Bürgerkrieg in Syrien
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I seek to draw a realistic image of ISIS, one that can be compared with and contrasted to the picture of a bloody organization. For it is impossible for a bloody murderous regime to rule without inducing physical and societal security. But this is rarely mentioned in order to tarnish the image of the organization, one that does not need any more than the truth to do so.http://www.joshualandis.com/blog/
The question is, has there developed an ISIS society, meaning has the organization integrated into the larger community? Until now, the group cannot speak of an “ISIS society” in any real sense; in that it is fear and terror that still rules the community. But with the passage of time, if the regime stays in power at least three more years, I expect that there would be a real ISIS society, and this is the biggest fear with regards to the Eastern regions. From this ISIS society will be born extremist and terrorist ideas.
canales schrieb:The question is, has there developed an ISIS society, meaning has the organization integrated into the larger community? Until now, the group cannot speak of an “ISIS society” in any real sensedas ist Leugnung vom Schlimmsten; Das Gebiet des Islamischen Staates ist bereits so groß wie Großbritanien, es gibt staatsähnliche Verwaltungsstrukturen....
if the regime stays in power at least three more years,if the regime stays in power at least three more years, From this ISIS society will be born extremist and terrorist ideas.ist alles schon real....leider
canales schrieb:ollte sich in wenigen Jahren eine IS-Gesellschaft verfestigt haben, dann dürfte die Gefährdung nicht nur für die umliegenden Staaten wesentlich größer werden.nicht erst in paar Jahren...die Situation besteht schon; das Horrorszenario ist bereits da
lawine schrieb:dein joshua hängt der Zeit bisschen nach, keine Ahnung, warum. liest sich wie Anfang 2014 geschrieben, heißt auch schon länger nciht mehr ISIS, sondern ISDer Verein heisst auf arabisch Islamischer Staat, oder von mir aus, Islamic State ?
canales schrieb:Die Gefahr einer Verfestigung des IS in die Gesellschaft der besetzten Gebiete siehst Du also nicht...ich sehe sie nicht als zukünftige Gefahr, weil sie schon verfestigt sind.
The Lebanese media outlet Almustaqbal reported that there were dead and wounded Hezbollah fighters in the attack which hit the area close to the Lebanese border.
Last week, Israel reportedly attacked targets in the same area of Syria.
In that attack, the sources claimed that 13 Syrian troops and Hezbollah fighters were killed and dozens were wounded, including four seriously.
Fedaykin schrieb:Niemand. Ändert aber nichts an der Lage.Na dann hat sich die Frage nach Externen Bodentruppen recht schnell erledigt
Interessant wäre ja die Frage, wie die USA auf einen Terroranschlag wie in Paris reagiert hätten. <i class="uicons uicon-x" title=":X">:X[/i]Die USA hatten mehrere Anschläge in der Größenordnung von Paris. Die wären auch nicht durchgedreht.
Desweiteren muss man sich ganz nüchtern die Frage stellen, ob und wann der nächste Anschlag ansteht.
Fedaykin schrieb:Mal angenommen, dieser hätte die Dimension von 9/11, dann wird man sich die Frage stellen müssen, wieso man nicht nach dem Anschlag in Paris schon Bodentruppen eingestzt hat. Viele Tote später.Man kann seine Planungen nicht auf allen Möglichen Hypothesen aufbauen.
Syrian President Bashar Assad told a senior Iranian official Sunday that his adversaries have increased weapon supplies and financial support to insurgents since the start of a major offensive aided by his allies to regain lost territory.Armer Menschenfreund Assad, niemand um ihn herum mag ihn mehr liebhaben v.v
Assad was quoted by state media as telling Ali Akbar Velayati, a top adviser to Iran's supreme leader, that the military support his country was getting from Iran and Russia had pushed the enemy states he did not name to "further escalate and increase financing and equipping of terrorists."
A Trip to the “Caliphate,” Oppressive Justice under ISISEr möchte sicher nichts verharmlosen, gibt IS-Regime schlechte Chancen weil auf Angst aufgebaut,
By OMAR AL-WARDI (a pseudonym for a Syrian who was brought up in the Jazeera region of Syria, where ISIS now rules and who has visited the region many times since.)
canales schrieb:One of the main reasons ISIS has been accepted by a vast majority is that corruption was rampant in the area during the first years of the uprising against Assad. First, the militias that called themselves the Free Syrian Army ruled. They disported themselves no differently than thieves and bandits. Civilians lived in a state of anxiety that their possessions would be lifted from them one after the other and fear that they would be harassed and possibly killed. Then came al-Nusra, which was concerned only with power and gave little care to justice or good government. Between the Free Army and Nusra, society was lost. No one dared approach the authorities to resolve disputes. Once the Caliphate established control over the region, however, people have breathed easier and feel less oppressed.http://www.joshualandis.com/blog/
On 2 July, the major offensive was launched by two rebel coalitions, Fatah Halab and Ansar Sharia, the latter of which includes the Al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front,[12] with fighting focusing on the Jamiyat al-Zahra frontline.Wikipedia: Aleppo offensive (July 2015)
In preparation for a new offensive, the rebels heavily shelled government-held parts of Aleppo, leaving 43 civilians dead and 190 wounded on 15 June.[158] On 17 June, rebel forces captured the western neighborhood of Rashideen from Syrian government forces.[159][160] Throughout 19 and 20 June, a new round of rebel shelling killed 19 more civilians.[161][162]Wikipedia: Battle of Aleppo (2012–present)
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In mid-October, ISIL captured four rebel-held villages northeast of Aleppo,