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To: The Right wing Infidel

“Oh and what happened in the last elections held in Palestine? Hamas won fair and square.

Sorry but its better to have a dictator like Assad or Sisi in control of muslim nations then allowing them to vote.”

What does that have to do with anything? Most of the countries in the region other than Israel are dictatorships. Most of them are our allies, at least nominally. Iran and Syria are our enemies and Hezbollah is an international terrorist organization. Russia is only supporting them as a strategic counterbalance against our influence in the region. You’re cheerleading our nation’s enemies for what reason exactly? Syria/Iran/Hezbollah have murdered far more people than Isis can even dream of. Over the years they’ve conspired to kill more Americans than any nation or group of nations since the end of the Vietnam war. Iran has a long term dream to turn that axis into a nuclear power. They’re pretty much never the lesser of any two sets of evils.


30 posted on 02/19/2016 4:23:55 PM PST by Blackyce (French President Jacques Chirac: "As far as I'm concerned, war always means failure.")
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To: Blackyce

Because what would replace Assad would even be worse.

DO i like Assad? No but all the major anti assad groups are radical muslims. The largest anti Assad force is Ahrar ash-Sham is basically diet al qaeda. They are aligned with nusra.

Zahran Alloush who was the leader of Army of Islam (until Russians killed him in December) has praised bin laden repeatedly for the 911 attacks. Army of Islam is the second largest anti assad faction besides nusra and isis

So that’s what you get with Assad gone.


34 posted on 02/19/2016 4:33:23 PM PST by The Right wing Infidel
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