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Bashar al Assad has officially entered his jump-scare era. Benjamin Ashraf (Ben Ashraf) explains how we got here. Nirvana covers. Cillian Murphy deepfakes about him starring in his own biopic. “Allah, Syria, Bashar” remixes. For survivors of these regimes, mocking fear is its own liberation. But here is the... show more

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The Syrian people fought for more than 13 years not just to rid themselves of Bashar al-Assad, but also for the right to decide their own fate. The only way Syria will stabilize is if all Syrians have a stake in the country’s future and if they collectively share power.

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#Captagon in #Syria fell with #Assad Syria car Trading Company is owned by Hafez Munther Al-Assad. It was supposed to be for car trading, but when the revolutionaries entered, they found Captagon inside, and it has now been disposed of. There is a documentary called Captagon in Syria please watch it and now you can believe everything and Who is responsible for manufacturing.

#Captagon in #Syria fell with #Assad Syria car Trading Company is owned by Hafez Munther Al-Assad. It was supposed to be for car trading, but when the revolutionaries entered, they found Captagon inside, and it has now been disposed of. There is a documentary called Captagon in Syria please watch it and now you can believe everything and Who is responsible for manufacturing.

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In the end, I just want to say that Bashar al-Assad was a monster. He was a doctor, and doctors are meant to be saviors, people with kind souls who are chosen to heal and protect. But Assad turned out to be the biggest disappointment. What he did to his own people was not just cruel, it was inhuman. You don’t treat enemies the way he treated his own nation, the very people he was supposed to protect. May Allah’s wrath be upon you, Assad. It will take months, if not longer, to forget what I have witnessed in the past two days. The atrocities committed under his rule are unimaginable. May Allah protect the Syrians and grant them peace in the aftermath of such devastation. Thank you for reading.Allah Hafiz . 🌻 30/ #Syria #Syrien #Assad #Israel #ไรเดอร์

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🇸🇾 "They tell you: your president today is Ahmad al-Shara, and he’s Sunni. So fine, go back to your country." — Syrian-Sunni men do NOT want to go back to Syria. Why? They fled Syria claiming Bashar al-Assad was a monster. They told the West they were escaping genocide, oppression, and indiscriminate violence. They filled out asylum applications, spoke to journalists, posted on social media, and aligned themselves with the narrative that Syria had become unlivable, solely because of Assad. Now, Assad is no longer in power. The war has ended. Sanctions are beginning to lift. A Sunni president, Ahmad al-Shara, has replaced him. And yet, many of those same refugees refuse to return. Why? This recent video of a Syrian man in Germany says it all. He arrived just before the regime change and secured temporary protection. Now that deportations are resuming, he’s furious. But here's the catch, he’s a Sunni Muslim being sent back to a Sunni-led Syria. No longer can he claim persecution. No longer can he point to Assad. But he still doesn’t want to go back. This reveals what many of us knew all along: it was never just about Assad. Many of these men weren’t fleeing extermination, some left willingly, others were encouraged by Western-backed NGOs and media to flee and speak against their own state. They played their part in a war of narratives. Now that the West is done with them, and Syria is "stable", they’re being asked to go home and they’re outraged. You said, "Assad must go." Well, now he's gone and you gotta go too.

🇸🇾 "They tell you: your president today is Ahmad al-Shara, and he’s Sunni. So fine, go back to your country." — Syrian-Sunni men do NOT want to go back to Syria. Why? They fled Syria claiming Bashar al-Assad was a monster. They told the West they were escaping genocide, oppression, and indiscriminate violence. They filled out asylum applications, spoke to journalists, posted on social media, and aligned themselves with the narrative that Syria had become unlivable, solely because of Assad. Now, Assad is no longer in power. The war has ended. Sanctions are beginning to lift. A Sunni president, Ahmad al-Shara, has replaced him. And yet, many of those same refugees refuse to return. Why? This recent video of a Syrian man in Germany says it all. He arrived just before the regime change and secured temporary protection. Now that deportations are resuming, he’s furious. But here's the catch, he’s a Sunni Muslim being sent back to a Sunni-led Syria. No longer can he claim persecution. No longer can he point to Assad. But he still doesn’t want to go back. This reveals what many of us knew all along: it was never just about Assad. Many of these men weren’t fleeing extermination, some left willingly, others were encouraged by Western-backed NGOs and media to flee and speak against their own state. They played their part in a war of narratives. Now that the West is done with them, and Syria is "stable", they’re being asked to go home and they’re outraged. You said, "Assad must go." Well, now he's gone and you gotta go too.

