The INSANE situation in Syria explained

[@PoliticswithPaint]

Please note: The situation in Syria is quickly changing. Therefore, the maps shown here are not 100% accurate, but can give you a simplified idea of the situation when this video was released on December 9th 2024.

[@daseapickleofjustice7231]

What braindead propaganda, what is this joke of a map? Purely speculative future fiction

[@ruthkatz1998]

@daseapickleofjustice7231 meow

[@loahlsen9377]

@@daseapickleofjustice7231 whats wrong

[@daseapickleofjustice7231]

@@ruthkatz1998 calm it with the homosexual rigamarole

[@daseapickleofjustice7231]

@ There is a wrong about every part of the map, go read the news instead of watching slop

[@Darkwatersea]

I know it is a bit of cliche but the situation feels almost tailor made for the quote: "There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen

[@nicolewidenmaier2107]

"God damn it lenin"

[@Taimisverycool]

I'm in Syria and this has been happening for years ... Help

[@Robespierre-lI]

Yes, sure. But it isn't over yet

[@Nxpal_]

Lenin was cooking with that one

[@PappyGunn]

It's because of the lame-duck president period. The little power vacuum is an opportunity to get dirty deeds done.

[@redtexan7053]

The year is 2014. Syria is collapsing, and some person on the internet is trying to explain the situation to you using polandballs. The year is 2024. Syria is collapsing, and some person on the internet is trying to explain the situation to you using polandballs.

[@Nagvanshieus]

It's AD 3034, Syria is collapsing for the trillionth time and some people on neuronnet is using countryballs to explain this situation.

[@ukropcrimeariver]

Thats so true😂😂😂

[@jakariashafin8685]

​@@Nagvanshieuswhat does ad stand for

[@princetrevez]

@@Nagvanshieus Neuronet 😂

[@SarmaTheFood]

​@jakariashafin8685 After (moo) Deng

[@retrictumrectus1010]

Just because the biggest threat in the battle royale is gone does not mean the game is over.

[@PappyGunn]

Some of these religious affiliated groups are not very chummy with each other.

[@eliotguerin192]

Yes…democratic and radical Islamist groups both opposed Assad but they hate each other too. As well as the various minorities that were already being oppressed by rebel groups during the civil war

[@anthonymendoza6210]

That would be the Juices.

[@cronicscream]

Assad was not the biggest threat. The power vacuum that now exists is.

[@Shnitzel_Affe]

@@anthonymendoza6210wow your so edgy, antisemitism is so cool 🤪

[@BeeWaifu]

I never thought I'd see a five-way free-for-all war outside of RTS games.

[@RonnieMcNutt_Mindblowing]

Just like China a century ago

[@michaelweston409]

@@BeeWaifu I don’t see Syria surviving as a state after this. But this has been long known since the beginning of this nasty civil war. Turkey will swallow up huge swaths of northern & eastern Syria while claiming it’s to stop the Kurds. A Kurd state will likely gain independence somewhere in the west if not sniffed out by Turkey & given enough support from the Americans. Israel will likely permanently occupy the Golan heights & even larger parts in the south. The few densely populated pockets of cities like Damascus, Homs, & Aleppo who fall under these various insurgent groups will turn into small Muslim kingdoms likely bickering over what remains. Syria as a singular state doesn’t have much of a shot again. This is just a repeat of history though. As Syria has always been conquered by various foreign empires going back to the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Parthians, Mongols, Turks, & countless dozens others. Their mistake is having a bad starting location in the center of the middleast.

[@Seth9809]

Two of the three strongest factions are US backed and Democratic.

[@GustavoGplay]

Actually really common in civil wars

[@tw3f4tes52]

That’s the entirety of the Syrian civil war man

[@MB20128]

Bashar al Assad has been real quiet since this one dropped...

[@42069TV]

And his plane dropped too Edit: fuck me

[@zurielsss]

He needs time to setup new WiFi in UAE

[@SkilledIndividualYT]

he escaped to russia because the rebels just captured damascus today

[@HunterAtheist]

​@@42069TV Nah he's chilling with Putin.

[@thesigmaniga69]

​@@42069TVhe is alive and fled to moscow successfully

[@familygash7500]

Finally, Syria can now enter a brand new era of peace, stability and prosperity, just like Iraq and Libya(!)

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

this is sarcasm right

[@lightsinthedarkness]

​@yourlocalyoutubecommenter yup. It's usually said by those who think that Assad should have remained in power or those that have no hope in Syria's future. Edit: I was clarifying. I didn't say my position. 2nd edit: many of my responses were removed.

[@MrAlexkyra]

Yeah, Syrians need to live under a brutal fascist dictatorship forever because some Westerners who know better than them said so

[@lilacer6841]

​@@lightsinthedarknessthere is no longer a country called Syria. Will be balkanised

[@AsifAkhtar20]

Inshallah. May Syria be freed from the tyrants of the west and zi0nism

[@da_ms9895]

Im a syrian and an alawite,I can tell you the stiuation is crazy right now,he really made all the syrians hate us for supporting him even though the majority of us were actually against him but since you live in the coast where all his family is located you cant say or do anything or your work and family are on the line,inshallah we find a solution we were living in absolute poverty because of him we dont deserve another chapter.

[@Ihatehuman666]

the next chapter is worse

[@anas.mohamed010]

انا موافق ان الاسد كان بيضطهد اي واحد بيعارضه مهما كان دينه، لكن العلويين معظمهم كانوا بيدعموا نظام الاسد ووحشيته وبعد كدا لما تعمل عمله خلاص اسكت اشان محدش يقول بلاغات فيك

[@MazdaRX7007]

Are you alawite refering to a family or ideology? Cuz you can't change your ancestors.

[@ahsanejoyo]

Trust me we hate you due to the fact you are heretics not just because of Assad

[@storm10000]

​@@anas.mohamed010 العلوية كانو يدعمو الاسد لانو كان مخوفنا انو اذا بيروح من الحكم رح نند/بح وكان يزرع الطائفية والفتن بين الشعب وضحك علينا وخوفنا كرمال يضل عالكرسي ولما الهرب وتركنا لمصيرنا اللي كان مخوفنا منو وبين كذبو مبقا حدا بيدعمو

[@Ntheking.]

