So who's going to win in Syria?

[Jason]

no one wins in this sort of debacle. now, if arabia were to erupt and the people attempt to rid themselves of the saud usurpers...

That would certainly shake off the hardly constructed influence of certain cross parties. 'This is not a religious war.'

[Tero]

Nobody wins. Now they have a camp with 10 000 women, wives of "foreign fighters" that is popping up in news
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 36221.html

Opposition and government MPs clashed during a tense parliamentary debate over the government’s position on repatriating Finnish citizens currently at the al-Hol refugee camp in Syria on Tuesday afternoon.

An opposition interpellation tabled last week set its sight on putting the government’s feet to the fire over a lack of clarity on its policy on the matter. It also sought to examine the actions of Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto as he allegedly rolled out a plan to evacuate the Finnish camp residents.

Haavisto has faced criticism from ministry public servants over his handling of the issue, with some accusing him of having a unilateral and fear-based leadership style. Haavisto countered the allegations by saying that he had done nothing unlawful as minister.

https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/aren ... e/11122870

[Svartalf]

the winners will be the crows, the vultures, and the jackals.

[rainbow]

the winners will be the crows, the vultures, and the jackals.

That is no way to describe the US, the Russians and the French.

[Svartalf]

[Seabass]

[Woodbutcher]

Most wars are pointless, but necessary for the economy. Bombs, airplanes and ships are not cheap, and if they weren't necessary for the safety of the fatherland, some commies would waste the money for free health programs, schooling the young and looking after the veterans and the homeless.