Thread: The crisis in Syria

It's not any of our business what happens there.
It's between the Syrians and their government!

Just like what goes on in the USA (within its borders) is not my business, it's between the Americans and their government.

It's when countries get aggressive and starts meddling, disturbing, invaduing or provoking other countries that there is a problem. Syria was minding its own business. If they wanted to get rid of their government they should do it themselves, off their own initiative. Just like the French, the Russians, the Americans and many others have thrown out corrupt goverments when they got enough. Without the involvement of anybody else.
Why should the Syrians not have the same opportunity and responsibility?

Originally Posted by Hanna

It's not any of our business what happens there.
It's between the Syrians and their government!

How can't it be your business, if thousands of the mercenaries fight against the Syrian Government? These mercenaries were hired with the help of the US and their "partners" like the UAE, Qatar etc.

They are NOT Syrians. It's a genetic trash from all the muslim world. You can find some soldiers even from Russia there (from the Caucasus, of course).

Originally Posted by Paul G.

How can't it be your business, if thousands of the mercenaries fight against the Syrian Government?

That's genius If it was THAT simple, I could only suggest they keep fighting until they annihilate each other xD Unfortunately, it's not even close to being that way...

Originally Posted by Paul G.

How can't it be your business, if thousands of the mercenaries fight against the Syrian Government? These mercenaries were hired with the help of the US and their "partners" like the UAE, Qatar etc.

They are NOT Syrians. It's a genetic trash from all the muslim world. You can find some soldiers even from Russia there (from the Caucasus, of course).

Yeah, these mercenaries should not have been sent there to start with, and the campaign to blackpaint Assad in Western media was wrong.
They should have been left to sort out their differences from Day 1.