The Syrian National Coalitions interim president said Monday the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has declared war on the Syrian people amid reports the movement is leading the fight against rebels in the central province of Homs. What is happening in Qusayr in Homs is Hezbollah declaring a war on the people of Syria, George Sabra said in a press conference in Istanbul shortly after being named the new Syrian opposition interim chief. Hezbollah fighters have crossed the border into Syrian towns and cities. Sabra also said there are ongoing massacres in Syria, citing recent reports that at least 500 people have been killed in the past week by forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...sition-names-George-Sabra-interim-chief-.html Do not underestimate the words of Mr. Sabra. He may be the next Syrian Prime Minister. Notice the HUGE amout of dead increasing each week.. BUT.. the coffee shops in Ramallah are full.
Okay maybe I am just tired or this article really suffered being translated into English, but what the hell are they talking about?
#1 marked for review. This thread title is brazenly false and the thread is an opinion piece, not news.
This thread is from the ARAB number 2 news agency - Alarbiya !!! not an opinion ... Is it so hard to deal with facts ???????????????
Hezbollah backin' Assad... Hezbollah leader Nasrallah vows victory in Syria 25 May 2013 - The leader of the Lebanese Shia militant Hezbollah movement, Hassan Nasrallah, has promised his supporters they will prevail in Syria, where they are backing President Bashar al-Assad. See also: Hezbollah chief commits to victory in Syria May 25,`13 -- The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group vowed to help propel President Bashar Assad to victory in Syria's bloody civil war, warning that the fall of the Damascus regime would give rise to extremists and plunge the Middle East into a "dark period."
Hezbollah hasn't declared war on Syrian people but they are Syria people supporter against Al-Qaeda, Salafi and Vahabi terrorists who are supported by west and Arab traitor regimes.
The only terrorist/traitor regime that all the world has noticed is the Iranian repressive regime that is killing its own or using Lebanese surrogates <Hezb al Shaytan> to do their dirty work... if the shrimpydo Ahmedinehandjob will pull from Syria things might work far better for the Syrian Revolution.
Here is the picture that all the world is denying... the participation of the shrimp Ahmedinejad in the American hostage situation after sacking the American Embassy in Teheran. Some previous hostages have identified Ahmadinejad as the man in the military jacket on the hostage's left side. Several other sources, including Ahmadinejad, and other hostage takers have disputed these identifications.
Hizbullah is defending itself from the Nazis who want to start up gas-chambers in the Middle East to make the desert safe for the Khazar Master Race to strut and take American handouts amongst the millions of dead. What nutter wouldn't want to fight them?
Hezbollah apparently, is fighting in Syria against Syrian People on behalf of Syrian Regime http://www.politicalanalysis.info/h...-fight-against-radical-elements-in-syria.html
Jordan, a Fake Country The inevitable is starting to happen. There are serious cracks in the Hashemite Kingdom. http://www.jewishpress.com/blogs/shiloh-musings/jordan-a-fake-country/2013/06/10/ ~By: Batya Medad Published: June 10th, 2013 King Abdullah II Jordan’s land was supposed to be part of the Jewish State. When the League of Nations assigned Great Britain the responsibility to prepare former Turkish land aka Mandated Palestine to be the Jewish State, it included both sides of the Jordan. But it didn’t take long for Britain to give Transjordan aka the East Bank of the Jordan to the Hashemites, from Saudi Arabia. They financially and diplomatically supported their new/fake/pet country for decades. The inevitable is starting to happen. There are serious cracks in the Hashemite Kingdom. There’s a limit how long foreigners can rule. For the last two years, Jordan has been witnessing regular protests calling for reform, with some demanding the king give up his powers. [1] On November 15, 2012, massive protests broke out in Jordan after the Jordanian government, in compliance with the requirements of the International Monetary Fund, raised fuel prices. Protests, as The Independent noted, swept the country, “with most chanting for toppling the regime” despite the fact that protesters had previously “rarely targeted the king himself.”[2] For the first time, the Palestinians engaged fully in the protests; As Al-Jazeera reported, Palestinians, including those from refugee camps, have been fully involved, [3] calling for toppling the regime in most of their major residential areas, including the Al-Baqqa refugee camp [4], the Al-Hussein refugee camp, close to downtown Amman [5] Douar Firas [6], Jabal Al-Nuzha, [7], and the Hitteen refugee camp [8]. And there’s also a limit how long a country without any real history, common culture etc can stay united and peaceful. The land was pretty empty when Britain invented Jordan. It was easy to give it to the Hashemites, because there had never been more than nomads, villages and towns. There was no regional culture. There had never been an independent country based only in that part of the work. It had been part of the Biblical Jewish Kingdoms, from the time of Joshua, which even predates the kings. Two and a half Jewish tribes lived there, their capital being Shiloh and later Jerusalem. Anarchy on the other side of the Jordan, visible from my home in Shiloh, will probably last quite a while. Actually, Israel is usually safer when Arabs fight each other. The only thing that unites them is their aim to destroy the State of Israel and murder/terrorize Jews. Let them continue to fight each other…
Hizbullah is fighting for the Syrian Government against Saudi terrorists, but doing so mainly to save itself from being encircled by the American-backed Nazis occupying Palestine. What sane people would do otherwise?
We can't say Esed and Syrian regime is democratic and for sure Esed is not doing unfair work there. However it is obvious that west unfortunately including Turkish goverment is supporting the rebels according to their profit. If there will be a revolution in Syria it should be done by Syrian people, if majority really ready and want such a revolution nobady can stand against it. However even west giving money, gun and all support to rebels and wrold press working againest Esed, he is still staying there. We can't say Syria ready or want such a revolution. As my personel wiev middle east needs secular regimes, and as critisizm to Esed regime they need tolerance and more freedom. I hope soon the war will finish, Syrians will rebuilt the country with more freedom as a secular country. Now all other Arab countres lived the Arab Spring we see that countries become more conservative and worse. Maybe this period also needed to be lived hope to see a peaceful, more democratic Middle East.
More hypocrisy ..... Nothing changes ..... But you don't listen to any free media channel Ie. Russia corresponding with obama arming the American mercenaries in Syria! Russia has told the genocidal morons in the Whitehouse in Downing Street and the elesee palace that they would not back down and allow the genocide of the Syrian nation. Putin will arm the Syrian army with the technology never before seen in the Middle East weapons the west doesn't even know about. WW 3 is starting! Regards Highlander Answer the previous question!