As a Christian from Syria , I wish if you can make a video on what will happen to us and if any countries are supporting Christians here please

[@mojtabaazeez5346]

if I were in your shoes, I will seek asylum to America right now. there is a higher chance that you will be accepted after what had happend.

[@Ntheking.]

@@mojtabaazeez5346 can I do that online thro a website or I have to go into an agency to do that , if you please could answer because I am worried about my family and traveling to America would be great

[@ridzdile]

You must be really delusional my guy

[@commisaryarreck3974]

Honest advice Run Get out as soon as possible because no western nation will recognize a clear and organized genocide of Christians in the middle east. Nobody will come to help you and any talk of what happens to you will be suppressed

[@kennarajora6532]

@@mojtabaazeez5346 Or any other country other than Syria really. It's difficult to get to America, he may not have the financial means. Turkey wouldn't be that bad of a choice given the situation.

[@Hamsteak]

Now we've seen two countries fall drastically, so quickly Afghanistan and Syria. Things are kind of like a low boil, and then boom, everything happens at once

[@AsifAkhtar20]

Fall? 😂 You are def from the west and consume info from media 😂. This is beginning of the rise of Afganistan and Syria after decades of oppression from the west and their puppets.

[@spcxplrr]

How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly. really oughta become an idiom at this point.

[@DarthVantos]

This is how i see it going for ukraine. Once Trump gets in and aid stops. Eventually Ukraine will succumb to endless Russian Storming Attacks. The country will be demographically broken and not enough manpower to contain the lines. I predict Ukraine frontline will collapse during a 2025 Russian summer offensive. I just don't see how ukraine can survive another summer without US aid. 2024 summer was the most devastating one one record. The next one will be 3x worse iwthout US aid.

[@syedasharimam]

It's interesting to see which path Syria will take to rise development or fall in wars inside

[@GhostlyTeehee]

THEREAREDECADESWHERENOTHINGHAPPENSANDTHEREAREWEEKSWEREDECADESHAPPEN

[@NextGenGames0]

Assad should've gone on Joe Rogan

[@ishallgunyou9835]

Bot

[@NextGenGames0]

@@ishallgunyou9835 Oh, 'Bot'? That’s the best you’ve got? Try harder, champ-at least make it entertaining next time. 😂

[@ishallgunyou9835]

@@NextGenGames0 I mean who else would say something so stupid and has nothing to do with anything.

[@dornishred6033]

What does this mean? Can you elaborate? I’ve seen it now a few times and I don’t get it. 🤔 🤷‍♂️

[@tjcogger1974]

@@ishallgunyou9835 Bot

[@manny_k2988]

how will this affect the hawk tuah coin?

[@PoliticswithPaint]

Unfortunately, now it won't be able to replace the US-Dollar as the global trade currency anymore - dark times, indeed.

[@Munked11]

Im in 12.3 million dollars in debt any advice

[@manny_k2988]

@Munked11 aw hell naw😭 I can’t even let you borrow any advice😭😭

[@kurnitsluv2531]

​@Munked11Shit dawg... My condolences tho

[@CreamTheEverythingFixer]

We got Assad deposed before GTA 6

[@Satoshi-yd7lj]

People gonna keep using this meme even after GTA 6 releases

[@subwaye]

GTA 7​@@Satoshi-yd7lj

[@PrypiomStudio]

And before GTA 4 and GTA 5 on phone

[@engineerdeluxe]

Let's see if the new government will be woke. 🤔

[@PrypiomStudio]

​@@Satoshi-yd7ljThe way of Internet this is 🧘‍♂️

[@musselus]

“Syria Situation is Crazy” - Moist Critikal

[@adamchirico7724]

"the guys are like shooting each other , like nondiscriminatory"

[@clonecommandermike332]

I worked for Bashaar Al-Assad, he's a fraud

[@Rootiga]

i hate that dude, he delivers the most brain dead simple middle of the road opinions on everything

[@clonecommandermike332]

@@Rootiga Is he wrong though

[@Umar-qy3bd]

​@@clonecommandermike332He simply tries to appease his liberal fanbase, nothing respectable. I don't think he has a backbone

[@jullzgrave]

i am a syrian living in damascus. i don’t know much as its REALLY complicated but, homs is NOT gone yet. my moms friend is currently in homs, and apparently whatevers happening here in damascus is ACTUALLY worse than whats happened to other governates [expect for hamas and aleppo, those are sadly gone.] two days ago till now, electricity has been cutting out more often than usual, with only 10minutes to 1hr worth of electricity daily (depends on where you live). and there has been gunshootings almost EVERYWHERE in mashroo dumar [where i live], yaafour, mazzeh [i think], and qra al assad, there’s been shootings everyday since two days ago , my father told me that one: people doing dumb celebrations [yes we have seen that on TV so its true], and kids playing with left over guns… thats what i thought but [some kids do play w it tho] basically, i believe some people are using guns for self defense, not sure how there are guns in the streets tho- the other day, me and my family went to check on my grandmothers villa over in yaafour because we had been warned by the landlord that people are forcing theirway into the villas to steal things, on the car ride there we saw 13-17 year olds holding revolvers, people riding on motorcycles/cars/trucks, etc with things such as tvs and car engines, etc. it was a very petrifying car ride, we even saw a man holding an RPG… stores had been trashed and tore down, any pictures of bashar al assad was ripped or burned, and military car or any cars in general were left behind, half were taken apart the others were stolen, rarely would we see a left behind car without any damage. thank you alot for making this video. NO ONE spreads enough awareness about this, so i really appreciate it! but heres the thing: most social media outlets are lying so becareful!- have a goodday, i js subbed :).. ALSO!! don’t take my word for everything!!

[@IslamistSocialist371]

Astaghfirullah. That sounds pretty bad. I don't understand, why Syria is full of Bandits. Hope it gets better for you brother. From a random muslim living In a southeast Asian nation

[@jullzgrave]

@ thank you ! inshallah everything will get better 💗🙏🏻

[@GabrielXDrums]

Prayers for you! Sounds crazy, only ten minute of electricity is CRAZY

[@rdred8693]

Dear God I hope you will be okay.

[@RecklawTheAmazing]

Jesus dude. Hoping the best for you and your family because nobody should have to go through that. I'm curious tho, what's the general sentiment in Damascus? Are people worried about more war or are they cautiously optimistic? And also what government are people hoping to see? Is there a lot of support for Islamist groups like HTS, or would the people rather see a relatively liberal federalist government likr what the SDF proposes?

