Mr Assad out and about ?

Now I thought I would post this as it seems amazing to me that Basha Assad would be driving himself around near Gouta.
With over 400K of his peoples passed I would have thought he would stay protected call up if this is fake ?
I would embed the Video if allowed ? Peace.. ( Found on youTube.. )

twitter.com...

a reply to: skywatcher44

My kingdom for a sniper rifle...that's the old saying, right?
Saw it too pretty flabbergasting, if not just outright surreal.

a reply to: skywatcher44

Contrary to what you may believe, far more of the Syrian people support him than oppose him. And most of the "rebels" are foreigners and foreign backed mercenaries. The original protests called for a new constitution and contested elections, both of which Syria has adopted since the protests began.

ETA: I can't vouch for the authenticity of the video, but you should check the vote totals and voting percentages in Syria's 2014 presidential election to see his support levels. (HERE)

a reply to: skywatcher44


You have a land coming out of a civil war/insurrection possibly started by people outside your country.

You have history showing what happened to rulers that stayed in their castle.

so its vitally important as the fighting calms down that he be seen, to give the perception that things are returning to normal.

Also don't kid yourself there were probably snipers every block of the route he drove, and folks in vehicles fully geared for war close by or at worst one street over.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Well lets hope he can put his bombs away and take back more of the 5m Displaced without killing them of in notorious Jails.
More have been repatriated than I have thought from this link..

reliefweb.int...

Highlights 443,000 Syrian Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) returned home so far in 2017. 31,226 Syrian refugees spontaneously returned to Syria so far in 2017. Potential for increased returns if peace and stability in Syria increases.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: skywatcher44

My kingdom for a sniper rifle...that's the old saying, right?
Saw it too pretty flabbergasting, if not just outright surreal.

There it is. Murder heads of state because you been brainwashed to do it.

Manchurian candidates on steroids.

a reply to: skywatcher44

Careful now, we're not suppose to see the human side of declared enemies. The MSM doesn't let us hear their side of the story or even one word spoken by them. Familiarity with them makes them seem more human , how can we wage war and regime change if we see them as ordinary people like us?

Not that most of what they say about "Evil Dictators" is true. How would a world leader remain in power for years if the things they are accused of were true? We have bombed Syria, financed, armed and trained insurgencies, Sanctioned, embargoed, blockaded, surrounded and demonized Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya Syria, Korea... Qadaffi's people loved him too.

Shhh...

originally posted by: skywatcher44
a reply to: enlightenedservant

Well lets hope he can put his bombs away and take back more of the 5m Displaced without killing them of in notorious Jails.

Why would he "put his bombs away" when the Syrian public wants him to keep defending them against uninvited foreign armies and foreign backed rebels? Just so you know, those "rebels" have bombed Syrian mosques, Syrian hospitals, Syrian neighborhoods, and even Syrian colleges. And that's on top of the Syrian soldiers & government employees they target who are still family members of other Syrian citizens.

Remember the "moderate" rebels who paraded captured Alawites in cages? (ETA: grrr, it's not linking properly so I'll just post the link directly)
www.telegraph.co.uk...

Or the "moderate" rebel leader who ate a Syrian soldier's heart on tape (sorry, not linking that crap)? Or the extremist "rebels" like ISIS/Daesh, Al Qaeda, and Al Nusra, who literally carved out separate territories from Syrian land and then imposed hardcore Wahhabi laws against the Syrian citizens stuck in their "territory"?

The vast majority of the Syrian public is far more worried about those fake "rebels" who don't even care about the will of the Syrian voters or about maintaining the integrity of Syrian territory. Don't believe the propaganda.

doesn't look like the poor Islamified rubbel I've been lead to believe it is my the media...

a reply to: intrptr

Next: Trump.
You're welcome.
Your Manchurian Candidate.


Serious though, you know if I would ever kill someone I would only shoot heads of state.

well at least he isn't a douche driver.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: intrptr

Next: Trump.
You're welcome.
Your Manchurian Candidate.
Serious though, you know if I would ever kill someone I would only shoot heads of state.

I would only tar and feather them, make them a laughing stock.

Get it, 'stocks'?

a reply to: intrptr

It is comical isn't it? Assad just having little drive round in his reasonably priced car while our politicians are chauffeured in Million pound Jags/Rollers etc with bullet proof glass.

"Oooh, I hope he keeps his bombs away".

Seriously... SMH

originally posted by: skywatcher44
Now I thought I would post this as it seems amazing to me that Basha Assad would be driving himself around near Gouta.

I think he's killed everyone who does not like him. The people left have so much blood on their hands they want him to stay.

a reply to: paraphi

Do you have any evidence whatsoever to back up your line of thinking?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: intrptr

Next: Trump.
You're welcome.
Your Manchurian Candidate.


Serious though, you know if I would ever kill someone I would only shoot heads of state.

Yay, let's somehow make this about Trump! Is any thread safe from the evil Tangoman?

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Well in my humble opinion his Syrian Army should have been footing it some to take out these rebels taking away the need to indiscriminately bomb innocents trying to live among the mayhem .

I’ve always found it odd, the western media says people like President Al-Assad are monstrous and hated dictators whose people would be rid of in a heartbeat.

Surely the respected Al-Assad should be gone now based on that logic. Gun ownership is legal in Syria...

Yet he can go about like this. A publicity stunt of course, but he often travels with extremely light security. Much like another “hated” man, Colonel Gaddafi. Gaddafi made a habit of having no guards and driving himself everywhere.

Our Western “Leaders” travel in giant motarcades composed of armoured cars with hundreds of armed guards.

The difference is Al-Assad does not fear his own people. Why should he? They love him for the service he has done for them, despite the hardships imposed by the western-backed terrorists and their war.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
Do you have any evidence whatsoever to back up your line of thinking?

A little bit of satire, so relax. In truth though, Syria is empty because:

1. The millions of refugees sitting in neighbouring states and across Europe.
2. The hundreds of thousands killed by both sides, not least in the carpet bombing of cities and towns by Assad and his mate, Putin.
3. Syria has been busy on the brutality front... One example of many

a reply to: paraphi

I think he's killed everyone who does not like him. The people left have so much blood on their hands they want him to stay.

Making stuff up.. Wish we had a fake news emote for you.