25 Feb 2016 01:46:31
Hey guys, have you heard of operation northern thunder? Its a military exercise with more than 20 arab countries. There's 2500 warplanes 450 helicopters,20 000 armoured vehicles and 350 000 infantry going to be involved. They are saying its only going to be a military exercise but if you ask me the "exercise" part is just a lame excuse for a build up of military resources round Syria. I think there going in heavy to topple the Assad regime, I mean do you not find the above numbers of military units suspicious? It looks to me like an invasion force especially with the current cease fire in place ( which was probably arranged for the invasion ) . If it is an invasion it will have serious consequences considering Russia and Iran are backing the regime. To attack the regime you will have to engage with Russian military, which will probably not end well for all attacking parties. If any you guys know about this situation what's your opinions on this?
Sounds like it's linked with the below post to be fair.
Yes, the military exercise Mr.x posted above has allegedly now been changed to the actual military invasion of Syria detailed in the below post.
If this really is an invasion is it sad,wrong or unpatriotic that I want Putin to make a stand against the corrupt west and there arab allies ( in my opinion are just a bunch of "yes men" to the west).i know Russia's not the most honest of countries but I believe Putin really is the "NWO" worst enemy and I admire his bravery and willingness to commit to his allies like Assad.
lets face it the state Syria is in at the moment Assad doesn't really have much to offer Russia at this point putins got a lot more to loose than Assad but there he still stands by his ally. Its got to be admired, I hope Putin can stand up to the wests agenda and maybe make them think twice about sticking there nose were it doesn't belong in the future
Assad has plenty to lose, his life at most and his fat bank account at least.
He also has plenty to offer. A Russian foothold in the middle east, air bases, a port on the Mediterranean, and it nicely knackers Americas pipeline ambitions.