[@FromTheWombTotheGrave]

The rebels didn’t win any war, the Syrian army basically completely collapsed and didn’t even fight back

[@FromTheWombTotheGrave]

@ nope there was no fighting

[@billygoatgruff3536]

​@@FromTheWombTotheGraveWhat in the cope kind of thinking is that? 'They didn't win, their enemy just gave up!'

[@midoevil7]

Assad's army was always on the Blackfoot since 2011, to the point that he needed ir to fight for him on the ground. It was always a zombie state.

[@regreto9741]

You son of a criminal stay coping, they ran and didnt fight because they aren’t capable and a bunch of cowards

[@sahinlandman4667]

​@@billygoatgruff3536They abandoned their positions without resistance. Even Iran stated this

[@AlarmClock4093]

The insane Syrian situation just keeps skyrocketing. It is just like one thing happens after another and it just becomes pure CHAOS.

[@stevecooper7883]

Turkey really flexed its muscles to get its buffer zone!

[@clementihammock7572]

So now Turks got 50%, US and Israel 20%, the rest got 30%, what left for Russia?

[@aaroncruz9181]

China : 🗿

[@HypervoxelRBX]

it was only stable under french imperial rule tbh

[@RonnieMcNutt_Mindblowing]

​@@HypervoxelRBXFrench made everything stable

[@MonsieurDean]

HTS’ leader looks like Muslim Zelensky 👀

[@RichardAlvino-y5t]

Lol

[@eagleye44]

A good dozen inches taller

[@MonsieurDean]

@@eagleye44 Bruh 🤣

[@MegrelMamba]

I just realized it's all semitic leaders breaking jaws of russia world order: Zelensky, Jolalani, Netanyahu

[@MazuiLakon]

Same race same jews

[@buyungferdiansyah5309]

I hope the Syrian people soon have peace

[@hadirajaee]

with israel as neighbour?🤨🤨🤨

[@beavertaco6672]

Not if Islam has anything to do with it

[@MuscleMMan]

​@@beavertaco6672explain

[@copperblock1053]

​@@beavertaco6672this is nothing about islam, how did u even come up with such conclusion

[@copperblock1053]

​@@hadirajaeedid you see that they are using the situation to get more land ? I guess it was "promised to them" 3000years ago

[@LivelyLearnings]

I’m baffled by what many in the Western world fail to grasp. I live in Sweden, and even though I’ve never traveled to Syria myself, my mother is from there. As a Christian minority, it pains me to witness how, in 2024-2025, the chaos that began with the Arab Spring in 2011 has transformed into an opportunity for terrorist groups to take control. This is not a revolution for freedom-it’s a fight led by extremists who have infested the region with violence and terror, impacting us in Europe and America, and most devastatingly, the Middle East. Our media nowadays portrays these groups in a positive light, rebranding them with names that sound more neutral; in my opinion, they still reflect extremist ideologies. The difference is clear: there are people who believe they can govern through strength and control; just take a look at the average Syrian bus/taxi driver, who will offer solutions as if he were in power. But when you ask a senator the same question, you get a completely different answer. With this I mean that when you have to many opinions to loudly like they are in the middle-east you will always have a bigger possibility of a coup d'état to overthrow the government which always results in more war, because no one is happy with all the regulations that happening but they have too much pride in order to live with that everything is not so great, even though it never has. We, in the Western world, lead comfortable lives with our families and often overlook these complexities, especially when we contribute through taxes but feel like we receive little in return. We sometimes see immigrants framed negatively, yet many are escaping persecution and violence. It’s crucial to remember the sacrifices made by American families whose children fought bravely to protect their homeland from terror. Now the same media cherish the same group their soldiers fought against. For those who think this is a fight for freedom, I ask: can we realistically expect groups like the Taliban, or those similar to them, to build infrastructure, healthcare, or education? Would they negotiate for telecommunications, welcome business fairs, or genuinely care about democracy, women's rights, or children's well-being? The reality is no. Their focus is on control and fear, not on building a better society. Therefore in countries like Syria, Iraq and others - you need a person that is feared to stand against because otherwise everyday will be a revolution. Furthermore, Bashar al-Assad has reached out for help, and the response from leaders like Donald Trump was to step back, claiming it wasn't their war. Yet I saw many videos from civils in Syria filming dead talibans with US-Weapons - same groups, sporting different names today, continue to bring war and devastation while wielding weapons provided from US and Turkey. It’s striking how individuals facing dire poverty can afford such costly arms - right? They can´t afford a piece of bread but at the same time holding weapons for more than $10k each... Lastly, supporting the overthrow of the government aligns with a fondness for the very groups responsible for horrible acts on September 11, 2001, or the attacks in Paris and Stockholm. Let's be clear: not every prisoner is innocent, and many took up arms to face their government, something we do not see in the U.S. or Europe. If you cherish this, just remember the same group with different name - who send children in bombvests to blow themselves up in their Allah´s name. Can´t wait to see the development of this country. I can bet my kidney on that it will not be flowers in the park, children with whatever clothes they like to wear is playing in different amusements, neither women in shorts or guys who tells you which candidate that they will vote for. Before you comment, think deeply about the narratives shaped by media. Remember that these are the same groups that, just five years ago, broadcast horrific acts of violence live on television. It’s time for us to strive for understanding and clarity amidst the chaos, instead of falling for misleading portrayals. And also - This is WORLD LEADING MEDIA. Thank you for reading. Feel free to go against me and I´ll share some more proof, only responding to comments worth reading. Lastly, places like Sednaya, one of the oldest Christian sites, have seen terrible events, including the kidnapping of bishops and the suffering of four nuns who got r aped by ISIS. My cousins went there to witness the sights that exist in the old city when they got to meet the nuns. The nuns suffer from PTSD and would not talk about this because they ashaming themselves for letting this happen. Survivors of these acts often feel ashamed of what happened to them, even though they were victims of violence. I encourage everyone to think deeply and approach these topics with compassion. It’s vital to seek the truth and support those who genuinely need our help instead of getting lost in media narratives.

[@sejozwak]

Schizophrenia is a tough disease

[@sejozwak]

The "Revolution" was surely funded by US and Israel, why else would media report so positively on it?

