Bashar Al-Assad: the Rise and Fall of a Tyrant

[@Kaltagstar96]

Imagine being a patient at the Western Eye Hospital and you see the bloke who used to give you a check up as a full on dictator of Syria!

[@jessicamarshall1975]

I'm not a patient at the Western Eye Hospital but I live close to it and have been there several times with family and friends and I'm shocked to hear that he used to work there. His actual patients must have so shocked.

[@plasmapanasonic4741]

Very based imho

[@SEAZNDragon]

I imagine at least one of his old patients scheduled an appointment to double check their eyesight.

[@Kaltagstar96]

@@SEAZNDragon "Fuck, does that mean I've got to go to Syria for my next appointment?"

[@Mo_A5699]

Imagine living in a terrorist country and not realizing it's the most terrorist country on earth. That country is USA.

[@theawesomeman9821]

What I learned over the last two weeks was that Assad really had no support base among his own people and would have been overthrown during the Arab Spring if Hezbollah and Iran had not gotten involved.

[@arithmetikmilitantpoetry9548]

Oh definitely not to mention Russia's 60k or so airstrikes

[@balemohamad6135]

The shia mercenaries and Russian bought him some time

[@WIDBAU]

Important to recognise the lack of intervention also. In the fall of Libya, the US had intervened, read it all wrong and Benghazi happened… which was a political disaster. When Syria began to destabilise many western powers wanted to stay out of it. They’d had failures of intervention in Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan, they’d found toppling dictators could lead to a vaccum of power. They’d found that bankrolling opposition (in Afghanistan) could in time turn out to be bankrolling people who’d turn against western imperialism (Al Que da in Afghanistan and September 11) Obama, declared chemical weapons his ‘red line’… if they were used, he’d intervene… but then it happened… over and over again and the political power wasn’t with him. The UN was woeful in their response. After chemical weapons were used by Assad, the UN sent in a team to investigate… not that weapons had been used as everyone knew that, but who had used them. This ‘investigation’ would be draw out… and basically render everyone else impotent. No one could intervene whilst the investigation was ongoing. So yes, I agree that Assad had external support for arms etc… but you have to also understand the geopolitical factors which meant external opposition didn’t come.

[@faraj7897]

As a Syrian, this is absolutely correct. Another thing the regime did was making minorities scared of Sunnis in Syria, and made them feel that if he leaves they will all be persecuted for standing by his side. That’s why mostly his people (the alawaites), who run the military and intelligence services never left his side. Also it doesn’t hurt that they were the rulers of a country, who would give that up after being fed power for 50 straight years

[@Royce16727]

Yeah, probably.

[@thefrecklepuny]

As an Iraqi chap said in central Baghdad after the fall of Saddam Hussein: "Today I am very happy. Tomorrow I start worrying".

[@regalvas]

A much needed overview of a fallen regime as we see what replaces it

[@ns7495]

Well since they already took golan heights im guessing in long term that would be israel, which looking at Gaza might be worst option to syrias arab population, but in meanwhile lets explore options that dont wiev syrians as non humans and for their sake hope they suceed on first go.

[@regalvas]

@@ns7495 Last time Israel pushed too far it was made to give nearly all of the land back. To take some strategic territory while the world powers are deciding if recognize the new goverment is very different from engaging on a full war and ocupation of vast hostile territory

[@ns7495]

@@regalvas Like i said think isreal intends to take syria in long term, they have expansionist tendencies after all, not now, but when opprotunity presents itself and as i indicated depending on what new goverment looks like justification for occupation and annexing might be laid at this junctor.

[@InterstellarTaco]

​@ns7495 what territory has Israel taken over and not given back?

[@truthteller2711]

@@InterstellarTacogolan heights

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:35 - Chapter 1 - A rise steeped in blood 5:25 - Chapter 2 - The civil war begins 7:25 - Chapter 3 - Chemical weapons 9:50 - Chapter 4 - Prisons 12:35 - Chapter 5 - Mass displacement 16:40 - Chapter 6 - Law 10 17:55 - Chapter 7 - (Brief) rehabilitation

[@seanbinkley7363]

