american proxy parties.

This is what happens when you trust CIA Lies about "glorious revolutions". Which in fact turn out to be devastating civil wars. Look what Ukraine did to itself over the course of 2 consecutive revolutions in 2004/2014, from 2004 up to 2022 its economy falls, people are running away, no jobs, no money, highest inflation, corruption, CIA controls every step of every politician, and finally hot civil war between Kiev and Donetsk+Russia in 2022.

you are wrong whatever The terrorist regime is more bloody and brutal than everyone else

​​@@mazen4233exactly. Assad is absolutely the worst party by every metric, even worse than ISlS. He is responsible for literally over 90% of the casualties since the start of the 2011 conflict and countless more beforehand. Not to mention his dad's Hama massacre in 1982.

US still has troops in Syria, to claim that this is purely a civil war is a joke.

This conflict has been going on for 1,300 years, and has nothing to do with modern politics (or oil pipelines). The problem is that the media have REFUSED to tell us the true history of the region - that this is a religio-ethnic conflict that no amount of Western troops can sort out. See the 600 Dead Cities of Aleppo - Christian cities that were desttroyed by the MusIim invaders in the 7th century. The only good guy in this internecine war is Assad, who leads a much persecuted semi-secular semi-Christian AIawite minority, and who has therefore always been the saviour of the region's minority groups - including the Syriac Christians. .... Why do you think that Syrian Christians have supported Asssad all this time...? Had Assad not defended the Christians, the entire Christian population would have been exiled by the Muslim ‘moderates’. There would be yet more ‘Dead Cities of Aleppo’ - the 800 towns around Aleppo that were devastated during the Muslim invasion of the 8th century. These ancient Christian cities and their cathedrals are still there - abandoned - littering the formerly prosperous eastern realm of the Roman and Byzantine Empires. ralph

Same.

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

Most of it wasn’t reduce to rubble but sadly a big part was

Thank your very own American government

Damn I’m sorry to hear that. I wish u well & will send prayers for u, ur family, & love ones 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks a lot 🙏 @@FeezFBaby

God is with you my friend 🙏🙏🙏

الله يشفيك اي اخي. We will never forgive we will never forget Free syria

May God bless you

@@elhombredeoro955 thank you brother 😊 and bless you too

God bless you and your loved ones.

@@multiyapples thank you so much, we feel blessed to have come to the US but many Christians like us couldn’t make it out. God bless you and your loved ones too ❤️

Should be noted that prior the war Christians lived normally in Syrian society under the government. Unthinkable in neighboring states.

I do not agree. I was front line soldier of 4th d. of saa for 7 years and this is american propaganda. Only modest force was goverment others were obvious terrorists. I saw a lot of things and thank god its over. Starmy awatmy from us.

Libya too

And Lebanon back in the day of its own civil war which was very confusing

It was Muslims vs Christians

​@@tomhenry897Muslims certainly saw it that way, given how many middle eastern Christians have fled from persecution there.

@@tomhenry897 Sunnis vs Alevis

Assad was almost gone too. Russias Air Force just turned the tide. I do not know if Assad’s fall would of truly helped, but good to contemplate.

@christophervandenberg-garc133 that might be the case but it's always the people who suffer the most in these horrible conflicts

Don't come in Balkans pls

​​@@youtubergamer976its ALWAYS the people who suffer while the dictators or those in power get off scott free.

@jaws666 yes however eventually every dictator will get the end they deserve just as we can see from history most of those bloody tyrants who oppressed and subjected their people to violence and stole their freedom had met a brutal end

shouldnt have risen up , uprisings in the middle east and africa never go well due to geopolitics

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

@@mynamejeef7166 Well, Obama actually says that CIA supporting insurgencies rarely worked out well - and he was right. "WikiLeaks reported that the US government had been covertly funding Syrian opposition groups since 2006, mainly the London-based Movement for Justice and Development in Syria and an associated satellite TV channel Barada TV. Special Activities Division teams were said to have been deployed to Syria during the uprising to ascertain rebel groups, leadership and potential supply routes. - Wikipedia, CIA activities in Syria

@@mynamejeef7166especially when backed, armed, and even reinforced by almost exclusively foreign entities with malicious intent, against the people of the country

Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

The US funded isis and El Nusra.