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Syrian Minister of Information Hamza al-Mustafa: After the liberation, many regional and international players have had a negative perspective regarding the change that happened in Damascus after the Assad era. That’s why, for example, we are talking every day about the Israeli interference in Syria since the liberation. Until now, there have been more than one thousand intrusions and more than 500 airstrikes conducted by Israel. We are also talking about Iran, which is supporting the remnants and supporters of the Bashar al-Assad regime, especially in the coastal areas. In the south, we also face major challenges in Suwayda and the al-Hajari area. Many investigations have revealed links with foreign countries. For example, Israel supported al-Hajari and his group one day after the liberation.

Syrian Minister of Information Hamza al-Mustafa: After the liberation, many regional and international players have had a negative perspective regarding the change that happened in Damascus after the Assad era. That’s why, for example, we are talking every day about the Israeli interference in Syria since the liberation. Until now, there have been more than one thousand intrusions and more than 500 airstrikes conducted by Israel. We are also talking about Iran, which is supporting the remnants and supporters of the Bashar al-Assad regime, especially in the coastal areas. In the south, we also face major challenges in Suwayda and the al-Hajari area. Many investigations have revealed links with foreign countries. For example, Israel supported al-Hajari and his group one day after the liberation.

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🇹🇷🇸🇾‼️🚨 Assad’s fault the conflict escalated? In July Erdogan tried to come close to Assad and invited him for possible talks to restore relations any time: “I have already called on Mr. Assad for a visit to Turkey or a meeting in a third country and I have instructed my foreign minister on this matter. We want to start a new process by overcoming this resentment.” ‼️ Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (splinter branch of Al Qaeda) rebels, who started an offensive now, were angry! HTS in Idlib were burning Turkish flags in dissatisfaction with Erdogan plan to restart diplomatic relations with Assad. -> But Assad decided not to go down this path and refused to start talks with Erdogan, unless Erdogan abides by his conditions of fully sovereignty and retreats from Syria fully. Which essentially is impossible before talks, but could have been part of the agreement. Erdogan said: "The door is open to Assad but their approach is important. Assad wants Türkiye out of Northern Syria. This is out of the question. We are fighting terrorism there.” The important part is, that Assad decided not to open a diplomatic path with Erdogan. -> Now Erdogan decided to actually escalate and enforce either talks, or remove Assad. Assad was able to establish good relations with other Arab states and join the Arab league again, the last bit he missed is the normalized of relations with Turkey. It’s a shame Assad did not do that, Russia and Iran were pressuring Assad to make peace. It is rumored that Bashar is emotional and upset with Erdogan, so he was waiting for him to go and wanted to make peace with the next president. Assad and Erdogan were close, they even went on family vacations together and Bashar never forgave Erdogan that he turned on him that much. ‼️ Now … whenever you want to blame Assad or not, likely he could have averted the current escalation by meeting Erdogan and working on a peace plan, with a slow withdrawal of Turkey from Syria.

🇹🇷🇸🇾‼️🚨 Assad’s fault the conflict escalated? In July Erdogan tried to come close to Assad and invited him for possible talks to restore relations any time: “I have already called on Mr. Assad for a visit to Turkey or a meeting in a third country and I have instructed my foreign minister on this matter. We want to start a new process by overcoming this resentment.” ‼️ Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (splinter branch of Al Qaeda) rebels, who started an offensive now, were angry! HTS in Idlib were burning Turkish flags in dissatisfaction with Erdogan plan to restart diplomatic relations with Assad. -> But Assad decided not to go down this path and refused to start talks with Erdogan, unless Erdogan abides by his conditions of fully sovereignty and retreats from Syria fully. Which essentially is impossible before talks, but could have been part of the agreement. Erdogan said: "The door is open to Assad but their approach is important. Assad wants Türkiye out of Northern Syria. This is out of the question. We are fighting terrorism there.” The important part is, that Assad decided not to open a diplomatic path with Erdogan. -> Now Erdogan decided to actually escalate and enforce either talks, or remove Assad. Assad was able to establish good relations with other Arab states and join the Arab league again, the last bit he missed is the normalized of relations with Turkey. It’s a shame Assad did not do that, Russia and Iran were pressuring Assad to make peace. It is rumored that Bashar is emotional and upset with Erdogan, so he was waiting for him to go and wanted to make peace with the next president. Assad and Erdogan were close, they even went on family vacations together and Bashar never forgave Erdogan that he turned on him that much. ‼️ Now … whenever you want to blame Assad or not, likely he could have averted the current escalation by meeting Erdogan and working on a peace plan, with a slow withdrawal of Turkey from Syria.