Shared this before but will share again because it is important. I think it’ll be important in the coming years to remember the brutality of the Assad regime and how ultimately like Gaddafi in Libya, Assad couldn’t maintain stability or bring it back to his country. Many people (especially online) white wash Gaddafi now because of how badly Libya descended into further anarchy after he was gone. Since there’s a good chance Syria will follow this path (though not guaranteed as nothing is) I can imagine people trying to do the same thing with Assad. It’s important to keep in mind that these regimes were brutal and were terrible and it was precisely because they were so brutal and terrible that enough people in these countries were willing to rise up and fight for years to bring them down. Much gets made about how the MENA region needs strongmen dictators to keep order but we’ve also seen time and again how these strongmen also seem to fall with regularity as well. Whatever comes next for Syria, if it’s worse or better, the fact remains Assad couldn’t have been the answer to Syria’s problems and never was. If he had been he’d never have fallen and no one would have rebelled against him in the first place.

[@zoanth4]

The instability came from the cia and mossed agents terrorizing the country. They literally armed isis

[@108chapin]

As somewhat of a geographic essentialist I would argue that a country like Syria, which is to say a desert with borders dictated by mandate after the collapse of the ottoman empire, it is doomed to be an unstable dictatorship until it either gets gobbled up by Turkey (pun intended) or gobbles up the surrounding areas until it reaches stable and economically prosperous borders. This is also true for Libya. Until a strong-man brutal dictatorship returns it is doomed to be a chaotic mess, and the people who say Gaddafi in charge was a better situation were probably correct, because the solution either looks just like gaddafi, or they get gobbled up by Turkey, but most likely a hybrid of those two options. This being said, I too would like them to wind up like Massachusetts, but they don't have the geography to make it happen.

[@Screaming-Bees]

Small but important correction the people didn't rise up the us funded rebel groups to rise up.

[@seanbinkley7363]

@ lol

[@madgavin7568]

@@Screaming-Bees They did rise up. Stop blaming the US for everything.

[@edward5985]

Really love your videos, Simon. Good job and happy new year to you!

[@Cptbaraa]

Dont love it, is full of bias, just open another other video, and you will understand the narrative of this one

[@edward5985]

How and on what is it full of bias? ​@@Cptbaraa

[@archstanton6102]

​@@Cptbaraa give your examples and sources proving your points?

[@nc8842]

As a western observer, I wish nothing but the best for the Syrians after what they have been through. They have been through a lot. Really makes you appreciate the rights we take for granted on this side of the world.

[@gabbyt98]

One of those arrested in the wake of the Damascus spring crackdown was my mum’s lecturer at uni. Fun side note, his original family name was alwahash which means the monster

[@hanh7395]

Nothing like starting the new year with a Warfront video

[@elmoktaeb4228]

As a syrian, let me say this. Nothing will be worse than the assad family rule except isis. Bashar and his father ruled like nazis. George orwell’s 1984 is basically what syria was. Hts has been doing better so far, we are all cautious and need to see more to trust them. But most syrians would choose comprising islamists over assad. Islamist have principles and won’t torture civilians like assad did to my uncle who was detained for 30 years, he was a part of a socialist party that refused to help hafez assad in his coupe.

[@ASHLEY-p7l3x]

Stay safe I've seen videos of Damascus before the war an amazing city

[@wyettmuth8411]

‘Islamists won’t torture’ Uhhh… okay.

[@MsDragonbal776]

So it sits well with you that foreign powers are currently tearing the country apart for their own benefit? That this "civil war" only started because of US backing of "rebel groups". That the new leadership of Syria is currently in bed with Israel, who has not only been killing middle easterners left right and center in Iran, Gaza, and Lebanon, but is making it very clear they'll do it to anyone else they set their eyes on?? This is the confusion for foreigners like myself. The current situation in the country does NOT seem to be the salvation that people like you think it is

[@loopybrogaming1149]

​@wyettmuth8411 if they follow Islam properly, then no, they wont. not that hard to understand Theres nothing in Islam which allows the torture and oppression of innocent people. In fact, theres evidence going aginst this.

[@Mohammadkwt]

A tyrant regime that was supported by france in its early colonization of Syria. Built on secularism and other fllth, now is gone down the toilet. Hopefully, your country will recover fast.

[@Slayer12349]

Better hope for democracy and not another Islamic fascist dictatorship.

[@FlyingGuillotine100]

al-queda already running hog wild

[@10ken10]

There is nothing "islamic" in fascism, this term you created it in the West with your politics. And for the sake of argument, if fascism rises with 51% of the population in favor, then it is democratically okay under your terms, even you are confused with your own politics, hypocrites....

