There was also the same uprising in Bahrain, Egypt, Lybia, Yemen etc. The west just focused on Lybia and Syria because they didn't like the leadership. So they armed and supported groups with in Lybia and Syria against the governments. Just as simple as that. You don't like Assad because he's a Shia. That's the truth. You accuse someone of something like being a killer then you need to prove that.
"When the world turned against saddam were there any Sunni militias created to protect him? He was a Baathist too, saddam played the Muslim card but did we Sunnis start to join him? Did we have groups come into iraq and kill and maim Shias?"
Oh yes. Killings in Iraq have been going on since the topple of Saddam. Sunni militants have caused havoc in Iraq since Saddam went.
"The Syrians liked hizbullat"
😊 The Syrian conflict has to do with the west. They ignited it by using the Arab spring has an opportunity to topple Assad by arming and supporting terrorist and opponents of the government. Hizbullaah has got nothing to do with it. It's your Shia hatred that's getting the better of you. Just a figure of speech. There is noting better about you 😀
"Be truthful and don’t be biased just because he is shia even tho he is an alawite"
Yes be truthful and don't be bias. It's a coincidence that he happens to be a Shia and you hate him 😀
Honestly I do make you EAT your OWN words, so you want proof of the dog Assad being a killer........ok!
Notice how you want proof for ONLY shia leaders since you are so biased.
First of all the dog was put in charge after his killer father like it was a family heirarchy passed down through FAMILY ties.
Human Rights groups, such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have detailed how the Assad government's secret police allegedly tortured, imprisoned, and killed political opponents, and those who speak out against the government.In addition, some 600 Lebanese political prisoners are thought to be held in government prisons since the Syrian occupation of Lebanon, with some held for as long as over 30 years.Since 2006, the Assad government has expanded the use of travel bans against political dissidents.In an interview with ABC News in 2007, Assad stated: "We don't have such [things as] political prisoners," though The New York Times reported the arrest of 30 Syrian political dissidents who were organising a joint opposition front in December 2007, with 3 members of this group considered to be opposition leaders being remanded in custody.
Foreign policy watch:
During its decades of rule... the Assad family developed a strong political safety net by firmly integrating the military into the government. In 1970, Hafez al-Assad, Bashar's father, seized power after rising through the ranks of the Syrian armed forces, during which time he established a network of loyal Alawites by installing them in key posts. In fact, the military, ruling elite, and ruthless secret police are so intertwined that it is now impossible to separate the Assad government from the security establishment.... So... the government and its loyal forces have been able to deter all but the most resolute and fearless oppositional activists. In this respect, the situation in Syria is to a certain degree comparable to Saddam Hussein's strong Sunni minority rule in Iraq.
Nadim Shehadi, the director of The Fares Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies, stated that "In the early 1990s, Saddam Hussein was massacring his people and we were worried about the weapons inspectors," and claimed that "Assad did that too. He kept us busy with chemical weapons when he massacred his people.“
Head of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria, Paulo Pinheiro, told reporters: "The mass scale of deaths of detainees suggests that the government of Syria is responsible for acts that amount to extermination as a crime against humanity." The UN Commission reported finding "unimaginable abuses", including women and children as young as seven perishing while being held by Syrian authorities. The report also stated: "There are reasonable grounds to believe that high-ranking officers—including the heads of branches and directorates—commanding these detention facilities, those in charge of the military police, as well as their civilian superiors, knew of the vast number of deaths occurring in detention facilities ... yet did not take action to prevent abuse, investigate allegations or prosecute those responsible".
I can carry on and you know it but you are in denial because he is a shia all be it an Alawite and We know what Alawites are.
If you want more proof just let me know.👍
The Sunnis stood up to FIGHT an occupying force being USA and its allies, it’s not our fault you follow theories of imams when being abused or tortured they didn’t do ANYTHING, we as Sunnis believe imams like Ali ra would stand up and fight for their rights hence you got Sunnis fighting the kaffirs all the while the Shias were in hiding and waiting slyly for the kaafirs to come and help them gain power in Iraq........you Shias were loving it, I know interpreters from Iraq living in uk whom loved the allies of kaafirs and helped them showering them with flowers.........AND NOW LOOK AT YOU just because Syria is led by a shia you are against America and the west ALL OF A SUDDEN!😂
HYPOCRITES!!
Oh so the hizbullat didn’t enter the Syrian war to help Assad?
Hizbullat was securing shrines and helping a killer
On May 25, 2013, Nasrallah announced that Hezbollah is fighting in the Syrian Civil War against Islamic extremists and "pledged that his group will not allow Syrian militants to control areas that border Lebanon".He confirmed that Hezbollah was fighting in the strategic Syrian town of Al-Qusayr on the same side as Assad's forces.
I can add more but this should be sufficient for a biased mind like yours.
The truth/haq is hitting you hard on your face yet you are still denying it.
They are utterly deaf, dumb, and blind; they can no longer recover.
(Al-Baqarah 2:18)
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