>U.S. troops to leave Syria as President Trump declares victory over ISIS >Two senior defense officials said the White House would announce the move as early as Wednesday.
What a victory for Russia, Iran and Tukey. Kurds will be erased, ISrael will get rocketed even more (deserved it for supporting ISIS tho).
I think Russia really got to thank China for diverting US attention away from the Middle East.
Now deploy the Corp of Engineers and Sea Bees to build our southern border defense.
Brayden Jackson
ALLAH SOURIYA BASHAR W BAS
Parker Perez
Can't wait for Russian faggots to die in combat. Been needing new videos to watch of vlad and sergi getting mowed down
Bentley Powell
I mean they did achieve what they set out to do.
>A big Win for Russia
Can they even afford to rebuild Syria?
Levi Parker
>Can they even afford to rebuild Syria? Why would they? They're not there for the sake of the Syrian people.
Juan Johnson
>US goes into Syria to destroy ISIS >ISIS is destroyed >US leaves Syria after its stated objective is completed
Ok
Joshua Martin
China is moving in with the reconstruction.
Adam Lopez
>Can they even afford to rebuild Syria? Lavrov asked Europe to do it
Cooper Garcia
>please hate on russia more >look they're winning something
Samuel Ortiz
Jesus christ, ISIS isn't actually defeated, they literally recaptured parts of al-Qalah yesterday Saudi Arabia, Israel and Turkey are still supporting them, it's just that the USA is now switching its support to Erdogan rather than the Kurds Makes me mad as shit, Assad doesn't stand a chance against Turkey so congrats >muh lion of damascus idiots, hope you're ready for Ottoman Empire 2.0
Tyler Kelly
We shouldn't be in the middle east anyway. Or any other country but our own.
does ISIS exist anymore or is it just a bunch of randos with a flag roaming around killing people
wasn't most of their original leadership wiped out?
Cooper Morales
Jow Forums is littered with liberals and faggots. I can't wait for the anal cancer to set in and wipe these millennial scumbags out.
Tyler Robinson
They are very much still alive, this idea of "well we killed their leaders so the organisation will dissolve" fundamentally misunderstands how ISIS and other groups like it function. They still have ~30 000 fighters across Syria and Iraq
Nolan Gray
> Chinese construction Concrete_encrusted_Styrofoam.jpg
Good luck!
Logan Reed
lol time to take your blood pressure meds, grandpa
Logan Gomez
Did we ever have a stated objective other than destroy ISIS? We have been killing them for four years. Time to leave. We shouldn’t do another endless nation building war.
Leo Allen
> the Light fearing roaches
Is it backwards day today?
Gavin Gonzalez
>30,000 fighters how can you even put a number on them
Camden Campbell
RIP Kurds got used for the USA's ends and now abandoned to the Turkroaches because Trump has a hardon for Erdogan
Carter Torres
t. assblasted boomer without retirement savings and a midlife crisis
Luke Turner
ISIS got beaten back so hard they're hardly any more relevant now than any other militant group in the region. Any chance of them overthrowing the current ME status quo is basically gone now.
Luis Young
Syria is part of their Belt and Road/Silkroad project anyway.
There have already been meetings of high officials years before.
Asher Hill
This.
America migth call this retreat "a victory", but in reality it shows what you get for trusting and allying yourself with the USA.
Nathaniel Rivera
commies deserve death I hope the roaches wipe them out
Jose Clark
>SDF >commies yeah alright m8 i'm sure you know exactly what you're talking about
Dominic Baker
did you not see the tilde it's an estimate based on the forces engaged in operations against them, as well as intel from infiltrators and moles
Carson Rodriguez
Who gives a shit?
It's a fucking third world desert hellhole. Why do we need it?
Jose Gomez
i hope this situation evolves until there's an alliance between the US, Russia, and China, and western Europe gets shafted or dragged along for the ride
Justin Martin
>i want all the great powers to just ally with each other you don't understand geopolitics the Kurdistan region is the actually valuable part of Syria, so losing it to ISIS or Turkey is bad for the USA, but desu the Kurds were just going to stab you in the back once they had autonomy anyway
Daniel Garcia
Trump said the exact same thing several months ago and nothing came of it. He's tweeting random crap to see how everyone reacts like he always does.
Caleb Jenkins
This. Remove Assad and some other asshat will rule. It’s the Middle East, A bunch of inbred dunebillies.
Bentley Ward
>Implying Russia won't take control of the US, make it their de-facto ally, and therefore have the US allied with China due to its secret allegiance to Russia which is allied to China
no, you don't understand any politics.
