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Re: Does Putin Have a Point in his Op-Ed?
Doesn't matter. Your argument is the same as saying cops support criminals by killing them. Saying I'm seemingly support AQ by killing them makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
And where did they get all of those weapons, money and training? Iran and Syria. And it all came through Syria. Without Syria they will wither.
And how exactly do you think Iran is going to keep Hezbollah around without Syria? Especially now that Iran is entirely cut off from the world's money system. Please elaborate as to how you think this will work. A organization dependent on its benefactors, one who is gone and the other who no longer can fund it and has lost the transit path for delivering goods. Please, tell me how Hezbollah is going to get the strength to take over Syria. Let's your plan for how Hezbollah cut off from its financing and weapons will magically gather strength.
And that is suppose to be a threat how? Leadership is nothing without manpower behind it. Hence why I made the comment about your seemingly large unawareness about Hamas. Also, if you think the IDF or Mossad is afraid of hitting them in Lebanon, you seriously underestimate the Israelis.
Uh uh. Syria depends on Hezbollah giving them weapons and money? lol.
Uh huh. Keep telling yourself that.
I'd love to see your magical plan for how Hezbollah gets weapons and money without Syria and Iran but I don't think you understand the topic at all.
Yeah, I read what you wrote, did you read what I wrote? If you did you'll recall the word "seemingly"
Doesn't matter. Your argument is the same as saying cops support criminals by killing them. Saying I'm seemingly support AQ by killing them makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
Well for one I don't know where you get your intel, but I know that Hezbollah had this little skirmish with Israel for oh I don't know a very looooooong time, even claimed they won a few years back.
And where did they get all of those weapons, money and training? Iran and Syria. And it all came through Syria. Without Syria they will wither.
I also don't think you seem to understand Hezbollah's connection to fellow Shiite Iran? No, forgot about them? Yeah, it appears you did. Don't thinkk Iran would love a little puppet to play with?
And how exactly do you think Iran is going to keep Hezbollah around without Syria? Especially now that Iran is entirely cut off from the world's money system. Please elaborate as to how you think this will work. A organization dependent on its benefactors, one who is gone and the other who no longer can fund it and has lost the transit path for delivering goods. Please, tell me how Hezbollah is going to get the strength to take over Syria. Let's your plan for how Hezbollah cut off from its financing and weapons will magically gather strength.
Now, I am certain you haven't a clue, most of Hamas senior leadership resides in Syria, knowing that they be dead if they go into territory which the IDF has no problem bombing
And that is suppose to be a threat how? Leadership is nothing without manpower behind it. Hence why I made the comment about your seemingly large unawareness about Hamas. Also, if you think the IDF or Mossad is afraid of hitting them in Lebanon, you seriously underestimate the Israelis.
Scratch this, reverse, than you've got it!
Uh uh. Syria depends on Hezbollah giving them weapons and money? lol.
No, to a person who thinks he has the pulse of the ME but doesn't know his butt from a bumpersticker, I don't suppose any of this would...
Uh huh. Keep telling yourself that.
I'd love to see your magical plan for how Hezbollah gets weapons and money without Syria and Iran but I don't think you understand the topic at all.