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I want to share this video from my trip to Syria two weeks ago to give you an idea of what half of the country looks like and more of an understanding of how beyond absurd it is for President Trump to say that Syria should take on Hezbollah. Aside from Syria being utterly physically and economically shattered, there is also the fact that it too is currently being occupied by Israel, who started bombing and grabbing more land the minute the regime of Bashar al-Assad fell. Worth remembering that the former Syrian regime, despite being part of the “axis” kept its border with Israel pretty quiet. Odd dynamic I know, but yes the old Syria facilitated the movement of weapons to Hezbollah while at the same time had a quiet deal with Israel and the US. As a senior official said to me back in those years, its better the devil we know who will stick to the status quo with Israel. Since al-Sharaa toppled the Assad regime, Israel has been regularly bombing and grabbing more Syrian land under that good old “national security” argument, even though al-Sharaa has repeatedly stated that he has no intention of attacking Israel and has in fact been rather passive on Israel’s actions. And yes he, the current government, many Syrians might hate Hezbollah for the role they played in propping up Bashar al-Assad and fighting with the former regime, but the sheer ludicrousness of suggesting they trot over to Lebanon and get rid of Hezbollah to help Israel is mindblowing, and not just from the Syria side but also can you imagine what Israel would do if the people whose military capabilities its bombing and “weakening” in Syria just showed up on its border with Lebanon?

I want to share this video from my trip to Syria two weeks ago to give you an idea of what half of the country looks like and more of an understanding of how beyond absurd it is for President Trump to say that Syria should take on Hezbollah. Aside from Syria being utterly physically and economically shattered, there is also the fact that it too is currently being occupied by Israel, who started bombing and grabbing more land the minute the regime of Bashar al-Assad fell. Worth remembering that the former Syrian regime, despite being part of the “axis” kept its border with Israel pretty quiet. Odd dynamic I know, but yes the old Syria facilitated the movement of weapons to Hezbollah while at the same time had a quiet deal with Israel and the US. As a senior official said to me back in those years, its better the devil we know who will stick to the status quo with Israel. Since al-Sharaa toppled the Assad regime, Israel has been regularly bombing and grabbing more Syrian land under that good old “national security” argument, even though al-Sharaa has repeatedly stated that he has no intention of attacking Israel and has in fact been rather passive on Israel’s actions. And yes he, the current government, many Syrians might hate Hezbollah for the role they played in propping up Bashar al-Assad and fighting with the former regime, but the sheer ludicrousness of suggesting they trot over to Lebanon and get rid of Hezbollah to help Israel is mindblowing, and not just from the Syria side but also can you imagine what Israel would do if the people whose military capabilities its bombing and “weakening” in Syria just showed up on its border with Lebanon?

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These ending is still just one of the best in the whole show. You can tell how much Finn is thinking about his own family here and Jake trying to cheer him up…. The music too…. Oh my god just such a good sceneeee

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🚨 BREAKING: Patriot Danny Cuffed at Heathrow on “Terrorism” Charges — For Daring to Oppose the Labour Establishment. Just landed at Heathrow and immediately arrested. His crime? Speaking out against the very government he says is selling out Britain. They didn’t catch him with a bomb. They didn’t catch him planning violence. They arrested him because he refuses to stay silent while his country is dismantled. This is what the UK has become under Labour: a government so terrified of its own people that it slaps terrorism charges on citizens trying to save their own nation. How deranged does a regime have to be to treat patriots like terrorists and actual threats like protected guests? This isn’t law and order. This is tyranny wearing a suit and tie. Danny isn’t the criminal here. The real threat is a government that would rather lock up its own people than listen to them. Share this. Say his name. Britain is watching. 🇬🇧 #uk #trending #news #politics #SaveBritain

🚨 BREAKING: Patriot Danny Cuffed at Heathrow on “Terrorism” Charges — For Daring to Oppose the Labour Establishment. Just landed at Heathrow and immediately arrested. His crime? Speaking out against the very government he says is selling out Britain. They didn’t catch him with a bomb. They didn’t catch him planning violence. They arrested him because he refuses to stay silent while his country is dismantled. This is what the UK has become under Labour: a government so terrified of its own people that it slaps terrorism charges on citizens trying to save their own nation. How deranged does a regime have to be to treat patriots like terrorists and actual threats like protected guests? This isn’t law and order. This is tyranny wearing a suit and tie. Danny isn’t the criminal here. The real threat is a government that would rather lock up its own people than listen to them. Share this. Say his name. Britain is watching. 🇬🇧 #uk #trending #news #politics #SaveBritain