John Brown
>A big Win for Russia they get to play clean up. yeah, big fucking win.
Luke Ortiz
>It's a fucking third world hellhole
so is UK yet you amerifats still support them closely
Joseph Martinez
>What a victory for Russia, Iran and Tukey. Libshill fuck off. I don't give a shit about Syria, and Russia isn't my enemy just because Jews don't like the place.
Also, just a reminder that all the hysterical blackpillers who, a year ago, were screaming that Trump betrayed them for launching a couple missiles into an empty airbase in Syria and were saying that he was going to start a new war just like Bush's in Iraq are silent about this, but are spending all day screaming that he's betraying them about the Wall and immigration.
Brayden Murphy
Russia and China are gonna clean house when the 2019 crash happens, but I think it'll probably be more "vultures picking at the corpse of a decaying empire" than anything else
Jayden Stewart
The YPG/J rocks a red star, so the commie thing isn't exactly undeserved.
Joshua Scott
good, no sense to get bogged down playing policeman in the middle east when the big enemy is china
Ryan Rivera
yes, but they're not communists, they're libertarian socialists which is a different variety boomers who call everything that isn't Reaginism "communist" are a cancer and need to take the long nap at the old age home
Camden Bailey
First thing Trumps done that triggers me desu. We are just leaving our allies to die. In addition, Russia wont worry about sanctions at all with black markets in their pocket.
Im suprised Trump isnt demanding Russia buy the donbass and crimea from Ukraine, considering we have corporations there. It seems like a him move.
Adrian Thomas
who exactly are our allies in this situation
Owen Rivera
Am I supposed to see a problem with us leaving Syria?
Jason Smith
I understand the difference, but is a bit pendantic. Also, I'm not sure how meaningful the difference is in practice. I've interacted with YPG volunteers and several had said that many if not most of the kurds don't really understand their professed ideology. Also, I suspect that many of the old guard still cling to the old Marxist ideology the PKK was orginally founded on.
Adam Perez
Rebelling peasants and kurds.
Honestly Obama started the war very sloppilly, didnt unite factions or anything. His secretaries of defence had less combined years of service than Mattis alone, so at this point I dont blame anybody for withdrawing, but we really shit the bed.
Grayson Kelly
Al Qaeda and kurdish technically-not-communists
Chase Baker
>What a victory for Russia, Iran and Tukey. >Kurds will be erased, ISrael will get rocketed even more Thats a victory for the US as well what do you mean
Bentley Anderson
>Honestly Obama started the war very sloppilly, didnt unite factions or anything That's an understatement. The Obama/Clinton cartel was gleefully supporting Al Qaeda.
they started it without our involvement, i don't see why we're somehow bound to them forever
Isaac Rodriguez
The difference is meaningful in that, in practice, it still uses the market, and thus allows for individual self determination. That was always the problem with ML states, that lack of SD for individuals. Their state is also probably the most democratic in the world, which also increases the representation of the people, so all the shit that people hate ML states for simply don't apply. As for whether or not the average Kurd understands, well, the way their polity is set up it's effectively a mass line, so given enough time they would understand it. Now they'll never have a chance. This is literally revolutionary Catalonia all over again.
Russia and China have just as much to lose in a major economic crash as Europe does, though. Russia is an export economy that relies on European money to stay solvent and China has a massive housing bubble that's just waiting to blow wide open.
Anthony Ortiz
>what a victory for Iran and Russia Hahahahah
Oh poor Vatnik, do you really think Israel would let America leave a bodering country in unfavourable circumstances for them?
Did you ever wonder what all those Russian talks with Israel this year was about? Did you ever wonder why Putin came out of them declaring Iranian influence in Syria needs to leave (but not Israeli influence)?
Nearly Any major American foreign policy in the Middle East literally can't be put into action with Israeli lobby and American Zionist burrecratic approval. If you think Trump of all people is gonna leave its "greatest ally "out to dry you're deluded. US withdrawal is under the understanding that there is no favourable outcome for Syria and particularly Iran in doing so as well as Russian compliance. As long as Syria is a fractured mess, the IAF can bomb Iranian targets over there and Russia promises to keep the status quo Israel wins.
Levi Rodriguez
>Their state is also probably the most democratic in the world Not you're an Arab in Hasakah
Connor Nguyen
>Lavrov asked Europe to do it Link pls.
