Also , look at reality of all those Uighurs who were facing "persecution". It's crystal clear whose agenda are they actually serving.
Syria after Bashar ul Assad . Better or worse? Plus who are beneficiaries?
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Also , look at reality of all those Uighurs who were facing "persecution". It's crystal clear whose agenda are they actually serving.
Pakistanion ko sirf tabsera Karna hai bas..Ahrar Sham are here in Halab and Aleppo for quite a long time and were fighting American supported Kurds, Bashhar and Al Qaida. They proved themselves before they launched this recent attack on the "Nizaam". There is a considerable percentage of Christians in Homs, Idlib and Hama area, and a large Ismaili group on the outskirts of Hama, Then Orthodox Christians on the Reef area of Homs. Then there is large Druze community on the outskirts of Damascus called Sweda. All these minorities along with Sunni Muslims welcomed Ahraar and rejoiced their victory because they all were done with Bashhar. The Nizaam of Bashar was hollow from within because 95% of the government posts are with one minority group called Alawits and over the last 7 or 8 years they are very poor. An average army personnel was getting salary like Rs.15000 per month. They couldn't sustain the system with these poor and hungry army. Jolani striked them when Hizbollah and Iran is busy in its own mess. Remember Iran and Hizbollah are disliked by majority Syrians for their atrocities on Syrian people long ago this Israel Hamas Hizbollah problem. All this current situation has nothing to do with Israel and stuff. People of Syria are liberal and they are tired of wars. They are keenly observing every move of Al Jolani. Jolani is also very cautious in issues like transition of government, fate of the existing government officials, future basis of the constitution etc. He is inviting opposition leaders who are in exiled for a long time. The minority of Syria is on wait and see mode. Within Ahraar their are factions who are demanding for a purely islamic constitution because the majority of these young guys are followers of Shaikhs kinda Taliban or Madrassa muftis. Common people are happy for toppling Bashhar but are cautious about Jolani. The South western part like Deir Zorr and Manbaj where there are the oilfields are still in control of a group of kurds with American bases are very important for Ahraar and Syrian people because the daily production capacity of these oil wells is around a million bpd which can truly change everything. We need to see the role of Americans as well. Russians are also negotiating on their base of Latakia and Azqiya ports. What I see for now is that Jolani is trying his best to balance stuff. How much he will succeed in the future, we need to wait.
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