Hezbollah and iranian terrorists burst in Syria

[Freeman]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

 

[Bleipriester]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

Looks like they are proud of the terrorism they carry out. What devilish bastards.

 

[Freeman]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

Looks like they are proud of the terrorism they carry out. What devilish bastards.

The regime invited Hezbollah and mollah terrorists, it would be better if they return home.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFFIumrb2n4]38 Hezbollah Shiite Terrorist Militia Fighters Die in Syria Fighting for Dictator Assad 3-18-13 - YouTube[/ame]

 

[aris2chat]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

Looks like they are proud of the terrorism they carry out. What devilish bastards.

removing bodies from the streets is somehow a show of pride or joy of having to kill other muslims?

 

[Bleipriester]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

Looks like they are proud of the terrorism they carry out. What devilish bastards.

The regime invited Hezbollah and mollah terrorists, it would be better if they return home.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFFIumrb2n4"]38 Hezbollah Shiite Terrorist Militia Fighters Die in Syria Fighting for Dictator Assad 3-18-13 - YouTube[/ame]

The few Hezbollah fighters in Syria do not really carry weight.

This counts:
President Assad invokes the Syrians to resist terrorists:
Syrien: Assad ruft in TV-Ansprache zur Mobilmachung auf - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Syrians resist terrorists:
Syria's pro-government militias a major boost for Assad's army - Los Angeles Times

 

[Freeman]

Looks like they are proud of the terrorism they carry out. What devilish bastards.

The regime invited Hezbollah and mollah terrorists, it would be better if they return home.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFFIumrb2n4"]38 Hezbollah Shiite Terrorist Militia Fighters Die in Syria Fighting for Dictator Assad 3-18-13 - YouTube[/ame]

The few Hezbollah fighters in Syria do not really carry weight.

This counts:
President Assad invokes the Syrians to resist terrorists:
Syrien: Assad ruft in TV-Ansprache zur Mobilmachung auf - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Syrians resist terrorists:
Syria's pro-government militias a major boost for Assad's army - Los Angeles Times

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him stay in power is a weak regime, there is more than 15000 terrorists of hezbollah and more mollahs terrorists in Syrian cities.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...fighters-executing-wounded-Syrian-rebels.html

How Hezbollah Is Changing the War in Syria - and Vice Versa | Sahar Atrache

 

[Bleipriester]

The regime invited Hezbollah and mollah terrorists, it would be better if they return home.
38 Hezbollah Shiite Terrorist Militia Fighters Die in Syria Fighting for Dictator Assad 3-18-13 - YouTube

The few Hezbollah fighters in Syria do not really carry weight.

This counts:
President Assad invokes the Syrians to resist terrorists:
Syrien: Assad ruft in TV-Ansprache zur Mobilmachung auf - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Syrians resist terrorists:
Syria's pro-government militias a major boost for Assad's army - Los Angeles Times

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him stay in power is a weak regime, there is more than 15000 terrorists of hezbollah and more mollahs terrorists in Syrian cities.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...fighters-executing-wounded-Syrian-rebels.html

How Hezbollah Is Changing the War in Syria - and Vice Versa*|*Sahar Atrache

The sources you provide don´t tell anything about the number of Hezbollah fighters in Syria.

 

[Freeman]

The few Hezbollah fighters in Syria do not really carry weight.

This counts:
President Assad invokes the Syrians to resist terrorists:
Syrien: Assad ruft in TV-Ansprache zur Mobilmachung auf - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Syrians resist terrorists:
Syria's pro-government militias a major boost for Assad's army - Los Angeles Times

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him stay in power is a weak regime, there is more than 15000 terrorists of hezbollah and more mollahs terrorists in Syrian cities.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...fighters-executing-wounded-Syrian-rebels.html

How Hezbollah Is Changing the War in Syria - and Vice Versa*|*Sahar Atrache

The sources you provide don´t tell anything about the number of Hezbollah fighters in Syria.

Those terrorists come to replace the thousands of deserters from the regime army.
Hezbollah deploys 15,000 troops for anticipated Qalamoun battle
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...0-troops-for-anticipated-Qalamoun-battle.html

 

[Bleipriester]

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him stay in power is a weak regime, there is more than 15000 terrorists of hezbollah and more mollahs terrorists in Syrian cities.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...fighters-executing-wounded-Syrian-rebels.html

How Hezbollah Is Changing the War in Syria - and Vice Versa*|*Sahar Atrache

The sources you provide don´t tell anything about the number of Hezbollah fighters in Syria.

Those terrorists come to replace the thousands of deserters from the regime army.
Hezbollah deploys 15,000 troops for anticipated Qalamoun battle
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...0-troops-for-anticipated-Qalamoun-battle.html

FSA says, there are 5500. Damascus says, there are 2000.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...ollah-has-thousands-of-fighters-in-Syria.html

But well, the more fighters stand against terrorism, the better is it. I think, there are 2000 and I don´t know, why such an Al-Nusra cheerleader like you points his finger at Hezbollah.