[@squishysquidy-cv6pe]

You are 100% correct on this matter.

[@mangoknight5035]

Great explanation, you are correct

[@billygoatgruff3536]

Syria might destabilise? Have the last 10 years of war not been enough? Nearly 4 million refugees spread across the world, the rise of Isis and 5 different foreign nations, let alone other local groups, all fighting inside Syria's borders and you think Assad had it under control? It's cute you talk about privileged lifestyles whilst never being on the receiving end of a chemical attack or being disappeared for 40 years. Maybe HTS are the Islamists you fear them to be. Maybe not. But you're a clown if you think this was ever going to end another way.

[@thechallengerboy2336]

Let's hope Syria doesn't become a second Iraq. I mean, after Saddam was overthrown, there was chaos that was probably more brutal. But, I hope that doesn't happen in Syria. Hopefully the Syrian people will really have peace in their own country.

[@eopyeopy]

hope so...since Assad western minions

[@internetzenmaster8952]

@eopyeopy "Assad western minions" Assad's backers were Russians and Iranians, not the West! How the hell was he a 'western minion'?!

[@obrnenydrevokocur9344]

@@internetzenmaster8952 They probably meant, that Assad was replaced by western minions. The SNA is essentially a part of turkish armed forces and the FSA is controlled by the US, so it isn't really wrong.

[@Anonymous-hv9yw]

​@eopyeopy I see you dont know nothing about syrian geopolitics

[@ebadurrahman7848]

​@@internetzenmaster8952 Russia is a western country you know.

[@theundertaker5963]

The absolute very best video describing what went down in such a very surprising fast blitz with literally zero BS. Thank you so very much for putting this out there, I know it was not easy to put together and to stay unbiased.

[@raymonddunne7153]

Excellent no BS summation of a very difficult to understand situation. You cant get this from the MSM. Thank you.

[@goodvibesonly926]

Content that is concise yet detailed is a hidden gem these days. Your video is one of them. Keep up the good work! Loving it

[@prajullas]

Syria, Iran, Iraq, Libya etc... are ancient civilization : seeing them turn to rubble is heartbreaking.

[@copperblock1053]

They were once the leaders in sciences and creations, it is really sad to see them like this, suffering since decades so few people know about them

[@astrodas1910]

Arabs assimilated them though. So they're not descendants of those civilizations anymore. But yeah in a sense it's weird, the region where civilization arised, is the least civil for last few decades.

[@seenyouyt6885]

People in this part of the world are mostly extreme supporters of their religion that's why they are failing, this world only became modern because of Christians in Europe who are no longer extremists in fighting for their religion

[@krypticunlimited6925]

All because of another "I" country, America's greatest ally...

[@chickensalad3535]

@@krypticunlimited6925Israel is not the cause of any of this. In fact, they are very opposed to most of these regimes.

[@GLASSMOSCOWANDBEIJING]

Honestly the only reason Im not complaining about sudden geopolitical events is because you have a reason to release a video

[@constantineolkasis]

Loving your username

[@tomtom-pi9fm]

Where is washington?

[@tanishkagour5457]

Just scrolled through your channel last night to see if you had explained the Syrian situation. Thanks for uploading!

[@MaximumEfficiency]

We condemn the violence by USA, Izrael and Turkey!

[@TheBreadPirate]

Thank you so much for trying to explain this! I was so confused by the headlines.

[@nieldoesyt]

Bread pirate? Didn't expect to see you here

[@samueljohnson8244]

Thank you for your explanation of the various groups and their recent movements in Syria.

[@BeyendStudios]

Im a syrian and an alawite, im scared whats gonna happen to us

[@ELGrandosmokio-qj2dr]

I dont think sunnis will be bad since the main goal is to unite syria

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

​@@ELGrandosmokio-qj2drMight be but each of these rebel factions have different aims on how Syria should go. Some of these groups are extremely radical and will not agree with HTS on their peaceful approach against Assadist supporters. Many other small differences exist between each of these groups who even fought against each other decades ago. And even somehow they all manage to agree with each other and bring peace to Syria then there is Israel that has the aim to produce 'Greater Israel'. So I think another war in Syria is almost inevitable

[@MA-td2ic]

play stupid games, win stupid prizes, you brought it to yourself when you supported this maniac dictator And by Maniac I mean its meaning in Arabic and English

[@Ibrahim-wn9sr]

Are you okay ?

[@john144]

@@MA-td2ic So you prefer another form of madness via extremist actions?

[@ntag2740]

The reason that Iran didn't back Assad was he wouldn't cooperate with Iran. He grew arrogant and didn't want the Iranians have influence over the country. So when the rebels started gaining strength, Iran threw him under the bus.

[@astrodas1910]

Yeah it's weird how arrogant Assad became. Turkiye wanted to negotiate with Assad before these operations. In return, Assad asked Hatay from Turkiye, a Turkish province... I think dude was on crack this last few months.

[@sideburngthepeacebringer27]

Hatay was originally Syrian, but France gave it to Turkiye. ​@@astrodas1910

[@Ihatehuman666]

strategically it was the stupidest mistake, now Iran is in total isolation, no cooperations in the M East

[@plugshirt1762]

@@astrodas1910 Yeah how stupid do you have to be to get so cocky that you flip off the only nations supporting you when you don't even control your entire country

[@amiraz-dv3ic]

The Iranian army has said that the main reason was that the Iranian military forces cannot fight for Syria, while the Syrian army only watches and the Syrian people do not care.

[@FstoogFather]

Thank you, Caesar. We'll never forget you.

[@totalNERD-eo7wx]

"Ideals are peaceful, history is violent."

[@Santrix125]

Great video, thanks for covering this topic as I haven't seen it in major news networks, as the election and south korea news has been taking the headlines. It's sad to see how major powers influence countries like Syria, only for expanding their sphere of influence while neglecting the people who live there. While it is good that Assad is out of power, I feel like Syria will be more unstable now. Anyways, I have a recommendation for you, you should make a series on countries that went through major political crises in the late 20th century and 21st century, to provide how those countries are doing right now. Some examples could be Iraq, Afghanistan, Cuba, Mexico, Serbia, etc. I love your videos and I hope you upload more. Have a great day/night :)

[@stevecooper7883]

Assad is hiding in Moscow now, who knows what'll happen to him

[@majdsaleh_]

Thank you for your explanation I'm a 19 years old and I've lived almost all of my live with the war and I really hope for peace in the region, cause people here have suffered enough of this war Thanks you again

[@kenzo1091]

I hope they can negotiate and govern all together cuz we don’t wanna receive more refugees T.T

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

"I'm a 19 years old and I've lived almost all of my live with the war " What, in your opinion, do ordinary Syrians think will come of this? Is there any clear idea about what sort of government will dominate?