Well said mrmr446. One only needs to look at a map and one can see that Idlib region is still held today by Turkish supported terror groups that are using the Turkish border for supplies and men. This channel ignores this and continues to lie for the US deep state.

@@CyrilSneer123 I found it frustrating when coverage of the earthquake would leave out that Turkey holds much of the northern border and little to no mention of sanctions.

Because he's biased. This guy isn't honest. It's a puppet sucking money for the mainstream narrative

Protests are starting all over again, probably because the regime don't give a duck about rebuilding but pocketing.

I agree, the best I’ve seen on the events following the American invasion

Eternal thanks to Russia for saving Syria . Now please when will US leave Syria

​​@@djolivierastro Russian or Serbian? Because you're not Syrian and don't speak for them.

Netflix did a great one on 9/11 called 'Turning Point'. I think the West are sleeping on the job when it comes to fighting extremism. More needs to be done to challenge the root cause and it's wonderful that atheism is becoming increasingly popular in countries. You have to be extremely brave to speak out against a religious government. Nobody expected 9/11 but it changed everything.

Only Jesus Christ blood can cleanse us of are sins come to Jesus Christ today Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void. The Holy Spirit can lead you guide and confort you through it all Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

Bro, he said the free Syrian army was formed but they were unwilling to shoot their own people.but they met John McCain( he entered without visa so that means illegally)during the beginning of the war. Plus beginning of the war there were Turkish military fighting side by side with free Syrian army. Plus USA removed José Bustani, a Brazilian who has headed the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons during the duma chemical attack when he spoke about the mishandling of the investigation. And WikiLeaks leaked documents about the implicitly of the investigators. Look at Berlin 21 group and Aaron mate un speech. Btw I am Syrian. This is not civil war in Syria but a proxy war and our people are caught in between

Without Assad there wouldn’t be any peace or freedom in Syria. The fact you think that and claim to have lived there prove your a stooge.

If America asks a foreign country if they want “freedom” say “no”

@@LIVdaBrandstop it bro its the syrian people asked for freedom, it’s disrespectful to the half a million martyrs that layed down their life for our cause for you to just paint it as a american ploy. Fuck bashar

Hey sorry for asking but why do some people blame it on israel the all civilwar, someone went after me when he notice i was israeli, calling me a killer of syrian until he got a ban for breaking some discord rules, i didn't understand what he was on about so i'm just asking if it's ok .

​@@Adam-wg2rf yeah.. because the mossad had a hand in it.. just like the cia

​@@Adam-wg2rfyou're not only killer of syrians but also of palestinians

The UN should just host an international "Who wants to beat up Syria?" event at this point. That might be the only way to unite the world's major powers these days...

Go back to Destiny's comments

TBH Turkey's stupidity in Syria is massively ging to hurt it in long run....with millions of syrians,lebanese settling in Turkey, it's going to cause radical changes in country that they dont expect.

Do you have any actual opinions?

Can someone make the rest of it rhyme? Can’t think of how Also Assad is worse than isis

What you eating on 👀👀

i find it wild that the US now has a large base there with over 1000 troops, totally uninvited and unwelcomed. The region is a mess

Why did they arrest you

Alhamdulillah brother you are still alive. Daraa was the first one who took arms against assad regime which was the best thing but isis caused harm to the Syrian revolution.

​​@@skyhappythey arrested because to spread fear among sunni conservative Syrians. They literally formed a sectarian group shabiha and kill people like a game. I'm non Syrian but when I read these things and it boiled my blood.

@@skyhappy cuz I’m from daraa I was student in Aleppo and on the way from daraa to Aleppo and way back used to stop me, and one time arrested me

@@lvi25 definitely Syrian people suffered the most.

