Apr 15, 2018

From what i can tell this seemingly sympathetic man doesn't deny the bureaucratic "Final Solution"

 

Apr 15, 2018

Perhaps not, but he doesn't do a very good job of convincing "the deniers," and he almost sounds like one himself:

— Prof Raul Hilberg speaking on 22 February 22, 1983 at New York's Lincoln Center Avery Fisher Hall at a meeting organized by the Holocaust Survivors Foundation

 

Apr 15, 2018

Lol. How do you even begin to explain away the apparent virulent anti-semitism amongst Hitler and his followers, even till this day?

 

Apr 15, 2018

I don't?

 

Apr 15, 2018

Interesting answer. That contradicts all the "Hitler loved the Jews and would never hurt them" sentiments you're trying to portray in this thread

 

Apr 15, 2018

Ok.

 

Apr 15, 2018

I’ve already answered this & I know if I repeat myself your response is going to be the typical: “enigma has autism durr.” If you can grasp that Russia benefits from keeping Assad in power for reasons I stated in my last post + Russia’s knack for rivaling the U.S. every where it can, you already know the answer to your question. Also lol @ thinking Russia cares about global perception, especially among the West.

You don’t think Russia’s involvement in the Syrian civil war has anything to do with it’s hatred/rivalry with the U.S.? You keep referring to an oil pipeline which may or may not be a reason for them entering the conflict, idk. I’m telling you what is known & giving historical context to back it up. Idk what more you want.

What kind of s-----y grade school level argument is this? You have to be from Syria to be knowledgeable about the conflict in Syria? Like we don’t have reporting from the media, locals, UN, help groups etc. not to mention people from all over the world in Syria documenting all of this s---?

I literally quoted 3 sources from the NYT article in my last post: the health director of the Idib province which was hit with the latest chemical weapons attack, a academic expert with a PhD in political science & expertise in foreign/security policy (she also worked in Syria for 2 years), & a Syrian economist who’s editor of his own website “the Syrian report” which is a bulletin for all of Syria’s economic affairs. Like I said, I don’t know what else you want.

 

Apr 15, 2018

Trumps approval rating is at 60%. Higher than obamas ever was.

 

Apr 15, 2018

Enigma thinks America's involvement in world politics doesn't deserve the responses it gets from Putin rn and that baffles me honestly

I'm sure he had a higher approval rating at the start of his office, as any president would have

 

Apr 15, 2018

In other news, Trump really doesn’t want prosecutors to look at the documents confiscated from the raid on Cohen:

 

Apr 15, 2018

Judge Wood yup

 

Apr 15, 2018

Here we go with Jews again

 

Apr 15, 2018

Can't wait to laugh in your face and rub in what a moron you are when all of this amounts to nothing and Mueller finally comes out and admits he found buttfuck nothing on Trump. And then once more after the dems' crushing defeat in the midterms and then one more time for old time's sake when Trump gets reelected and his approval rating has decidedly climbed to 50 percent.

All of the above will happen, I can guarantee it, and it's going to be so sweet to watch all your hopes and dreams of Trump's removal shatter and die along with your massively inflated ego that had no business existing in the first place. Anyone can recite talking points verbatim with their fingers firmly in their ears, fuckface. Cut the elitist attitude and understand your place in the world as just another useful idiot for rich people and corporations that see you and your family as nothing more than part of a voting bloc to be manipulated. There's a reason your idols stopped posting in this thread after the election. You're just a lot dumber so it'll take a bit longer for you to wise up and follow suit, but it'll happen eventually. And like I said, I'll always be here to laugh at you and tell you I told you so, so you can look forward to more of that soon enough. fa----.