[@amberinthemist7912]

Democracy is not a government that comes naturally to people in this region.

[@yasskass89]

Don't forget your bull shit western interference that is rampant in our region.

[@_NoDrinkTheBleach]

I remember a few years before the Arab Spring, Bashar and Asma appeared on some US morning news show. They were really trying to sell Syria as a wonderful and free nation, and the TV people seemed entranced by Asma. It was odd, to say the least. After the Arab Spring, I don't remember any news outlet positively talking about the Al-Assad regime or Syria ever again.

[@vidiot9000]

Asma?

[@solar0wind]

​@@vidiot9000 His wife or soon-to-be ex-wife.

[@vidiot9000]

@@solar0wind i’m guessing she’s looking for the next dictator who is still in charge.

[@saltymonke3682]

Even top gear was there

[@neofulcrum5013]

Bro just gradually made bad decisions leading to this: responding with violent crackdowns to protests, using barrel explosives and chemical weapons and keeping thousands trapped in underground labyrinths where who’s knows what untold atrocities were committed to the detainees. 13 years of a civil war, undone in about two or so weeks.

[@motivatedtoscapechildsupport]

Being brutal doesn't end tyrants. Dictatorships lose their power when they lose their grip of power. Assad family lost after one of the most brutal civil wars in 21st century,Saddam lost when he was directly invaded in 2003 and gaddafi lost because Nato bombed his army to make sure he would lose power. Other dictators that fell weren't either bloodthirsty or puppet of America and at the end of the cold war,they were forced to give up on power(they didn't want to). Look at modern day cuba,it's the neighbor of USA and the regime is still kicking around.

[@Mohammadkwt]

A tyrant regime that was supported by france in its early colonization of Syria. Built on secularism and other fllth, now is gone down the toilet.

[@glennjanot8128]

The question is, what made the Syrian army lose their morale like that.

[@zoanth4]

The cia and mossad probably did all of that to destabilize the nation.

[@badluck5647]

@@neofulcrum5013 He should have fled to Moscow then.

[@GeoffredricksontheThird-u3h]

I love your content, Simon, never been this early before, but thank you for providing an incorrupt report of the insanity taking place in this world now, it is more meaningful than you might think.

[@colddogs]

the first thing i did was search for sednaya prison break videos after assad fled, and cried happy tears for the prison survivors when i watched the video of everyone being freed.

[@joshmcdaniel2296]

I know this isn’t the main takeaway of the video but it’s wild to me that there’s some British person out there still whose glasses were given to them by Bashar….absolutely wild concept

[@mgk780]

he was an idiot doctor, he once did a routine checkup on a patient and the proceeded to blind him in both eyes in a single setting

[@briansass9551]

Built like a Bob's Burgers character.

[@jgonascar]

Bashar’s Burgers

[@jehutyprime]

I always thought he looked like droopy dog (and imagined he sounded the same)

[@whitearmourfilm]

Great content as always Simon and happy new years

[@matthewadams333]

Another banger!!! Good job!!!

[@gianurwiler5098]

I Wish you a good New Year Simon thank you keep it up😉

[@cellphoneyay]

Happy New Year and thank you for breaking down this complicated issue

[@EmilyJelassi]

Love your content, Simon and team! Thank you for always keeping us updated on the continuing conflicts happening around the world! Happy New Year to you and your families!!🎉🎆❄️🥂☺️✨️🥂🎉🎆❄️

[@spike_-ry1se]

Was hoping you would make this video Simon.

[@GlorifiedG-z9c]

want to see on the ground there? Bald and Bankrupt has two episodes there

[@puffpuffpass3214]

​@@GlorifiedG-z9cBald is a pretty shitty person dont compare Simon to him😂

[@puffpuffpass3214]

​@GlorifiedG-z9c I love some of his videos though, especially the Darian Gap one

[@equarg]

It’s still early, Syria’s fate is still uncertain. Things can change suddenly.