 

[Freeman]

The sources you provide don´t tell anything about the number of Hezbollah fighters in Syria.

Those terrorists come to replace the thousands of deserters from the regime army.
Hezbollah deploys 15,000 troops for anticipated Qalamoun battle
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...0-troops-for-anticipated-Qalamoun-battle.html

FSA says, there are 5500. Damascus says, there are 2000.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...ollah-has-thousands-of-fighters-in-Syria.html

But well, the more fighters stand against terrorism, the better is it. I think, there are 2000 and I don´t know, why such an Al-Nusra cheerleader like you points his finger at Hezbollah.

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him from Lebanon, Irak, Iran is a weak regime in the country.

 

[Bleipriester]

Those terrorists come to replace the thousands of deserters from the regime army.
Hezbollah deploys 15,000 troops for anticipated Qalamoun battle
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...0-troops-for-anticipated-Qalamoun-battle.html

FSA says, there are 5500. Damascus says, there are 2000.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...ollah-has-thousands-of-fighters-in-Syria.html

But well, the more fighters stand against terrorism, the better is it. I think, there are 2000 and I don´t know, why such an Al-Nusra cheerleader like you points his finger at Hezbollah.

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him from Lebanon, Irak, Iran is a weak regime in the country.

You´re foolish. Syria´s longterm help for the peoples around Syria is well appreciated.

Example:

Between 2003 and 2006, nearly 100 thousand Iraqis per month fled to neighboring Syria and Jordan to escape the violence of the occupation, and the subsequent outbreak of a low-level civil war between various sectarian groups and political factions. Syria's open-door policy for Iraqi refugees allowed it to become the most attractive place for refugees, even after restrictions for entry were implemented by the Syrian government in 2007.
Indeed, Syria as a hosting country has had a fairly decent reputation in regards to caring for refugees, and was one of the key hubs for refugees in the region; particularly Palestinian refugees who were given rights on par with Syrian nationals. Jordan, meanwhile, had sealed its borders with Iraq, firmly closing it off as an escape route.
According to various -- and heavily disputed – estimates, Iraqi refugees in Syria numbered between one to three (four) million by 2007, the vast majority living in Damascus and its surrounding countryside. They were from an array of backgrounds, a compilation of different economic classes, creeds, ethnicity, and political ideologies.
Iraqi refugees in Syria: Between a rock and a hard place | Al Akhbar English

 

[Freeman]

FSA says, there are 5500. Damascus says, there are 2000.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...ollah-has-thousands-of-fighters-in-Syria.html

But well, the more fighters stand against terrorism, the better is it. I think, there are 2000 and I don´t know, why such an Al-Nusra cheerleader like you points his finger at Hezbollah.

The regime who invite foreign terrorists to help him from Lebanon, Irak, Iran is a weak regime in the country.

You´re foolish. Syria´s longterm help for the peoples around Syria is well appreciated.

Example:

Between 2003 and 2006, nearly 100 thousand Iraqis per month fled to neighboring Syria and Jordan to escape the violence of the occupation, and the subsequent outbreak of a low-level civil war between various sectarian groups and political factions. Syria's open-door policy for Iraqi refugees allowed it to become the most attractive place for refugees, even after restrictions for entry were implemented by the Syrian government in 2007.
Indeed, Syria as a hosting country has had a fairly decent reputation in regards to caring for refugees, and was one of the key hubs for refugees in the region; particularly Palestinian refugees who were given rights on par with Syrian nationals. Jordan, meanwhile, had sealed its borders with Iraq, firmly closing it off as an escape route.
According to various -- and heavily disputed – estimates, Iraqi refugees in Syria numbered between one to three (four) million by 2007, the vast majority living in Damascus and its surrounding countryside. They were from an array of backgrounds, a compilation of different economic classes, creeds, ethnicity, and political ideologies.
Iraqi refugees in Syria: Between a rock and a hard place | Al Akhbar English

Yep in 2009 Iraqi PM Almaliki (ally of Assad) has officially accused syrian regime of training and sending thousands of terrorists to Irak who were responsible for hundreds of bombings in Irak.

 

[Bleipriester]

Yep in 2009 Iraqi PM Almaliki (ally of Assad) has officially accused syrian regime of training and sending thousands of terrorists to Irak who were responsible for hundreds of bombings in Irak.

If that is so official, you certainly can provide a source for your claim...

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar of openly funding the Sunni Muslim insurgents his troops are battling in western Anbar province, in his strongest such statement since fighting started there early this year.
Iraqi PM Maliki says Saudi, Qatar openly funding violence in Anbar | Reuters

 

[Roudy]

Hundreds od Hezbollah and mollah terrorists burst by military opposition.
Good job.

Yeah, that's what they did in Lebanon with the help of the Palestinians, before they killed all the Christians and turned it into an Islamist terrorist shithole. Israel was the only country that came to the help of the Lebanese Christians.