Isaac Allen
China I think will come out of the crash alright. Jingping is being very very careful in not letting their market get too entangled, so I think they'll come out the best Russia will get fucked, sure, but Russia doesn't really care about economic crashes because things already suck majorly there and if things get 10 or 20% worse it'll just boost their vodka economy and they'll keep doing what they were doing. (I don't actually know enough about the Russian economy to have an actual analysis, so i did the meme answer instead)
Oliver Howard
>being left to deal with the remains of ISIS is a big win for Russia
William Robinson
Cool.
Why were we there in the first place?
Julian Baker
Liberal media last month: >We need to pull all US support form Yemen because interfering in Middle East civil wars is BAD and WRONG.
Liberal media this month: >We need to keep our troops in Syria in order to keep its Middle Eastern civil war going!
Why do liberals give a shit about Yemen at all? Bloomberg is whining about it as well.
Brayden Adams
The US continues on its race to fuck up the most foreign policy decisions in the shortest possible time. Trump needs to fuck off before he ends up breaking NATO apart.
Hudson Robinson
All they need to do is rebuild some airbases and they've achieved everything they wanted.
John Wright
This isn't gonna change anything, instead of the Kurds in control of the territories the nu-FSA backed by Turkey will take them. And obviously the nu-FSA are against Assad.
Evan Collins
I miss when the US at least had the pretense of helping people in the region.
Joshua Reed
Breaking NATO apart would probably end up being the best thing to ever happen to US taxpayers.
Julian Cruz
might be the genocide, idk
Gavin Jackson
It's very important in the proxy war against Russia. Leaving Syria (while not getting involved in Ukraine) is giving them carte blanche to do whatever they want.
Landon Sanchez
The US is NATO. Germany is openly trading with Russia in spite of Euromaiden, so nato should kick then out.
Eli Green
Isolationists are total brainlets.
Adrian Rogers
>dont want war with norks >dont care about isreal/palestine >dont care abouth south africa >dont care about ukraine >oh no people are getting killed in yemen
Alexander Kelly
This.
Luis Howard
nice argument
Jonathan Young
>>dont care abouth south africa >believing paranoid boomer dipshits 40 people in one year is not a genocide lmao >>dont want war with norks Obviously not, because it would mean war with the real power there, China >>dont care about isreal/palestine Liberals care very much about Israel because liberals are idiots who believe in Israel's "we're so progressive! please ignore the apartheid!" propaganda >>dont care about ukraine Their line is that Putin man bad, they just don't talk about it as much
So yes, the Yemeni genocide is a bit more pressing, also considering that it is ~new~ and the liberal attention span when it comes to atrocities committed by their state is shorter than even the conservatives
Jose Ramirez
It's kind of one of those things that's so self-evident that you don't really need to argue for it. Our Greatest presidents have all understood that the United States needs to make sure others have our interests in mind, through force or otherwise.
Nathaniel Martinez
nice argument
Henry Clark
>These digits were wasted on Israel
Charles Barnes
I just explained to you why intervention is a good thing. Are you stupid? Do you need it explained again?
Colton James
nice argument
Aaron Morris
nice argument
Brayden Collins
>larping imperialist Explain how imperialism hasn’t ended up being a total disaster for the west?
Caleb Cook
>US Commander Lt. Gen. Richard Clarke: "We are ready to commit to the defense of Israel anytime we get involved in a kinetic fight"
Yeah interventionism is totally about protecting US interests
Because Saudi Arabia is directly involved in it, and they must be punished for fighting a war Iran started.
Ethan Campbell
>what is massive transfer of wealth from colonies that facilitated western dominance
Nathaniel Watson
>Our Greatest presidents have all understood that the United States needs to make sure others have our interests in mind, through force or otherwise. And which interests would that be?
Aaron Parker
kys neocon
Sebastian Lewis
>what is massive transfer of foriegn migrants from former colonies that facilitated elite globalist dominance ftfy
Ayden Roberts
>And which interests would that be? Literally all of them. One the first things we did as an independent nation was to invade the Barbary states to cease their attacks on our shipping. Or when we had to invade Mexico several times throughout our history, or the Liberation of Panama from Gran Columbia so Teddy could build a canal,or making sure that the governments of countries like Chile, Nicaragua or Egypt had our best interests in mind. All good things that brought us the wealth and power we deserve.
Sebastian Thomas
so how do these things relate to what we're doing in syria
Matthew Nguyen
>making sure that the governments of Egypt had our best interests in mind Oh, is that why Obama supported a coup by the Muslim Brotherhood?
William Murphy
Stay mad at your heart condition hippie boomer faggot.