[@Nocontextandy]

My father was locked up in Tadmur prison And since he was released in 2000 he squirms and screams in his sleep on a regular basis One of the most brutal things that i heard about his time there was that when he got tuberculosis from the dire situation in the prison, they took him to a hosptial about 90 km away from the prison, and they cuffed his hands and blindfolded him and set him on the cover of the tire of the military car, so when the car started running hot, the metal under him started heating up and his thigh and buttock skin melted and stuck to the car, so he was basically skinned in order to get him off the car

[@willh1970]

Bashar al Assad. Otherwise known as the devil in Syria. Good riddance to bad rubbish. Here's to a peaceful transition for Syria from dictatorship to democracy. 🕊❤

[@landonlowe4029]

We will get a democracy this time …💀 ill get a bridge in Brooklyn

[@TurboNrrdFPV]

i really enjoy your work!

[@EAWanderer]

11:00 - Presented on - Into the Shadows - Sadnaya prison A prison of hell and death

[@TheBlackTower1]

good job on the video just to clarify the Ghouta is a area not a city in it self it is the outer ring of towns and villages that surround Damascus

[@anemar301]

As a forcefully-displaced syrian, i can say with great confidence that it's quite hard to find a regime that's worse than Bashar's, if the devil himself is to rule the new Syria, it can't be worse. Still the country needs to be rebuilt from scratch, and the sanctions against Syria need to be lifted, this gives some leverage to the international community, to keep the new regime checked and to make sure it won't make the country into a "levantian Afghanistan", but to be honest so far it looks so promising, if they kept all the promises they are releasing .. i will go back to Syria immediately even if i have to start from zero all over again. Please pray for us and for that beautiful country :)

[@kwisin1337]

Happy New Year guys!🎉🎉

[@MISSJDAWSON22]

A report well done you covered it all

[@altzana396]

We need a video on Asma al Asad. Her background, family and why/how she married and stated with Bashar.

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

"Dear Diary - Today, everyone was mad." Bashar Al-Assad

[@franciscomercado7989]

Do you think you could do an analysis on operation outside the box, where Israel destroyed Bashar’s nuclear reactor.

[@marksolarz3756]

Thanks Captain Hindsight.

[@Sinn0100]

Here is what I don't understand....Syrian Civil War has been going for 13 years straight. These last two years, we haven't seen any monumental changes (that I remember). The war is just grinding on and out of the blue Assad fleeing, and the Syrian War is over. What happened? Did Hezbollah pull out? Did Russia decide they had enough and pull support? Was Hezbollah wiped out? Did one of the Western nations decide to really step it up? No one is really saying anything. It's war, war, war, war, war, no movement, it's over! What?!

[@Pvosinc]

Ai Simon has changed T-shirt and is pumping out the vids

[@lukemarlowe6592]

We've all seen it before. Rebel leader overthrows brutal dictator, becomes new brutal dictator

[@10ken10]

Western villager comment

[@blaineedgar3073]

I'm not sure who is behind warfrorts. It's a clear assessment of conflicts around the world. With the able to cut through the fog of war with they eerily close predictions.

[@aburr518]

I'm legally blind and your videos are pretty good

[@gamemasterultima]

Is it true that blind people are usually racist?

[@aburr518]

@@gamemasterultima yes

[@gamemasterultima]

@@aburr518 based

[@Royce16727]

To answer your question, Simon: 🤷 I guess we'll find out! And I wonder what Assad was like as a Resident. Does anyone know if any of his former patients or colleagues ever gave any interviews?

[@Vladichov]

Simon does not take a break not even on New Year's

[@Saurophaganax1931]

Power doesn’t corrupt, it just reveals.

[@bilalfnous]

Why when it comes to the middle east people feel like they must say islamist and jihadist but when talking about anyone else they don't say Christians secularists lets say, or Buddhist communist and so on?

[@alex4863]

The fact that Syria was booted from the League, as Saudi Arabia terrorizes and beheads decent is hilarious.

[@syroi3964]

Comment on 6:16 , im an Alawite from Syria, what you showed here are Alevis "Alevism" in Turkey, we are two different sects, with similar names

[@The-dudeguy]

i can only wish good luck for the syrian people

[@CelesteO-h6w]

So much for that retrospective being the last video of 2024 xD

[@Ihavethetouch]

He can still post 10 videos, divided between channels

[@devilpupbear09]

I can't wait to see who's next in line to make things worse than they were before and back to the cycle of war

[@landofalwayswinter666]

“240 kilometers per hour” sounds fast, but I’m American so I actually have no idea what that means.

