“Swords of Iraq” | “يا كاع ترابج” كافوري” Free Syrian Army Version ( Full ) 

Hey no problem, and thanks for tuning in. Here's the original audio for future reference: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AMPaMSVUofc.htmlsi=rhbBlZ6u7DMB4H0g

​@@imperiorii5781hey thanks for uploading this, i was the owner of the channel that made this version unrare, glad that you perceived for non-arabs

@@uraumereal Oh hey thanks man I appreciate it, hey yeah I’ve seen you comment on my other FSA upload a few months back, thanks for tuning in, it means a lot. This is an awesome version, my personal favorite is the latest one I most recently uploaded lol.

@@kevinyonan9666 Quite literally lmao, thanks for tuning in to my channel, I appreciate your viewership!

Love to my Semitic Assyrian brothers from a Arab Iraqi ❤

Thanks for tuning in guys. Love from a Dominican American 😎

An Assyrian supporting us ? Based but never saw someone do

If you love semites you love jews i assume you dont 😅​@@habibrashedi9198

my friend, remember me? i am bahraini ba'athist, long time no see

*democracy

This flag existed pre-Ba'ath and was the original Independence flag. Do you need a towel for the drool dribbling onto your chin?

Western Democracy is pure sht

Bro thinks bashar is a hero ☠️

​@@NicolasDemartinssoares اي بشار أفضل من هذوله المناويج الإرهابية

Syrian baath and iraqi baath was in a clash since Saddam's era 😂

@@naim-k4z still both of them are ba'athist

​@@Aliayjjyu many FSA supporters are also Saddam Hussain fans, it's about Saddam not the party.

@@MounesAlomar so hypocrites ? Supporting a dictator that unalived his people while fighting another dictator who is literally doing the same

The FSA had an Iraqi version called the "Free Iraqi Army" which did fight alongside Saddamists.

Thanks for the support as always. I'll post another one later this evening' and it's a pretty good one in my opinion.

@@imperiorii5781 Okay I can't wait

دطير😂😂😂

3000 years ago people used to call Labayka ya Pharao. Look what happened to them. Where are they? Gone. Utterly destroyed the moment they believed to be at the peak of their strenght. Even now, 3000 years later, those who call Labayka ya Allah remain.

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