https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/1946445031096594480

>>511030126 (OP)
Yes.

>>511030126 (OP)

Of course

>>511030126 (OP)
Trump met in person with Al-Jolani so there is that. I don't see him condemning what's going on in Syria. Of course even if he does the US still won't do anything about it. A permanently destabilized Syria run by Al Qaeda is good for Israel and the only constant for the last 30 years has been unconditional support for Israel no matter what, to the point where the US is basically Israel's dog.

>>511030126 (OP)
This is the mass murdering ophthalmologist?

>>511030126 (OP)
2017 called. They want their Captain Obvious undies back.
>Deep State
Not even Arabs can speak openly it seems.

>>511030288
Yeah he was a really bad guy he was le human rights abuser so we just replaced him with Al-Qaeda I mean HTS. DId I say Al-Qaeda, forget i said that, what I really meant was HTS, not Al-Qaeda ha ha ha.

>>511030380
Why should Sunnis live in an Alawite apartheid regime? Alawites committee genocide against Sunni

>>511030510
Pretty jew and ISIS coded post DESU.

>>511030560
You can't refute a word

>>511030126 (OP)
Yup, I don't trust Syria or like this guy but he was OT-N (On The "Nose") about Trump.

>>511030510
>Why should Sunnis live
They shouldn't

>>511031069
>Refute something that never happened
Yes but it should have as the other poster mentioned.

>>511030510
>>511031069
The majority of the SAA were Sunni

>>511031576
Baathist Syria was controlled by a poo Alawites and they were apartheid state

https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/breaking-donald-trump-is-probably

>>511031594
Not all elite units of the Syrian Army were entirely Alawite, but many of the most powerful and loyal formations were heavily dominated by Alawites, especially in leadership roles.

The Republican Guard and the 4th Armored Division, both tasked with protecting the regime and suppressing dissent, were composed mostly of Alawite officers and soldiers. The 4th Division was led by Maher al-Assad, Bashar’s brother, reinforcing its personal loyalty to the regime. Similarly, Air Force Intelligence and Military Intelligence, though not army units per se, held immense power and were also Alawite-dominated.

The Tiger Forces (now the 25th Special Mission Forces Division), led by Alawite officer Suheil al-Hassan, were more mixed in composition but had strong Alawite leadership and were used in key offensives, often in coordination with Russian forces.

This sectarian skew was intentional. Hafez al-Assad, an Alawite and Bashar's father, built a security state where the most trusted military and intelligence roles were filled by Alawites. This ensured regime survival in a majority-Sunni country, where mass defections from Sunni conscripts in the regular army were common after 2011.

While many rank-and-file soldiers in regular units were Sunni, elite and loyalist units were designed to be dominated by Alawites to minimize the risk of defection and maintain control. Assad also relied on Hezbollah, Iranian-backed militias, and Russian support to bolster regime forces during the war.

In short: not all elite units were Alawite, but the regime’s survival depended on making sure the most important ones were.

>>511031612
So if the ruling family were Alawites, it's an apartheid state? So if they were Sunni, it wouldn't be an apartheid state? I'm trying to understand this political analysis from the whitest man in Canada.

>>511031698
>While many rank-and-file soldiers in regular units
It's not many, it was the vast majority, and this comprised by far the largest total of Syrian soldiers. Ala, Sunnis were not being genocided or discriminated against.

>>511030126 (OP)
I can't believe the Assad got mossad'd

>>511031698
So the SAA was indeed dominated by Sunnis? Got it.

>>511031931
>/Pol/tard reading comprehension
Sunnis were the lowest ranking cannon fodder
Alawites were special forces and officers

>>511031770
>>511031843
Under the Assad regime, Sunnis in Syria faced systemic discrimination by the Alawite-dominated leadership. Though Sunnis made up the majority, key military, intelligence, and political roles were held mostly by Alawites loyal to the regime. Elite units like the Republican Guard and 4th Division, led by Alawites, were used to suppress Sunni dissent. During the civil war, Sunni neighborhoods were targeted with sieges, bombings, and chemical attacks (e.g., Ghouta). Sunnis were often profiled, detained, tortured, or killed for suspected opposition ties, while Alawite areas received better protection and resources. Though not all Alawites supported Assad, the regime’s survival strategy relied on privileging their community and brutally repressing largely Sunni opposition.

>>511031770
There was no voting and it was Alawites regime with privileges so yes it was apartheid

>>511030126 (OP)
he was talking about AIPAC btw..miga

>>511030126 (OP)
Obviously.
He wouldn't be president if he weren't.

>>511030126 (OP)
based Assad

>>511032148
So why did they choose to fight for Assad then? Also check YOUR reading comprehension because you're rambling about Assad's republican guard, not the SAA that fought the civil war.

You must be some kind of stupid to still ask this question in 2025. Especially if you visit /pol/. Wow

Remember that speech Assad gave talking about how Americans smoke weed and don't know what gender they are? They never show that on Fox News.

>>511030510
>Alawite apartheid regime
It literally wasn’t. I’m not going to pretend Assad was an angel but the average Sunni in Syria lives the same as an Alawite. The majority of the Syrian and police forced under Assad was Sunni lol.

>>511032196
>Though Sunnis made up the majority, key military, intelligence, and political roles were held mostly by Alawites loyal to the regime
That's not discrimination, nor is it genocide, AI bot
>Elite units like the Republican Guard
The most notable commander of the Republican Guard was Druze.
>were used to suppress Sunni dissent
Aka radicals trying to overthrow the government.
>Sunni neighborhoods were targeted with sieges, bombings, and chemical attacks (e.g., Ghouta)
Perhaps because these were radical Sunni Islamist strongholds?
>Sunnis were often profiled, detained, tortured, or killed for suspected opposition ties
No, for being terrorists. Again, the soldier(s) most likely to detain these people for terrorism were also Sunni Muslims.
>while Alawite areas received better protection and resources
Almost as though these areas weren't in open rebellion against the government and crawling with terrorists.

>>511030510
based. sunnis should be exterminated.

Yes
They all in DC are

>>511032284
Wait. The ruling party of an Arab state had special privileges? Really? No way.

Now lets talk about Al-Qaeda openly mass murdering Christian and Alawite civilians.

>>511032636
They ran away

>>511032884
>>511032985
>>511033093
It was an Alawite apartheid regime and now it's liberated

>>511032884
Looking at how Syria turned out now, Sunnis should have definitely been barred from every possible position of power. They have done nothing but massacre minorities and spread their ass for Israel.

Trump fucks kids what do you think he is?

>>511033181
So being ruled by Al-Qaeda and mass murdering civilians and religious minorities (Christians, Druze, Alawites) is "liberation" (for Israel). Got it, thanks NATO rules based order OSINTbot.

>>511032196
poor sunnis.... they do exactly the same shit when they rule over other muslim minorities. Plus they fuck up christians.
While alawites had no problems with christians and other muslims. Unless they were sunnis who were scheming to eradicate all non sunnis.

>>511030126 (OP)
Obviously

>>511033158
>TIL there was never a such thing as the SAA

Zognald ? (((our))) Trumpy boii !??
Nahhhhhh.
Never.
Not even once.