I hope Syria finds a peaceful solution with the Assad’s and his supporters out of power.

@@multiyapples amen to that 🙏

Hopefully soon ameen

So, you’re telling me he’s a moderate? Would you rather Sunni extremists be in charge?

Very well said!

@@jarekkish5515 He's definitely moderate when it comes to religious matters but make no mistake, if you said or did anything against him, you and your entire family will be imprisoned and perhaps killed. Just search for "Tadamon massacre", you'll know how "moderate" his regime really is.

​@@jarekkish5515Syria is under government control the most "western" looking country of all arab Nations. They can wear what they want, they can party at rooftop bars in Damascus or other places until dawn and you can hear Blackpink on the radio. It would not be like that had the US gotten what they wanted.

Iran is Shia so of course they prefer the Alawites to the Sunni extremists

All you need to know: you cannot Mossad the Assad.

​@@Notorious46 The guy is a Putin's and Ayatollahs proxy... Jews have nothing to do with this scambag... why do you think Israel periodically bomb sh#t out of his military installations and Putin with his S400 can't do a sh#t about it:)

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

Yeah so the version of events presented by Simon is 100% consists of Western governments narratives. In other words every piece of propaganda is included in this video as a matter of fact.

Well considering he doesn't host Biographics, Geographics and probably a couple others anymore... he has plenty of time lol

It's okay, but not high quality. The narrative presented is one sided and sources are missing as well

@@dimitryofthedonmongolslayer Thats true. I think RealLifeLore covered this topic and it was actually amazing quality

Simmons job is just to read the script these days. He isn’t really doing the research and writing, he is a trustworthy looking smart sounding presenter to read the approved propaganda.

@@Mortabluntyes great propaganda where he literally calls everyone involved bad, really taking sides there

He’s a propagandist, Idlib is held by Al-Nusra, not “pro-democracy forces”. Al-Nusra is lead by Abu Mohammad al-Julani who was a high ranking member of Al-Qaeda in Iraq (which ultimately became ISIS). These are the “US backed freedom fighters” they’re Sunni rebels exported from the Gulf monarchies. This war is just like the soviet afghan war. The US, the west and their regional Allie’s are supporting Sunni insurgents and Russia is supporting the secular government.

Just like Libya with Gaddofi 💅

I visited Syria in 1992 and I approve this view.

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

This is what happens when US gives you "democracy".

One of the people who would replace him was his other brother, right?

Obama’s uninformed amateur application of “community organizing” let loose the dogs of war in much of the Arab world. What a disaster this caused. People demonstrating for democratic change doesn’t mean the time is right for it.

Everything was U.S fault if you have a bad gene and a retrded brain to even know the fact. Sry u r one of them

In 2009. I guess the Nobel Prize committee, just like each and every other organization in the world, is secretly led by the CIA.

You go to other countries and be so demanding dude?. If you're ungrateful you should probably go back to your old country and fight for the freedom of your own people. Freedom is not free, you should fight for the freedom that you wanted so bad. The country that you live in fought for their freedom in blood. Maybe you should go back and fight for your own country's freedom. Go now

@mictianfollower2644 most sane youtube commenter

You let your Motherland die..

Why did North America accept Jewish refugees in the 1940s? They should have been asked to turn around and return to Europe to fight for their freedom instead.@@mictianfollower2644

​@@mictianfollower2644or may be if you force your government to stop proxy war in his country in the name of democracy, he might would see a peaceful and progressive syria within 10 years. Global south don't need your enforced democracy when we know that we might would lose everything that we are being offered by authoritarian regimes. We want peace, whatever form of government wills to provide, we will support it.

Can you name me a war in the last few decades that the US didn’t fund?

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

Learn about the 3 Iraqi civil wars (1991,2006-2009,2014-2017) or the Lebanese civil war

Yeah, the Syrian Civil War has to be the most complex and byzantine conflict on the planet since WWII. The number of significant actors involved with divergent interests and activities is absolutely mind-blowing. It’s no wonder that this horrific mess still hasn’t been resolved.