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🚨BASHAR AL-ASSAD FALLS, AL QAEDA TAKES OVER SYRIA🇸🇾 Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has been deposed in a sudden, shocking turn of events. It seems that a deal was done, and Al Qaeda-linked groups have seized the capital Damascus. Sources close to Assad tell me that he and his retinue are safe and are out of the country. The US and Israel have finally won the dirty war against Syria, decimated for years with punishing sanctions, an illegal US occupation that stole Syria’s oil resulting in chronic fuel shortages, and over a decade of arms and funding going to ISIS, Al Qaeda, and their offshoots. HTS leader Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the de facto leader of Syria, has been rebranded from a fanatical extremist to a diversity-loving ‘moderate jihadist’ in Western media. He was given the ultimate softball interview by CNN, in which he pledged to guarantee the rights of Syria’s minorities, after his troops perpetrated atrocity after atrocity against Syria’s minorities for over a decade. Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan famously said ‘Al Qaeda is on our side in Syria’…now its boss controls Damascus. The State Department still has a performative $10 million bounty on Jolani’s head, though it’s clear to everyone now that he is Washington’s and Israel’s man in Damascus. NATO countries have learned nothing from the decades of blowback terrorism that has come from disastrous regime change wars, and arming fanatical extremist groups in the region. Now with a fragile coalition led by Hayyat Tahrir Al-Sham controlling Damascus, arguably it’s only a matter of time before another episode of horrific blowback.

🚨BASHAR AL-ASSAD FALLS, AL QAEDA TAKES OVER SYRIA🇸🇾 Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has been deposed in a sudden, shocking turn of events. It seems that a deal was done, and Al Qaeda-linked groups have seized the capital Damascus. Sources close to Assad tell me that he and his retinue are safe and are out of the country. The US and Israel have finally won the dirty war against Syria, decimated for years with punishing sanctions, an illegal US occupation that stole Syria’s oil resulting in chronic fuel shortages, and over a decade of arms and funding going to ISIS, Al Qaeda, and their offshoots. HTS leader Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the de facto leader of Syria, has been rebranded from a fanatical extremist to a diversity-loving ‘moderate jihadist’ in Western media. He was given the ultimate softball interview by CNN, in which he pledged to guarantee the rights of Syria’s minorities, after his troops perpetrated atrocity after atrocity against Syria’s minorities for over a decade. Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan famously said ‘Al Qaeda is on our side in Syria’…now its boss controls Damascus. The State Department still has a performative $10 million bounty on Jolani’s head, though it’s clear to everyone now that he is Washington’s and Israel’s man in Damascus. NATO countries have learned nothing from the decades of blowback terrorism that has come from disastrous regime change wars, and arming fanatical extremist groups in the region. Now with a fragile coalition led by Hayyat Tahrir Al-Sham controlling Damascus, arguably it’s only a matter of time before another episode of horrific blowback.

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Sami Hamdi (Sami Hamdi سامي الهاشمي الحامدي) | Geopolitical Analyst | The International Interest: We forget how rapidly the world changes. Assad was supposed to be there forever. Syria today is on a different path - toward rebuilding. Ben Ali of Tunisia was supposed to be there forever but a street vendor burned himself in protest & sparked an Arab Spring that toppled regimes across the region. The outcomes weren't always what people hoped for. But the dictators fell - when nobody thought they would. The natural progression of history is that the oppressed always wins. Even when you least expect it.

Sami Hamdi (Sami Hamdi سامي الهاشمي الحامدي) | Geopolitical Analyst | The International Interest: We forget how rapidly the world changes. Assad was supposed to be there forever. Syria today is on a different path - toward rebuilding. Ben Ali of Tunisia was supposed to be there forever but a street vendor burned himself in protest & sparked an Arab Spring that toppled regimes across the region. The outcomes weren't always what people hoped for. But the dictators fell - when nobody thought they would. The natural progression of history is that the oppressed always wins. Even when you least expect it.

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Lala has been rich for more than 2 decades now He used to be one of the BIG BOYS that produced his own movies with his own money without collecting money from marketers back then He has a beard bakery in Lagos around early 2000 He is not just a lazy man following Musician because of money, he has trained numerous actors and actresses that have become stars today He is a benefactor to many people in movie and music industry And he’s is just eating the fruits of his labor now I pray he eats it forever

Lala has been rich for more than 2 decades now He used to be one of the BIG BOYS that produced his own movies with his own money without collecting money from marketers back then He has a beard bakery in Lagos around early 2000 He is not just a lazy man following Musician because of money, he has trained numerous actors and actresses that have become stars today He is a benefactor to many people in movie and music industry And he’s is just eating the fruits of his labor now I pray he eats it forever

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Has Zelensky turned Putin’s worst nightmare into reality? While Putin is afraid to leave Russia and has even reduced meetings with his own officials, Ukraine’s president is working on other diplomatic fronts. After a tour of Middle Eastern countries, he recently visited Turkey and then Syria. In a country that just a year and a half ago was allied with the Kremlin, Zelensky was welcomed with full honors. It appears a future scheme is emerging to supply Qatari gas through Syria and Turkey to Europe — and possibly to Ukraine as well. In other words, what used to be Putin’s worst nightmare, and the very reason he supported Bashar al-Assad’s brutal regime for years, is now starting to become reality.