[@hazemsuleiman3442]

about 150 mile /h, it's fast and risky unless you have a well-designed highway for that speed like the German Autobahn

[@SPsounds100]

Should the Kurdish people be independent and free like everybody else? I think they should

[@jackcotterill2080]

Goddamn I’m going to miss this one. They just don’t make dictators like they used to. We still have the memories at least.

[@eifelitorn]

no mention of how the OPCW researchers themselves said their findings were doctored?

[@Kreismaker]

I love your videos, but pls dont confuse alavite and alawites... the Videoclip showing at 6:22 are not alawites like Assad but alavites witch have nothing to to with them...

[@ethan4786]

For an Ophthalmologist he really struggled to see the writing on the wall. 😂

[@ethan4786]

Hindsight really is 20/20 👁️👃👁️ 💋

[@EricFreedman]

why is he missing his lower jaw?

[@chrisc765]

i didnt realize that show tyrant was pretty much based on his story conpletely

[@UnholyGOD0]

24 years? Not 55. Oh, ok, that's new to us, Syrian

[@NSAsterus949]

If I had a nickel for every time I listened to a British guy explain how Bashar inexplicably went from eye doctor to dictator, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice

[@arithmetikmilitantpoetry9548]

Who's the other

[@NSAsterus949]

@arithmetikmilitantpoetry9548 John Oliver from Last Week Tonight did a special years ago, albeit in a more comedic fashion with less of a timeline of events and more making fun of Assad for his downloads on Itunes

[@NSAsterus949]

​@@arithmetikmilitantpoetry9548My other reply disappeared apparently, but Last Week Tonight did an episode years ago, albeit in a more comedic fashion

[@theconqueringram5295]

I just want Syria to exist in peace. It's a wonderful country!

[@Sumuddy]

I asked a Syrian about this and they had no idea? Is this real?

[@Hidfhjccbxcbhc]

These are cursed family, incomprehensible brutality never seen or heard in modern world a cruelty regime like this.

[@Reina.Nijinsky]

happy to see Syrians 🇸🇾 from Lebanon 🇱🇧 heading back home to help rebuild their country ❤️ Attention Syrian 🇸🇾 refugees especially from the United States 🇺🇸 you can go back home now & help rebuild ur country as well!❤️ all the best 👍🏼

[@Krazy6ix]

Ghouta, never forget the people we lost because of that

[@ddalton8754]

I’m starting to not be able to keep up with your uploads

[@micahistory]

last time I was this early, he was still ruling Syria

[@Falastin1956]

make a video about Mohammed Kanjo Hassan, the Butcher of Sednaya

[@FurioSpinone]

Simon & team yall some blue collar, hard grindin mofos

[@ASHLEY-p7l3x]

Hello war fronts team been viewer ftom beguining and watching toptenz sine 2016 could you reupload the russian invasion of Ukraine episode you did as it was an amazing episode

[@SlvrWlf88]

So if his brother didn't die this may not ever have happened

[@eliahabib5111]

Nice that you covered the Arab League. But you forgot the UN voting Syria under Bashar to the UN Human Rights Commission.

[@EmilyJelassi]

I think it's wonderful that Syria finally got rid of Asad, but I'm worried about HTS actually following through with democratic and human rights for ALL Syrians. I'm also terrified of what will happen once the president-elect (our orange demon) is inaugurated... I have a feeling that, once more, the rest of the world, will hate the States. Please remember that the vast majority of Americans didn't vote or want him!!! We loathe and despise him as much as you do! As a woman, I'm particularly terrified about what it means for women's rights and everything else we've fought for for so long 😢😢😢 Happy New Year everyone!! ❄️🎆🎉✨️🎉🎆✨️🎆☃️✨️🥂🎉

[@ThePeacockAngel]

Assad got the mossad and gay spider has its own Amazon prime show.... 2024 was certainly one of the years of all time.

[@badluck5647]

Tulsi Gabbard 😢 She is going to miss her BFF.

[@user-ru3ok9de2j]

You beat me to it…I was seriously considering writing that! Oh, well, she still has Putin, although she has to share him with Trump. 🙄😊

[@franciscobuenrostro3891]

So we should just start wars with a bunch of countries because of their leaders?

[@ni5088]

There has never been a more incorrect statement than "largely self-reliant Kurdish forces." Kurdish forces in Syria are trained, armed, and funded by the United States; without US support, Kurdish forces would be unable to fight Arab tribes, let alone Arab militias.