And its fair to say all conflicts in the middle-east stem from western powers actions during the early 20th century. Countries were gaining indepence from colonization and in the aftermath of WW I countries borders were drawn in the sand instead of forming countries from the different ethnic and religious populations. In present day there are many minorities and different islamic religions and other at odds with each other in all middle eastern countries and because of this there will never be peace. New wars will start as old ones stop.

I'm glad someone else caught it. I thought I was going nuts

Cringe, the Syrian 'uprising' was never organic, it was always astroturfed. The people are with Bashar and he won where so many others have failed. Props to him and his allies. God, Syria, Bashar!

That's because they were most likely intelligence operations taking advantage of the legitimate grievances of the population. One authoritarian replaced with another western friendly one.

Goes to show why democracy is rare and it requires a siperior culture and temperance to achiev.

@@Tonius126🤡

F those evil people for trying to overthrow they governments. It is never a good thing for the people of a country to try and destroy there onw government.

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

​@@suleyman8696bot

How’s the blow over there?

There was a Columbia video but it was taken down

I'm from Colombia, 🇨🇴 there's political and economic instability as always xd xd

Im syrian and I can tell you that the idlib resistance is 100x more democratic than that war criminal

You belongs to a minority religious group that's why. Assad fooled you to think that if he removed from power, your lives will be in danger.

Simon won’t see this comment…he doesn’t moderate. Should be pretty obvious the ones on camera rarely have much say in the channel. So it’s up to the channel creator to want to switch platforms and even then the customer base unfortunately will be much to small. I hate KZfaq policies and the fact that it’s become a “look at my new baby” or “let’s follow my family’s daily lives while we do nothing” platform. But unfortunately it’s the big dog as of right now and for the foreseeable future.

@@UnknownUser-fe5zu thanks for the insight. I was under the impression that Warographics, Mega and Sideprojects were Simon’s own channels as he’s now listed as the executive producer, and that the other channels (Bio/Geographics and TopTenz) were Shell’s.

Serious？“Pro-Democracy” rebels . . .LOL😂

I believe that was President Eisenhower. Not a Sicilian.

@@mikeg2306 Inconceivable!

Of course not. Why would the US want this to happen? They would never do something like this. That is horrible.

​@@-ManSplainerOf course they did. Look up Operation Timber Sycamore. It's the CIA operation to overthrow the Assaad regime. Research how many governments the US has overthrown by either military or covert means.

Frl. Sad how In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

most, squarely blame assad?

​@@allcatall3931yeah i'm sure assad is very innocent.

@@amer3212 how many refugees truly on him?

Actually it was the Iranian general Qassem Soleimani who advised Russia to enter Syria. While in public media, Russia joined in september 2015. I can tell that Russia was already military active since at least May 2015. I know someone who fought on the pro-government side againt ISIS along the Lebanese-Syrian border in May 2015. And he said they got a lot of artillery support from Russia.

​@@computerinsurgent1204i can verify the contribution of russian artillery in lebanese-syrian border areas as well as latakia. Was great to see organized artillery use guided by observerers in front as well as drones

What a shill you are 😂

Russia is more than capable of maintaing it's presence in Syria as Russian army stands at a strength of 1 million strong and you need to seriously delusional to believe Ukraine and some of its Western backers claim seriously if u think the entire Russian army is fighting in Ukraine and the Russian airforce is barely engaged in Ukraine only proving air cover and close air support over Russian controlled territories and occasionally going for air strikes deep in Ukraine..And just to remind you the Russian airforce has a fighter bomber fleet of over 900 + planes..so Goodluck trying to get the Russian airforce to leave Syria until an unless of a full scale war in Europe between Russia and Nato

People of Afghan hv different ideology with daesh almost impossible to iskp established their power in there.. Learn more about islam than you know.