 

Apr 16, 2018

Can we talk about the recent mysterious death of former king of Saudi Arabia "Abdullah bin Abdulaziz" to eventually years later make place for someone who wasn't in the first lines of succession "Mo' bin Salman". Literally more than a handful of people in direct lineage to that former king died or were bypassed in the sequence of a few weeks and nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care??? Helicopters coming crashing down isn't suspicious? Then this guy comes in with the biggest western backed cosign any arab ruler has ever seen he literally gets a good rep in Western media for being the newly appointed Saudi dictator and for what? What makes us such a good ally to him? Is it the fact he will provide the West with resources and oil ? Would not be surprised to see him totally align with Western powers in their undermining of all sovereign Arab states from now on, completely destabilizing the region by further arming terrorist "rebels"/"freedom fighters"




https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-spring/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.fa9b1f70f067

And then this Yemeni former-president dying suspiciously at the hands of "Houti rebels" originally stemming from the Google and Twitter led Arab spring campaign. Needless to say these rebels are not indiginous or loyal to the population's strife and continue to employ dehumanizing guerrila tactics to overthrow and/or undermine the regions stability. Yemen is now a total disaster where thousands of children have no access to food let alone clean drinking water. It's a real humanitarian crisis all the while our eyes are aimed at a democratically elected President in Syria. The people in Yemen are suffering and dying from hunger and attacks by Saudi funded rebels, this is all in the open and not some conspiracy. You can go look it up. Saudi Arabia sends these rebels because it simply hates to see these neighbouring countries thrive on their own economy and oil reserves. It literally does not care about hundreds of thousands innocent civilian casualties. But tell me more about how the new Crown Prince bin Salman is a breath of fresh air. Tell me more about how he had a nice tour in America meeting the president and heads of all major tech and news companies in a two-week drill.

You liberal and publican dogmatic idiot minions make me sick with your hypocrisy and selective outcry

 

Apr 16, 2018

Notwithstanding Saudi Arabia has and always will be a creation of the West. It's just that you have to start pointing out these reeking heaps and piles of bs somewhere.

 

Apr 16, 2018

Back when Trump was still woke
"These 'Freedom Fighters' Fly Planes Into Our Buildings" - A List Of All The Times Trump Warned Against Attacking Syria

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...anes-our-buildings-heres-list-all-times-trump

President Donald Trump ran on a platform of "America First" non-interventionism, promising to bring US troops home from the Middle East and to back away from other lower-profile military entanglements.

Instead, the president has presided over an unprecedented increase in military spending, authorized a small troop surge in Afghanistan and now launched his second round of airstrikes - much to the delight of the mainstream media establishment Trump claims to despise.

As we pointed out earlier, even John McCain, who has seized every opportunity to spite Trump and his allies, praised the president for taking action against the Assad regime.


Trump's transformation from noninterventionist to neocon hawk is a relatively recent development. In a testament to his transformation, the Daily Caller gathered all of Trump's tweets warning against a military intervention in Syria.

 

Apr 16, 2018

It's more a case of the US having a knack for rivaling the Russians if you ask me.
If you can grasp;
Russia + Syrian alliance benefits + UN prohibited weapons attack on civilians and multiple countries involvement = no benefits
then you'd stop repeating yourself you f---ing robot.

Nup, it's the pipeline.

????
are you literally trying to show me articles and act like you have any knowledge of what's going on but don't know what the Iran/Iraq/Syria pipeline is?
Russia is backing it so they can have monopoly of the oil in Europe...

yeah calling the NYtimes articles historical context is a bit much lol.

well it'd be nice if you could shut the f--- up about things you have no idea about

Yes and this means what?

It's not an argument it's a question, sorry for intimidating you. No, you do not have to be from Syria to be knowledgeable on Syria. But you should probably know about the pipeline and why Russia is backing Assad if you're going to speak on the subject.

If there's so much diverse reporting of it then why are you posting literally only american articles, written by americans, who did not go to Syria, posting their subjective analysis?

 

Apr 16, 2018

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1551682/3-another-day-another-saudi-prince-dead/

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Apr 16, 2018

Bashar al Assad, a democratically elected president of his country, no matter what you might feel towards him or think of him has made the most sense with actual proof to back his statements up. No international press has ever pressed him or called him out. Listen to this man talk for one second about prior chemical attack accusations and sequences and think if he makes sense to you.




Sky News
Published on Apr 13, 2017

 

Apr 16, 2018