[@generaltom6850]

Not in the slightest. They fought the Islamic State without any aid and US support is mainly token. The soldiers stationed there won’t stop an attack, but they’re a threat by the US of retaliation if it’s military personnel are harmed.

[@marksolarz3756]

Meet the new boss....same as the old boss. We won't get fooled again!

[@danielstueck5712]

He had a BANGER theme song though. At least he had that

[@EmilyJelassi]

Adsad had a theme song???

[@danielstueck5712]

@ I don’t think it was like the official regime song but there’s a pretty famous song about Assad praising him and it’s a fucking banger. I can’t remember the name but it’s been going around on social media for a couple weeks.

[@johnnick8091]

​@@danielstueck5712 Syria Allah bashiar

[@samialhamadalali]

The Ba'ath coup of 1970, also known as the Corrective Movement, was a military coup in the Syrian Arab Republic carried out by the Minister of Defense and member of the Regional Command of the Ba'ath Party, Lieutenant General Hafez al-Assad, the Syrian Chief of Staff Mustafa Tlass, Major General Iskandar Salameh, and many Ba'athist officers loyal to Hafez al-Assad on November 16, 1970. Ahmad al-Hassan al-Khatib was appointed as the interim president of the republic, after which the officer Hafez al-Assad came to power in the Ba'ath state.

[@HipiO7]

43 seconds ago is crazy

[@AliChok-q8k]

Totally Accurate

[@Broncort1]

I love how people think democracy could work in an Arab country. 🙄

[@10ken10]

And I'm still amazed that the West thinks they are democracies when you have your masters telling you what to do or not

[@brandaohimself]

So the show tyrant is based (loosely maybe) in these dudes?

[@Cptbaraa]

Funny….there was 1000 opposition to the regime, now we call it as all of them win 😂😂😂

[@rizahasani5202]

the past 3 months be like, Every political power do speedrun preapare world war before trump step into the office

[@mgk780]

Turkish backed forces were not the ones that launched the final offensive.

[@Playerone1287]

Who was more cruel ? Saddam or Asad or Asad's father???

[@Strider91]

Really couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. . .

[@courierton9217]

I-Run adventure ended in Syria. 😂

[@penultimateh766]

This is merely a power swing between Alawite tyranny and Sunni tyranny. Those tribes have been warring for kleptocracy in Syria for generations. You can see how Sunnis are now hunting down innocent Alawite civilians and jailing them for being "counter-revolutionaries" and "dead-enders". The life of the average Syrian has simply entered a slightly different hell.

[@jamesabergas5320]

3:49 dis-a-pre-erd

[@RustyShacklefordsGribble-lw5dc]

240kmh = 149mph

[@irreview]

Yalla irhal ya bashar

[@nathanwitt5892]

My boy been in the gym

[@wibbletthewobblet9558]

Assad looks like a cross between a cat and my grandmother

[@54032Zepol]

What happens when assad comes back with the russian military?

[@rct3LP]

in which crazy world would this happen? :D

[@54032Zepol]

@rct3LP anything could happen

[@rct3LP]

@@54032Zepol not this though. Russia has no military capabilities to attack Syria in anyway and Assad has no support in Syria.

[@54032Zepol]

@rct3LP what's all the Russians doing in Ukraine then? Also you don't know that, Arabs loyalty is like sand

[@georgelsoare8157]

Simon, when are you going to admit you’re a cyborg from the future? :))

[@TurtleChad1]

I'm just glad the Syrian people have democracy

[@hydoffdhagaweyne1037]

LOL, what democracy? Most likely, the Islamists will establish an Islamic theocracy, but I guess that's what the majority of Sunnis want.

[@Screaming-Bees]

Dumby they just lived through a military take over by ex al qaeda jihadists how tf do you get democracy from that 😂😂😂

[@hydoffdhagaweyne1037]

@@Screaming-Bees lol

[@Playerone1287]

​@@Screaming-Beeshe seems good as of now, have talked about making institutions powerful so that no single man can hold power, talked about new constitution drafting and holding elections

[@Screaming-Bees]

​@@Playerone1287 Yes because if history has taught me anything it's that American backed al queda agents are very trust worthy and backing jihadist has never back fired....

[@Bakedbeansicecream]

But he pave the roads,