[@detective_solar]

@@alexanderSydneyOz The're happy

[@laurentmisso6732]

Hoping for peace too, would like to visit Syria for a holiday in the future.

[@longiusaescius2537]

@detective_solar That's cap

[@Sammyboi-j1y]

Let’s hope Syria gets back in shape… and that the people get peace(I’m also Syrian)

[@anwarsubhani9346]

Exceptional summary!

[@ConnorCocoas]

Love this thorough explanation, I’m subscribing

[@ReviveHF]

First Afghanistan, then Myanmar, then South Korea and now Syria.

[@passinglyimout]

Afghanistan, iraq or whatever fuck country you're saying their situation was completely different from Syria I don't know why people are comparing this shitty ass countries with each other

[@M7md_1214]

Don't forget Bangladesh

[@zombiedalekweck2243]

Burma has always been in a civil war ever since like... the 1960's??? Yeah...

[@michaelweston409]

@@ReviveHF Libya, Sudan, Burkin Faso, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Somalia just to name a few more recent examples of Western strategic brilliance

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

Also Lebanon, Niger, Mali, the 2020s is to use a scientific term a complete shitshow

[@Prauwlet213]

Lenin was right when he said that there are decades where weeks happen, and weeks where decades happen.

[@MMajor13]

As someone who has been low-key following the situation for years now, thank you for creating an informative, unbiased video which accurately describes the situation in a simple yet sufficient manner. I also love the art style!

[@Randomperson-yr3gp]

Thanks I couldn’t bother to look into it too much so this helps

[@nicholassano2854]

Thank you for in-depth explanation, I'm an American and not all of us are tone deaf to the world. I will admit I do not know personally who I would support in such a crisis, but as I see it it will just make the issues in Israel, Gaza and Syria and the area's around Oman (trade disruption) the possible starting area for a new Global Conflict. As i am an Atheist I hope this dose not come to pass and I hope for the bet outcome from these issues. Good Luck and and stay as safe as you can.

[@anas.mohamed010]

What do you think of Israel's occupation of Syrian lands now?

[@nicholassano2854]

@@anas.mohamed010 I mean the lands occupied are long contested area known as the Golan Heights and as the Syrian Government is in the state of unknown accountability and no one knows what's going on in Syria atm i don't know what to make of it but the area in question has long been a staging ground for Hezbollah mortar and rocket and arty strikes into Israel for the better part of 3 decades

[@olg7483]

​@@anas.mohamed010 i believe since the syrian government has collapsed it should be given back or at least given and then administered by an outside force

[@anas.mohamed010]

@nicholassano2854 Even if Hezbollah is bombing Israel, this does not mean that it is occupying Syrian territory،

[@anas.mohamed010]

@nicholassano2854 You justified the invasion of Palestine by saying that it was a Jewish kingdom, then you invaded the Golan Heights in Syria. Do you think in the future you will invade the rest of the Arab countries under the pretext of eliminating terrorism? All of this is brainwashing, and Palestine will be liberated and Syria will return the Golan Heights after recovery. I hope that the Western countries will stop supporting the Zionist occupation.

[@Aodh9000]

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

[@user-uk9sd2ln7f]

8:08 Rebel forces have promised the continuation of Russian military bases and diplomatic missions in Syria.

[@AGTaNGrA.]

But Russia will take away everything from Syria and walk away :) Cuz it doesnt want to stay. Syria will never be stable again,it will turn into Afghanistan 2,whats the point to keep bases,soldiers or tech in there ?

[@lieutenantcolonelnicholson9228]

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation! I have been trying to pay attention, watching the news, thinking for myself and all, but WHAT A MESS! Now I see why I had such a difficult time keeping track of all the players, let alone understanding their motives. TOP SHELF VIDEO, LIKED, SUBSCRIBED, CARRY ON!!!

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Try reading the Bible, it’s the most accurate.

[@SuperCrazyfin]

Thank you very much for this video.

[@MARCStovall]

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[@lightcompanion9696]

Welcome to capitalism

[@regreto9741]

Whats quarden token

[@Rootiga]

@@regreto9741 some made up reddit conspiracy nonsense, thats why its impossible to find literally information about it

[@crafterrium8724]

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[@olg7483]

​@@lightcompanion9696 i dont want the alternative

[@pragya3450]

A great video to explain the current situation! Thanks a lot. Much respect. no matter who rules the civilians will suffer. its very sad.

[@FactStorm]

Great work! I love how up to date this is, thanks for your efforts. May Syria find peace

[@lealbuniak7028]

I was waiting for this video

[@CoreenAbel]

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[@jabloko992]

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[@HaxxorElite]

Scam

[@darealbukchoyboi]

Source? Trust me bro

[@adamcummings20]

shut up bot

[@saucy743]

I have a feeling this'll devolve into a Post-Saddam Iraq type of situation

[@Micaniker]

Hopefully not

[@saucy743]

@Micaniker atleast it's not as bad as post Gaddafi Libya, but that's also a possibility.

[@Exocrotic-yn2ck]

​@@saucy743no it's way different, (I am iraqi) Syria is sunni also Syria is backed by Türkiye and it's very far from Iran and Iran has lost all of its power so Syria will be rebuilding peacefully with Turkish support, if you ever think Turks are bad then you are an idiot because Turks helped them and have them refuge and did many stuff to them, also Türkiye is the only one alongside the UN who is rebuilding in Iraq so Türkiye will help keep everything good and in shape.

[@Hamsteak]

2:23 it's interesting his resume of leadership positions. He's like a company executive that hops positions, as soon as that company has the sniffing of it failing

[@theglobalgambit]

Great video mate - love your creativity and efforts to provide as much detail despite the rate this has evolved in 12 days. More territorial shifts will come, notably on the west with Russia's bases and north-east over the Kurdish autonomous area. How and by whom though, will be much harder to tell.

