Islamic Alawite Council Says Won't Tolerate Summoning of 'Sect Leader Ali Eid'

Haha i can see in your words that you are really mad, cedre i'm trying to be a little understanding with you, but you are a fanatic, you blame hezb, but in reality you are the fanatics that will bring Lebanon to its downfall. And no, Al Qusayr was a battle between Hezbollah/syrian army and Al Qaeda from all over the world, including elite units from Chechnya that are used to fight the Russian Army. So don't talk bs please

Brave poorly armed sunnis? What about the majority of the Syrian army that is sunni?

Haha Cedre my beloved Salafi brother, we fought aslong as we could! But we couldn't hold back this Hizbushaitan scumbags that tried to murder our Beautiful Ummah. They were too powerful we had to run but inshallah we will triumph!

"The conflict in Syria grew out of the 2011 Arab Spring protests, when Syrians peacefully demonstrated in towns across the country against Mr. Assad. Unlike some other countries facing democratic protests, the Syrian government responded with violence, killing many protesters and radicalizing the movement. Civilians began to take up arms, at first to defend their demonstrations and later to fight security forces in their cities and towns." nytimes

@ peace where did you read that? Western media and Al Jazeera/Al Arabiya perfect. Now do you remember anything about police personal and Army soldiers dying during those protests?

"Then from 2010 to 2011, the price of wheat doubled - fueled by a combination of extreme weather events linked to climate change, oil price spikes and intensified speculation on food commodities - impacting on Syrian wheat imports. Assad's inability to maintain subsidies due to rapidly declining oil revenues worsened the situation.

The food price hikes triggered the protests that evolved into armed rebellion, in response to Assad's indiscriminate violence against demonstrators. The rural town of Dara'a, hit by five prior years of drought and water scarcity with little relief from the government, was a focal point for the 2011 protests."

"The killing started in April 2011, when peaceful protests inspired by earlier revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia rose up to challenge the dictatorship running the country. The government responded -- there is no getting around this -- like monsters. First, security forces quietly killed activists. Then they started kidnapping, raping, torturing and killing activists and their family members, including a lot of children, dumping their mutilated bodies by the sides of roads. Then troops began simply opening fire on protests. Eventually, civilians started shooting back." washington post

"The uprising started in Deraa 11 months ago and spread as a mass protest movement against the corruption of the ruling elite. Most slogans were, at the beginning, about the deteriorating and unbearable social and economic conditions faced by workers and the urban and rural poor. Inspired by the revolutions sweeping the entire region, the protests soon evolved into a revolutionary uprising by workers and youth heroically standing up to the monstrous state machine’s live bullets and mass detentions. Demands escalated to calling for the removal of Assad’s regime and the corrupt and repressive rule of his clan. " socialist alternative.org

and so on... the protests were peaceful apart for the pro bashar people who do not believe so...
bashar together with M8 claimed for months that nothing was going on that it was simple protests in some cities...
then we know the rest: bashar unable to contain the demonstrations made sure to radicalize people to justify his massacres and the intervention of hezbis...

It started as a muslim brotherhood uprising, that killed both reform protesters and Security Forces.

if you want... believe what you want. many testimonies say the contrary of what you claim.... but if you prefer to believe that the baath regime is a victim then believe so, i really do not care....

"Residents of the town said that Assad’s security forces shot and killed an unarmed man during a protest after Friday prayers. At his funeral the next day, thousands of mourners marched to a post office where security forces were gathered.

"In early June 2011, According to eyewitnesses, government snipers on top of the building began shooting at the crowd, while more troops arrived to back them up. But numerous accounts also describe soldiers defecting and joining with the mourners, a number of whom had brought guns, to attack the regime forces; Syrian state media later claimed that 120 soldiers had been massacred by “armed gangs.”
nybooks.com

"In more than one way, what happened in Jisr al-Shughour is unusually revealing about the course of Syria’s civil war: it was the first well-documented case of protesters arming themselves and fighting back against Syrian troops. (...)
Jisr al-Shughour was a Sunni town with a history of Islamist activism and violent repression by Syria’s ruling Baath regime, which is dominated by the Alawite sect. The refugees who left for Turkey soon became the first links in a crucial supply chain for the rebel cause." nybooks.com

He's not naive, u're just a pathetic lier or a total stupido talkin BS...

i already told you: if you believe syrian press and tv then so be it: i really do not care...
and if you are ok with a regime that used real ammunition to repress demonstrators, where in any other country they use tear gas or water, then good for you...
if you believe that it was all orchestrated by mean islamists from the beginning then good for you...
i am just giving you another point of view shared by a majority of people....
i will not try to convince you as you seem to be a proud defender of the baath system and you cannot be convinced otherwise when you are so fanatic... you will always believe that bashar is right and everyone else is wrong...
all this could have been avoided if bashar had listened to his people more...

speak the language you want, the language that suits your manhood. cedre is free to speak his mind as you are...

by the way, why should one be salafi if he goes against a supporter of bashar? strange way of thinking i must say....

Stupido, this is the flag of Nahr Bared takfiris that nassy was protecting and of takfiris that Assad was helping in iraq.

He did release many of them lately, so he can say he's fighting terrorism and stupido like u would believe him. His mate maliki released hundreds of them from abughraib recently, knowing they'll end up in Syria. but u might not understand that coz u hit ur head too hard last Ashoura...

Cedre my beloved takfiri brother, we must save Ahlul Sunnah from these kaffirs in Lebanon! The Shiites Alawi Druze Christian kaffirs! We must establish a new Khalifah only for Ahlul Sunnah throughout the Arab world! Take my hand brother!!!

No brother this flag represents our beloved Ummah and Al Qaeda leader Ayman we will triumph brother Inshallah ya rab

God bless Freedom of Speech Narhanet stop deleting our comments.