Has Zelensky turned Putin’s worst nightmare into reality? While Putin is afraid to leave Russia and has even reduced meetings with his own officials, Ukraine’s president is working on other diplomatic fronts. After a tour of Middle Eastern countries, he recently visited Turkey and then Syria. In a country that just a year and a half ago was allied with the Kremlin, Zelensky was welcomed with full honors. It appears a future scheme is emerging to supply Qatari gas through Syria and Turkey to Europe — and possibly to Ukraine as well. In other words, what used to be Putin’s worst nightmare, and the very reason he supported Bashar al-Assad’s brutal regime for years, is now starting to become reality.

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The syrian pivot: how putin’s investment became Ukraine’s strategic hub. I would pay anything to be a fly on the wall in the Kremlin when putin sees this footage. Man, if you told me two years ago that Bashar al-Assad would be hiding in a Moscow basement while the newguy in Damascus, Ahmed al-Sharaa, was out here cutting deals with President Zelenskyy, I would’ve said you’re dreaming. putin spent a decade—and a terrifying amount of Russian blood and treasure—bombing Syria into submission just to keep a "loyal" puppet in power and secure those Mediterranean military bases. And now? The new government is basically using those very same ports—the ones putin thought were his permanent "Southern Flank"—to help Ukraine move grain. It’s peak irony. The "Grand Strategist" in Moscow basically cleared the path for a government that’s now cozying up to his biggest adversary. It’s a masterclass in how quickly putin’s "influence" evaporates. Putin thought he bought Syria forever. Instead he just subsidised the infrastructure for the next administration to move on without him. Seeing al-Sharaa talk about "stability" while facilitating Ukrainian trade must feel like a slow-motion slap in the face to every "Z-patriot" back in Russia. Ahmed al-Sharaa: “This is a great success achieved for the stability of Syria. There is a historical partnership between Syria and Ukraine in the fields of food and energy. Ukraine has great experience in agricultural production and the pharmaceutical industry. Syria is also an agricultural country and needs these skills. Our main goal is to create a hub where food and basic materials from Ukraine can be re-exported through Syrian ports. Turkey contributes greatly to global and regional stability through initiatives like this forum. Turkey's role has now reached a global dimension. The Syria-Turkey partnership is the foundation for the future security of the region and the world. Syria has ceased to be a crisis and has turned into a historical opportunity for reconstruction and stability.”

The syrian pivot: how putin’s investment became Ukraine’s strategic hub. I would pay anything to be a fly on the wall in the Kremlin when putin sees this footage. Man, if you told me two years ago that Bashar al-Assad would be hiding in a Moscow basement while the newguy in Damascus, Ahmed al-Sharaa, was out here cutting deals with President Zelenskyy, I would’ve said you’re dreaming. putin spent a decade—and a terrifying amount of Russian blood and treasure—bombing Syria into submission just to keep a "loyal" puppet in power and secure those Mediterranean military bases. And now? The new government is basically using those very same ports—the ones putin thought were his permanent "Southern Flank"—to help Ukraine move grain. It’s peak irony. The "Grand Strategist" in Moscow basically cleared the path for a government that’s now cozying up to his biggest adversary. It’s a masterclass in how quickly putin’s "influence" evaporates. Putin thought he bought Syria forever. Instead he just subsidised the infrastructure for the next administration to move on without him. Seeing al-Sharaa talk about "stability" while facilitating Ukrainian trade must feel like a slow-motion slap in the face to every "Z-patriot" back in Russia. Ahmed al-Sharaa: “This is a great success achieved for the stability of Syria. There is a historical partnership between Syria and Ukraine in the fields of food and energy. Ukraine has great experience in agricultural production and the pharmaceutical industry. Syria is also an agricultural country and needs these skills. Our main goal is to create a hub where food and basic materials from Ukraine can be re-exported through Syrian ports. Turkey contributes greatly to global and regional stability through initiatives like this forum. Turkey's role has now reached a global dimension. The Syria-Turkey partnership is the foundation for the future security of the region and the world. Syria has ceased to be a crisis and has turned into a historical opportunity for reconstruction and stability.”

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