[@paulmetzgar2604]

My stance is that Syria should become a Confederacy. Each group will be supreme in its own controlled territory, but they are to work together for mutual security against hostile outside forces.

[@unregierbar7694]

By this logic western countries with mass immigration will be broken up too with large areas populated by foreign populations. This is not acceptable to people who consider themselves a native population.

[@AeneaSXI]

That be good but it won't happen. Power greedy groups will always thrive for more. Also Turkey wants to destroy the Kurds in Syria and a good chunk of the rebel factions are backed by Turkey. No chance for peace until Kurdistan is born or the Kurds are subdued completely...

[@Klovaneer]

I am sad to say but Syria just should not be. MENA post-ottoman borders were drawn up on a whim and caused only grief. Almost like allies didn't want stable MENA states.

[@Rootiga]

syria is going to cease to exist, thats the only way this ends. it should never have existed to begin with, its literally the result of british and french colonial borders

[@paulmetzgar2604]

@@Klovaneer Oh. I am not saying that any outside force should have any say in this. That is what caused so much of the modern Middle East and Africa's issues. The locals should sort out the exact borders. Unfortunately, violence is most likely going to be involved in determining the borders. In either case, I suspect that Turkey will attempt to annex large swaths of Syria.

[@jelicadujmovic9781]

So they want us to believe that now ISIL and ex ISIL are good guys in syria commong guys hahaha

[@noonwraith401]

Go drive a tractor serb

[@عابر-سبيل-ب]

isis were asking for his head and you should search up for how ;minorities are treated

[@anton161817]

Good? the morally good probably died first a decade ago... this is what's left.

[@derrickthewhite1]

@@anton161817 ISIL is still out in the desert. These guys are closer to the Taliban or Fatah than to ISIL. Its still not great, but they're not ISIL.

[@AGTaNGrA.]

@@derrickthewhite1 they are ISIS. The ones that came from the north :) U remember that bomber that Turkey took down,years ago ? The russian one ? It was in that area. Going to bomb ISIS :)))) ISIS was last located near Alepo. Those "freedom fighters" all come from that area.

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

"Assad must go!" "Who must go? HAHAHAHAH-" "*You.*"

[@temistogen]

Out of all the powers influencing the Syrians the Turks are the most likely to end up in a similar situation.

[@SawedOffLaser]

Assad: "shit you're right" *leaves*

[@crazychicken8290]

assad curse over

[@capncake8837]

@@crazychicken8290 It’s Bashover. 😔

[@yourlocalyoutubecommenter]

@@capncake8837 bashar al-over

[@turkbud802]

I vote for Big PP ! (PoliticswithPaint) Our man in the senate !!!

[@colegilbert673]

big

[@lucasjames7524]

I always love these animated videos! Your choices of how to show the different countries are really nice!

[@alexjohns4354]

This should have 10 million views

[@fumarc4501]

We must continue to support the Kurdish people.

[@erenbaba3789]

Nah

[@michaelweston409]

@@fumarc4501 looks like Turkey has its sights on conquering the Kurds of northern Syria & adding more land to Turkey

[@matt9999]

the Kurdish people unfortunately suffered the same fate as the Sámi people. they were divided into seperate nations by larger powers without a nation of their own. hopefully the future isn't bleak for the two ethnic groups, and that they get the freedom they deserve

[@kiev959]

stop killing our ppl than

[@jonasjorgensen8759]

​@matt9999 sami people as in the northren scandinavian folk? They dont want a state.

[@januarysson5633]

I was hoping for more discussion of the oil pipeline issue.

[@victorhreisemnou]

By far the best vídeo explanation to the Siria situation 🤙🏼

[@KHP-jk1tb]

نبارك للشعب السوري الحر التحرر من ال الجحش …. من عمان 🇴🇲💚💚💚

[@deadshothunter5769]

I remember in high school around 2017/2018 I made a presentation in geography class about the factions of the Syrian civil war. Thinking back I regret not going in depth about how divided the anti Assad rebels were. Regardless I think the best course of action is for the rebels to NOT start infighting and agree to play all sides of influence so everyone’s at least semi happy. In a decade we’re either gonna see offshoot political parties based around the alliance or self annihilation.

[@PappyGunn]

I don't think they will get along too well. Some of them are from the loony bin part of the political spectrum

[@esense9602]

You've got separatist, terrorist, rebels, and proxies. Good luck if that group would be peaceful.

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

​@@PappyGunnAnd even if they get along then what are they going to do about the threat from Israel who sees them as hostile terrorist groups and a threat

[@sus527]

Quite common in all Sunni countries conflict, if they don't reform it will be same fate as rest of Sunni countries...if they reform

[@PappyGunn]

@syedmuhammadmustafa7684 Yes, this is something to watch. I can see 2 of the "rebel" groups being opposed to Israel. There is Turkey and Iran pulling the strings and financing two of them.

[@Garmin21111]

Its also worth noting that HTS is by far the most organized group in Syria with it's own military defense production making ammunition, artillery, MLRS, drones, proto cruise missiles, and armored vehicles as well as a much more unified and professional army compared to the often random actions of other groups.

[@vladtheimpaler2930]

Aren't they like backed by the CIA or some shit

[@ForOne814]

@@vladtheimpaler2930 Turkey, not CIA. Specifically not CIA, actually.

[@VolkTikhon]

That just propaganda like hezbollah. Most of them probably came from Tukiye

[@Garmin21111]

@VolkTikhon it's not propaganda. I've been watching HTS for years. The equipment they use does not come from Turkey. The SNA uses turkish equipment. HTS largely makes it's own.

[@DavidbarZeus1]

So the most dangerous radicals in the region have enough stability to make their own weapons? GREAT, just great

[@mohammadalsalamah3142]

Thank you. Will summarized

[@tr4nce206]

Informative video

[@richardschulman8821]

Get rid of Assad, but do you get the Taliban now?

[@jaybartgis5148]

Who was the guy in charge that decided to make Israel ball a cube

[@Foodisgood]

Hebrew math says spheres are actually cubes.

[@mansur_ali]

some certain guy who very much liked ovens...

