comes down to the Kurds who don't want that and instead want their own land since they've been controlling it for so long.

5) [What's stopping the Kurds from "going rogue" like all the other US -backed groups?]

Considering the US's infamous track-record this has to be asked right from the get go and how is this possibly going to be used to mess with Turkey and/or prolong the Syria conflict.

[ARCHIVE OF PAST KB THREADS]:

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Got some intel that the Trump Admin is going to very interested in knowing.

A part of the CIA and Pentagon are still funding/supplying ISIS, not just in the middle east but globally. They are also still helping the "moderates" in some area's.

ISIS is supposed to be getting wiped out and the "moderates" are not supposed to be funded anymore.

Someone is lying to the Trump Admin and even the "operators" along with the "agents" are starting to pick up on things not being what they were told.

Fresh arms shipments from US and European weapon makers are coming into Syria logistically and it's not coming from the US bases or even Israel. Someone is trying to keep the Syrian conflict going or attempting to eventually start it up again.

>kb retard comes in to shit up thread
Atleast he has a trip so you can filter him now

Julian's tears are absolutely top tier, I can't wait for the turbo breakdown he will have when Idlib rebels surrender to SAA

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Hey /sg/. In September the third Jow Forumseague will begin and it's that time to decide /sg/'s players for our virtual divegrass team in the tournament. A lot has happened in the last few months so I'll be taking suggestions that I will put into the roster.

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>assharts face when iran collapses and they wont fight or finance his war for him

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OH NONONONONONON AHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAH
foreignpolicy.com/2018/08/06/u-s-turns-up-heat-on-irans-economy-adding-fuel-to-massive-protests-sanctions-jcpoa/

Issam's skeleton.

America's top nuclear commander: Russia and China can't be our friends if they're developing weapons we can't deter

twitter.com/CNBC/status/1026915937772036097

we apocalypse nao

Based EU.

>waaaaaaaaaaah waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
>we can't be frieds if you can treaten us waahhhhhhhhhhhhh
>But we just want you to take us seriously and to have a bargaining chip and value to negotiate with in the world
>bargains? negotiate ?!?? WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR MURICA #1

putin doesn't want to negotiate. negotiate for what, nigger?

>“The West is wrong in its understanding of the motivation Putin and his inner circle have,” said Evgeniy Minchenko, head of the International Institute of Political Expertise in Moscow. “They think Putin is a businessman, that money is the most important thing for him and that by pressing him and his allies financially they will break them.”

bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-12-02/putin-oil-and-ruble-all-headed-for-63-may-be-no-russian-joke

some people just want to watch the world burn

If we think Putin is a businessman then we have no hope of ever understanding him.

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Lol

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Are you that guy who spams pics of dead Arabs everywhere?

>either they are terrorists or greedy oligarchs

I am amused that mutts are incapable of perceiving and comprehending principles and identity. If you understood either of these, god forbid both, you'd have enough capabilities not to only understand Putin but to emphasize with him, or better to say Russia.

(((White Helmets)))
>f >s >a >coastal >division
>not an inch
>assad's stalingrad

Yes

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They assume he holds money over everything else because they themselves hold that belief, and cannot comprehend how someone in his position could hold something other than money close to his heart.

free haircut

Edgy t.bh

You put nukes on their doorstep and expect then NOT to develop something to deter you?

US sanctions on Canada when?

What's with the US and it's obsession with trying to exempt itself from MAD? Europe and Russia have already accepted their fate to the nuclear holocaust, and they've been better for it in the long run.

It's as if Americans lost that sense of dark humor they used to have during the Cold War.

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Cringe but redpilled

*empathize, and I do

I have principles and identity, even if it's not largely ethnic or even nationalistic. light, nigger. I glow in the dark

I understand Russia feels threatened and is willing to self destruct to spite its enemies and preserve the core of itself. y'all burned moscow for napoleon. monkeys will harm themselves to harm a monkey who cheats them

on the other hand, in principle you weren't cheated. you just lost. scapegoat is blame others for your failure; other monkey study says monkey goes back that way;

> There's a lot of evidence on the primates that I can use to support that idea that we are inherently good, but on occasion when we get too competitive or frustrated, we turn bad.

cnn.com/2013/05/07/health/lifes-work-de-waal/index.html

I understand the need to defend oneself and one's people, and the male will will not submit without being submitted. "the old guard dies but never surrenders"

>Violence, that is to say physical force (for there is no moral force without the conception of states and law), is therefore the means; the compulsory submission of the enemy to our will is the ultimate object. In order to attain this object fully, the enemy must be disarmed

>he who uses force unsparingly, without reference to the quantity of bloodshed, must obtain a superiority if his adversary does not act likewise. By such means the former dictates the law to the latter, and both proceed to extremities, to which the only limitations are those imposed by the amount of counteracting force on each side.

clausewitz.com/readings/OnWar1873/BK1ch01.html#a

etc.

Lol

not necessarily. there are plenty among us who value money as nothing more than a means to an end.

but it is also a useful excuse to delay escalation while also maintaining some (if minimal) effective pressure