I can’t remember what the actual schools of thought are for the two different groups, Isis, and Taliban. I think the Taliban are Hanbali, well, Isis is something different. Regardless the two different on measures of sharia for example, the Taliban rejected three instruction of slavery and favor legal opinions were conducive to ruling while the Isis people just seem to want to kill everything they can grab. In Kazakhstan, there was a nationwide series of deadly riots, so the government called to Russia for aid, who came and gave it. It was a sanctioned and requested intervention to restore law and order in the face of anarchy. End it wasn’t just Russia. It was other central Asian state that joined in a cooperative, multi national peacekeeping effort.. after their assistance, including the riots, the government met with opposition and instituted policies wished of them. It seems like the moment anything goes East of the Elbe River. A lot of people in western countries Just instantly assume everyone is a stupid barbarian being a stupid barbarian for no reason.

@@franzxaverjosephconradgraf6850 Russia may not have committed its entire Army into Ukraine, but honestly why would they? Russia is such a vast country you need forces everywhere to defend it. The Far East, the borders with Finland, Norway and the Baltic States, Kaliningrad, the Caucasus, all require tens of thousands of troops to man and defend in anticipation of a conflict. Russia may not have committed its entire Army, but its definitely committed the bulk of its military to Ukraine, its where they send their best, straight into battle.

@@madgavin7568 Russian troops are continously being rotated out and at no given time are all the specialist units fighting in Ukraine..Thus atleast half of the Russian elite forces like the VDV divisions or the 1 Gaurds tank army is always sitting cozy in Russia in order to fight in other regions to protect Russia in case of Nato aggression..Russia didn't want to send all it's professional troops to Ukraine that's why it uses mercenaries so heavily and called up 300 thousand reservists in order to train them and give them combat experience in Ukraine, so the professional Russian army can be ready at all times to respond to Nato at a moments notice

It still is.

Yes it is quite liberal by middle east Islamic standard. That's one of reason isis wanted to dipose assad family as they were degenerate according to them

It is still one of the only places where its safe to live as a minority.

It was and the Government still is. Women, Children, Men all equal on paper, and in practice more so than in any neighboring country.

Being a Syrian who lived under Hafez Al Assad for 30 years and his son for 10 years I can share with you that Syrian society leans more towards liberalism but the Assad family destroyed everything that was good with that country, people, culture and entire cities.

In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

Bio/Geo/TopTenz were joint ventures between Shell and Simon. Everything else that’s roughly 2020 or later is fully owned and run by Simon iirc

What happened?

Somewhat right. Not all the times though as the FSA was divided into many groups.

Security Contractor in Syria 2014-16,wrong. There were some far right FSA members that took the Koran extremely seriously, but most of them weren’t the “death to America” types. Honestly they were like any rednecks in Tennessee,they were super religious and loved guns, but honestly couldn’t give less of a shit about The West or Israel.

And backed by turkey.

@@ahmadhajhamdan6681 In 2010, Iraq had a gdp per capita of 4,4 K , Jordan 4 K Lebanon 7.7 K Turkey 10,6 K Egypt 2,5 K Morocco 2,9 K and Syria 🇸🇾… 11,3 K !

Not in the beginning.

Cut the crap, The actual Syrian army collapsed after a year and a half of the conflict. Iran, Lebanon, Russia and even afghan warriors were sent to save the regime. The Syrian army was defeated very early by the rebels. This was a revolution not a terrorist attack on the country. The majority of the atrocities were committed by the government and that is a well known fact only the ill minded can deny. Anyone who supports the Syrian regime after what they did to the country should be considered a sick person.

@@mamory3791 At no point was there a viable alternative so if the regime fell it would either have been Daesh or chaos, most population of Syria was under the regime the whole time.

@@mrmr446 I agree that there was no viable option other than the regime but that doesn't mean the regime shouldn't be held accountable for all the bloodshed. Not true, the regime lost a sizable piece of land at one point and for a long time to the kurds, ISIS and rebels.

@@mamory3791 most of the country isn't heavily populated, apart from allepo the cities stayed in regime control. In an ideal world Assad would stand trial but so would MBS, neither are likely.