[@realtorrasheeddubai]

Congratulations to the Syrian people on their progress toward a free and peaceful Syria. May this be a step toward unity, stability, and a brighter future for all. Love from Dubai

[@JoeyBoBoey]

Why is dispute and conflict “insane”? It’s been happening since the dawn of man.

[@Birdy890]

Because murder is insane. All you have to do is read the story of Caine and Abel, God himself asks Caine why he's so mad and Caine can't justify it. It is by definition insane, doesn't matter how long it's been going down.

[@basedmongoloid2278]

@@Birdy890 Cain and Abel is one story of conflict out of thousands if not millions from history and fiction. Citing one instance where it wasn't justified is not an argument that conflict is insane, nor that all conflict amounts to murder, nor that it isn't normal. Saying it was "insane" implies Cain had no motive whatsoever and that he just did it, but the truth is that everyone who reads the story understands he had a motive, and it was jealousy. Does that mean it was justified? No, but that also doesn't mean it was insane or random. Similarly, there are many conflicts which may not be totally justified, but calling them insane is disingenuous because there is always a motive.

[@Birdy890]

There was a Japanese man that burned down a studio, murdering several people in the process because he saw their adverts on the train and they angered him. Does it make him any less insane because he had a motive? Is that what you're trying to argue?

[@bramvanduijn8086]

Why not? What definition of insane and since the dawn of man are you using that makes the two incompatible? Seems to be they're very much compatible.

[@JoeyBoBoey]

@@Birdy890 or we could observe nature and realize it’s predictable and just be at peace with the idea that we as a species capable of forming society (hopefully civilized), need that to no longer be a thing, and therefore need heavy incentive to not partake in the activity. Deterrence. Like we do with all criminal and problematic acts, or at least should do.

[@DLA-721-h2s]

Here in syria No place for a group of people or any other army syria is for Syrians

[@Pouria_a_a]

It's disgusting seeing some people are defending dictators and murderers like khàmenei and Bashar A$sad who ki11ed thousands of innocent people

[@ExecutiveGamer_]

I love your videos. Simple, unbiased and straight to the point- keep up the great work :)🥂

[@HorsesArePeople2]

The Syria situation is insane

[@hasanbate2]

I'm a citizen from Damascus, so I'll explain things from our view. Just an hour ago, Israel started bombing Syrian Chemical Facilities (where they store many weapons). The Syrian future is brighter than ever. The HTS promised us many things, and from what we're seeing, they're handling things correctly. The nominees for Presedential Placements are all well chosen. In just the next month or two, they promised: 1) Make electricity shifts 24/7 (they used to be 1h every 6 hours, and in the past 3 weeks it was ranging from 10-30minutes only. That's only one part of Damascus, it's way worse in other places) 2) Distribute fuel and gas equally among all the country. 3) Create a new currency that will overcome the hyper-inflation in Syria. Now on the commuinity side, it's a bit rogue but it's getting controlled. Pictures of Bashar Al-Assad are getting stomped on and burned, there was shootings everywhere for celebrations, all markets or businesses afilliated with/ or belong to the previous governorate all got destroyed and stolen, and most people are afraid. Alhamdulilah God is with us and we'll keep going forward as a nation, as Syrians and as proud Muslims

[@Azobim]

It's interesting to hear your perspective. Do you think the different groups and factions can now work together after the regime's fall? I believe the only way forward is achieving peace among all cultures and communities. For instance, could HTS and the Kurds coexist and respect each other's presence, or is the hate too deep (if it exists)? I also feel that foreign military influences-whether from Russia, the USA, Iran, Israel, or Turkey-have negatively impacted your country, I think Syria should try to get rid of all those influences.

[@hasanbate2]

Outsiders will always have influence on Syria. It's just the way it is. But after HTS took over, this influence changes. Things will get better because after Al-Assad went away USA is happy about it, and Europe will start sending all the Syrian refugees back to Syria which they will invest here so it should be a great step forward. The current leading group/s are trying to create peace, so they'll find a way to make things work

[@zozoghareeb8104]

​@@Azobim hello, as a fellow Syrian from Lattakia I'd like to say that we are cautiously optimistic about the future of Syria. Though, We are pretty anxious about another civil war happening. But we can only hope that they somehow cooperate and bring a more stable future

[@bengisukubra9397]

I hope everything goes well. Can I ask what do you think about SDF? Because it looks like US going to root for them. And It was surprizing for me to see Israel bombing Syrian facilities and no one talks about it. Wouldn't that makes HTS and other greens vulnerable to SDF attacks? Also Israel too. What if Israel and SDF attacks at the same time since they are coalition.

[@zozoghareeb8104]

@@bengisukubra9397 Well the land that they want is unfortunately the part of Syria that has all of our oil and wheat. Ever since they've had it, we've had fuel and food shortages. So them taking that land would be really problematic but with US supporting them they could become independent and that would cause even more pain for the average Syrian

[@tarekxd9159]

The way i saw all people are celebrating together i took a hope that syria finally will get peace

[@rowdy8814]

it wont, just like when saddam was removed, the country will collapse and become a shithole.

[@manthanpatel6295]

They are all terrorist not rebel leaders as the west talking about 😂😂

[@syedmuhammadmustafa7684]

The people don't want to see their heads being removed just yet so even Pro-Assadists have to support the rebels now 😂

[@astrodas1910]

​@@manthanpatel6295 Are you a Syrian? Because Syrians viewed Assad as terrorist, and celebrate now that he's gone.

[@angusmacmillan5365]

Very good explanation.

[@danked6731]

The poor people of Syria just like Libya Iraq Afghanistan

[@michaelweston409]

@@danked6731 Yemen, Sudan, Lebanon, Palestine, Burkin Faso, Somalia, Myanmar to add a few more recent failed states due to the west

[@I_Q313]

Can you stop bashing Iraq, if you are ignorant of how Iraq is developing today, how stable it is, and whether it is possible to go to this country for tourism

[@connectedonline1060]

We in western Europe can live in peace when those refugees go back now.

[@oussamabekk1108]

Oh shut up

[@MarkWTYT]

fr shut up

[@oussamabekk1108]

@ReconquestEurope oh you shut up too

[@HOPEfullBoi01]

WESTERN Europe?? Turkey has over 10 million of them. Good riddance!

