@@yunuss58 You do realize that US shipped massed quantities of weapons and materiel to the "rebels" knowing full well that they were IS right? This was during the uniparty days and it quickly stopped once Trump got in power. All the US ever does is instigate color revolutions by backing the oposition in an effort to destabilize regions. I'm sure slaves sold on the streets in Libya was thankful for US "help" or the Syrians buried under the rubble of their own houses. Attempted it in Georgia, the Caucasus, the student revolution in China, list goes on.
@@SV7-2100 US is the problem dear American. When the Assad Regime didn't sign the gas pipeline deal from Qatar, America Decided to overthrow The Regime. They used various tactics to remove this secular government and put an American puppy just like in Saudi and UAE. Even the leaked CIA files proved Americas efforts on overthrowing the regime. They couldn't because the regime was backed by Iran and Russia. Hence, this resulted in 12 years and counting of Civil War.
@@JamesDaniel-xw4sm Assad hasn't won. The civil war is still ongoing. With Russia in dire straits militarily and economically, Assad's throne is growing wobblier by the day.
@Palmyra141 Arrests are not evidence the majority want rid of him. Nor is any Western source. In truth unless you actually speak to representative sample of Syrians for yourself in absolute confidence you can't judge the state of public opinion in Syria. It is clear however that Assad retains significant support in Syria, otherwise he would not have won the civil war (Russian assistance helped in the same way Western assistance helped the rebels, but you cannot win a war without some basic degree of support). Therefore for the West to constantly try to interfere in places like Iran and Syria in order to bring down the government in those places is only going to lead to death and destruction, not progress.
What about the people who support Assad government ? What about the entity of their voices in the elections ?? its Democracy,everyone has their rights to speak
No not everyone, people who supported this criminal who literally destroyed the country and killed millions should be executed like him, and syria isn’t a democracy if it was he wouldn’t be the leader of that country
No matter the support Assad gets from Russia, Iran und Iraqi shiia militias, no matter for how long the west wants to ignore his crimes against us and no matter for how long time it needs to oust him. The Syrian people said the final word a long time ago. There will be punishment for all the crimes he and his party commited. No matter what and whatever the cost maybe.
Your comment is a old narrative that no one believes anymore. Nice try. I bet you never even once spoke to a Syrian ? Because if you had, you would know that the majority support Assad.
My uncle hasn’t been able to leave our tiny town for years because of military service even though he already served. We can’t say a word against the regime without fearing for our lives. The economy is in ruins, and now we’re in hyperinflation. We’re sick of this
@@coshyno Yep it's right i have many Syrian friends who are by religion Druze, Shia ismailis.... They're pro government because it's not about destroying Assad it's about Syria being destroyed
@@MrSlandererthey won't have problem with America until assad falls and America takes all the oil😂 the Syrians will become a joke since they are between Iraq and Libya but still didn't learn anything😂
As long as the army supports president Assad no one will topple him, and Assad keeps the army happy, they have some of the biggest salaries in Syria and are well experienced and armed, the only frustration in the army is that Assad is reluctant to move on and defeat the last few areas held by opposition and the Turks.
Your information is very outdated. SAA soldiers make only a few dollars per day and are fed starvation rations. No one wants to die for $1 a day meanwhile while dictator Assad lives in multi billion dollar palaces.
It is a peaceful protest with no weapons. They are singing, dancing, so they are safe to protest . Even the government claims to protect minorities. They cannot sit without doing anything in a failed regime
Over the past twelve years, the young people, the children of 2011, have grown into men and women. They helped shape it and are continuing it. Our goals have evolved in the same way. Today we don't just want the regime to fall - we demand that its relatives be brought to justice
Naive wishful thinking , Assad has won the war & he has millions of Syrian supporters who will never accept his fall , plus his Russian, Chinese & Iranian allies will never allow your Israeli , American & British allies to have a foot in Syria's future .
Assad and his followers should not go unpunished. We demand the release of all political prisoners and that the fates of the many disappeared people be clarified. Our goal is an orderly political transition without chaos and destruction. Our top priority is the implementation of Resolution 2254, which includes a peaceful transfer of power.
You don’t know the power of the druze, they led the revolution against the french and won and because of that syria is independent. If the druze also fought in the war bashar al assad would have been killed a long time ago… also the government is scared to control suweida the druze control it and do whatever they want
I have neen saying it for 12 years bow free syria revolution untilc victory Bashar has never got a grip of syria His.iraniam.mitltia have been executing and murdering past prostera
Father Hafez Assad has been ruled during 40 years and Uncle Assad escaped to EU, now clumsy Bashar Assad trying to rule Syria 🇸🇾 Syria like a private village of landlord Assad's family 😎☝
Was all your evidence based off of the views of pro democracy Syrian government so anti Assad. I’m not a fan but you should really get all sides to talk about the issues also fro, people actually on the ground
It does have open borders, how else do you think there are Syrian migrants coming to Europe. Look at the video again, I see a lot of rainbow flags and chanting.
Землетрясение в Марокко в фотографиях 7 часов назад Сильное землетрясение на юге Марокко, в результате которого погибли более 800 человек, также разрушило значительную часть исторического центра Марракеша. Сотни человек остались без крова.Вас ждет хуже
Thakns for reporting, Clear statements supporting these protests and our rights and advocating cases of enforced disappearances, arrests and torture would be of great importance. Local reporting documents everything, but international media can broadcast the images clearly and realistically. We need pressure on the regime to enforce sanctions, isolate it economically and sanction its supporters outside Syria. The regime now receives support from Russia and Iran and could respond violently. Therefore, we need real international unity and pressure to enforce our demands. Concrete political and economic measures are needed against this regime!
Assad and his followers should not go unpunished. We demand the release of all political prisoners and that the fates of the many disappeared people be clarified. Our goal is an orderly political transition without chaos and destruction. Our top priority is the implementation of Resolution 2254, which includes a peaceful transfer of power