[@copperblock1053]

​@ReconquestEuropewich is ? A lot of westerners are racists even they said they aren't, some of them are the litteral depiction of "respect all races✊✊🏻✊🏼(✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿)"

[@gonzalotego]

I watched many videos about the whole situation and I think this is the clearest and most accurate one! Thanks!

[@PR0b13m-o7]

correct "way too radical" to "way too against US policies"

[@Zephyr-b4v]

So, if it's "not too radical" that means that the millions of syrians will go back to their country now? I can believe whatever you say, as long as you GO BACK in your wonderful country.

[@valor-2569]

a group believing in sunni fundamentalism affiliated with al qaeda and with a leader who served in ISIS is moderate to you?

[@PR0b13m-o7]

we all know deep down that anything against US is automatically categorized as "radical", even when you see invasion of iraq, afghanistan, support of isreal... millions of dead civilian by US gov, and in the end everything is "too radical" except US gov.

[@lero_]

@@valor-2569 better than being with the na zis right?

[@claire_code101]

no buddy the description is correct, there is reason why no one want to live in Afghanistan and Libya

[@YourLocalBrit-y3c]

As some wise guy on a related video once said: "All jokes Assad, this is getting Syrias"

[@caster863]

Syria is just a concept

[@michaelweston409]

@@caster863 I don’t see Syria surviving as a state after this. But this has been long known since the beginning of this nasty civil war. Turkey will swallow up huge swaths of northern & eastern Syria while claiming it’s to stop the Kurds. A Kurd state will likely gain independence somewhere in the west if not sniffed out by Turkey & given enough support from the Americans. Israel will likely permanently occupy the Golan heights & even larger parts in the south. The few densely populated pockets of cities like Damascus, Homs, & Aleppo who fall under these various insurgent groups will turn into small Muslim kingdoms likely bickering over what remains. Syria as a singular state doesn’t have much of a shot again. This is just a repeat of history though. As Syria has always been conquered by various foreign empires going back to the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Parthians, Mongols, Turks, & countless dozens others. Their mistake is having a bad starting location in the center of the middleast.

[@dayffe]

Just discovered your channel - a great way to explain this situation (& many others I'll assume : SUBSCRIBED!)

[@YahyaBek]

if u wanna answers u gotta ask a syrian, nothing about this revolution is radical yet, look at aleppo, hope it will just go to civilians to rule, not army again and repainting the circle

[@senpoll1148]

То чувство когда твою страну разрывают на куски, но ты просто чиловый презедент на полпути к Москве.

[@merkeet]

Ah so now all Syrian refugees in Europe can return home? Oh wait.....

[@PeruvianPotato]

You are NOT getting your ethnostate

[@nelsonlee53]

Great video and info. But super confusing situation. So many different factions and interests.

[@americanpride5540]

Come on seriously guys there isnt going to be a negotiated coalition government in Syria. It is going to end up a brutal islamic state just like what we saw in Afghanistan.

[@michaelweston409]

@@americanpride5540 I don’t see Syria surviving as a state after this. But this has been long known since the beginning of this nasty civil war. Turkey will swallow up huge swaths of northern & eastern Syria while claiming it’s to stop the Kurds. A Kurd state will likely gain independence somewhere in the west if not sniffed out by Turkey & given enough support from the Americans. Israel will likely permanently occupy the Golan heights & even larger parts in the south. The few densely populated pockets of cities like Damascus, Homs, & Aleppo who fall under these various insurgent groups will turn into small Muslim kingdoms likely bickering over what remains. Syria as a singular state doesn’t have much of a shot again. This is just a repeat of history though. As Syria has always been conquered by various foreign empires going back to the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Parthians, Mongols, Turks, & countless dozens others. Their mistake is having a bad starting location in the center of the middleast.

[@broever2]

@@michaelweston409 starting location is crazy

[@broever2]

it wont be an islamic state like afghanistan because they are two very differnt countrys, plus the taliban own afganistan

[@michaelweston409]

@@broever2 play any civilization game as Syria. Really hard to break out. Bunch of strong nations around you

[@broever2]

@@michaelweston409 does conflitic of nations count?cuz i played once and it is not to hard to become strong if you invade turkey or iraq,but i do see your point.

[@TrapAnimate]

That new government needs to made asap

[@blackwatertv7018]

The Syrian opposition has had almost 14 years to plan and organize a new government. Im sure they are going into high gear right waiting for the prime minster to call elections

[@awp4444]

They have a caretaker government rn

[@stevecooper7883]

​@awp4444Turkey?

[@tarekxd9159]

Hope not jolani ​@awp4444

[@awp4444]

@stevecooper7883 no the old pm is currently running the caretaker government while the rebels negotiate with eachother

[@shahriar4706_]

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[@sptvids]

Very Interesting video 👍

[@christopher9727]

Do you know Jesus Christ can set you free from sins and save you from hell today Jesus Christ is the only hope in this world no other gods will lead you to heaven There is no security or hope with out Jesus Christ in this world come and repent of all sins today Today is the day of salvation come to the loving savior Today repent and do not go to hell Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today Romans 6.23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

[@lazydaisee3997]

'Queers for Syria' should do a tour of the country and report back

[@KaCi1987]

😂😂😂🎉

[@dolphinshefer]

as an israeli i laugh (without hate) at this situation. iran had 5 friends and now left alone 💀 do they still need the nuke?

[@kube6565]

fear Turkey my brother. Israeli games are DONE!

[@Ahhdonkie.26]

I hate Israel and Iran you do know they are together

[@gula_rata]

Seems like everyone forgot what happened after Qaddafi was overthrown in Libya.

[@toeg1]

Amazing presentation. I am not that on top of the various factions, but this seems to be very complete without a lot of opinionating.Great job.

[@ballenboy]

Turkey should watch out. Like Pakistan supporting the Talibans and now they are getting out"allahu akbarr"ed by the new islamic nation.

[@Zephyr-b4v]

Now Turks are celebrating, thinking that they will create the new ottoman empire. The funniest thing is that soon they'll have to live under the ottoman rule, with Sultans and no human rights and no elections. Just like ottoman empire 😂

[@Qlody]

​@@Zephyr-b4v what you wrote just goes to show how clueless you are. We aren't celebrating because "Hurrah! Ottoman empire is back!" No. We are celebrating because PKK terrorists got captured during these conflicts and it was a massive blow to them.