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Topic: Sino-Russia veto on Syria did destroy the concept of International comunity (Read 330 times)

newbie
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the current union of nations organization as can not
perform its function in the running world security.
Indeed, it has become a major tool of the state to play
its power. Or do we really need a batman, hulk, or thor?

The world doesn't need followers but People. there is no union of nation. there is no nation but America, an union of states. there is only american security, PAX AMERICANA.

the Sunah will never forget. 1, 10, 100, 1000... years. Russia is marked... Willingly killing Sunnis (by propping up the butcher of Damascus) that wanted to live in peace freely, RIP, Obama will be or the one who put russia there (to be exploited, rotted and then wiped) or the one too weak to do anything (trapped in his mind and complexion). A Masai or a Bounty. China will decide it's path.

internet doesn't have selective memory.

another enemy of Isreal is ruin. I hope the other will learn.

congrats all.

well "played".

(the US Army is not guilty of anything, on the contrary, at least in my book)

weakness come from "civilians".

time reveals all, with death taking all.

let's do art Smiley

bye.
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the current union of nations organization as can not
perform its function in the running world security.
Indeed, it has become a major tool of the state to play
its power. Or do we really need a batman, hulk, or thor?
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1000
Yes, but russian like to re-write the story ... and like to have a "selective memory" ....

Who sell the weapons used by Assaad ... ? Russia ...
Who want to keep his military occupation in Syria ? Russia
Who blocked since the start to move of Assaad with a real democratic vote and getting a real opposant speak ? Russia ...

... and why not putting the mess in Middle East -> War there ... => Oil will get price up ...

But of course Russia want the peace ...  Russia, which considers that the situation in Syria "does not constitute a threat to international peace and security." ... why now and not before Huh?

Please don't be naive. All mayor powers have selective memory. Do you really need examples about what sort of things our western "leaders" used to forget when their interests dictating "forgetfulness" Smiley? You know if Russia would open up it's oil fields to US/western players and Putin would ask the three Baltic states and Ukraine in exchange, I can assure you the only question in that negotiation would be the packaging (a silver plate or a cardboard box would be enough).

BTW ask your three questions above again but replace Syria and Assad with Israel, or with Iraq and Saddam over the 80's and answer it Smiley. As Lord Palmerston very neatly said “Great Britain has no friends, only interests." This is true for every great power and I think this is the only everlasting rule in politics.
newbie
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What international community? There's no such thing. There are two big and a couple of smaller interest groups and the rest is just bullshit for the brainwashed. BTW why do you think that an unopposed USA-World Police would be any better? Was it? No it wasn't. Actually that's one of the main reasons why we see this mess over there nowadays.

yes, I do. the C and BoR is the best. WS+I approved. the most freedom for the most people. Long Amish.

and Souldream, russians only lie to enjoy the perks of wealth (which ultimately means loosing the gools spirit, aka I don't think that those pesky nice suit wearer would have the will to harvest battlefield like in the past). Only the Siberians kept the Spirit alive. and they know too well how a corrupt, demagogic, authoritarian "leader looks like", like it said there, stalin who? haaha, a goon from Moscow who cares.
legendary
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Yes, but russian like to re-write the story ... and like to have a "selective memory" ....

February 2011: given the Arab revolts that develop in parallel, calls the event multiply in Syria. The government intends to initially avoid a crisis by announcing social measures.

March 15: Start of massive demonstrations, especially in Deraa. The next day, four people are killed and hundreds injured by the security forces. This is the beginning of a fierce repression, where the weapon fires live ammunition.

March 23: one hundred demonstrators were killed in Deraa. The next day, 20,000 people attended the funeral in the streets of the city. On Friday, March 25, demonstrations swarm all over the country. In response, the government of Bashar al-Assad promises reforms.

March 29: The government resign but the Prime Minister Naji Otri, is renewed by Bashar al-Assad, the day after denouncing a "conspiracy" against his regime.

March 31: the regime announced the opening of an investigation into the deaths recorded in Deraa and Latakia the previous two weeks.

April 7: Assad thinks concessions face the challenge naturalizing 300,000 Kurds, who had been deprived of Syrian nationality by a decree in 1962.

April 10: clashes between demonstrators and security forces in Baniyas (northwest) cause the death of 14 people, including nine soldiers. The army deployed armored.

14 April: A new government is formed. Adel Safar Naji Otri succeeded as prime minister. Assad decides the release of all those arrested since the beginning of the movement.

15 April: according to the NGO Amnesty International, at least 200 people have been killed since the start of the protest, a month ago.

April 19: Assad lifted the state of emergency that was in force since 1963. This measure, however, comes a new legislation to "regulate the right to demonstrate peacefully."

April 27: More than 230 members of the Baath party, in power, resigned to protest violence tell civilians.
At the United Nations, a resolution of the Security Council condemning the crackdown was blocked by Russia, which considers that the situation in Syria "does not constitute a threat to international peace and security."


May 21: the family of Hamza al-Khatib, a 13-year-old recovered his body mutilated by the armed forces, a video posted on Youtube shows (warning, shocking images). The authorities deny having tortured Hamza, who would they believe died in a shootout with "armed gangs". Whatever, Hamza became the symbol of the Syrian revolt.
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23 May: EU sanctions Assad and nine people around her, freezing their assets and prohibiting the visa for the EU.

May 31: Assad decreed a general amnesty. It does not calm the protesters, who are tens of thousands to take to the streets the next day in the country despite the repression.

June 1: in a report entitled "We have never seen such horror," the NGO Human Rights Watch denounced "crimes against humanity" and "systematic killings and torture by Syrian security forces Deraa. "

June 6: at least 120 members of the Syrian security forces in Jisr al-perish Choughour (northwest). The regime blames "armed groups" while opponents argue and deny that this is a mutiny in the forces of order.

June 12: Syrian army announced that it seized control of Jisr al-Choughour after intense bombing that caused the flight of several thousand people, including Turkey.

June 21: Assad decreed a new amnesty for all crimes committed before June 20. The same day, tens of thousands of supporters of the regime manifested in several cities, including Damascus, Aleppo and Daraa.

July 8: over 450 000 people (according to the Syrian League for Human Rights) manifest in Hama, in the presence of the US and French ambassadors. In the following days, the embassies of the United States and France are targeted in Damascus.


Who sell the weapons used by Assaad ... ? Russia ...
Who want to keep his military occupation in Syria ? Russia
Who blocked since the start to move of Assaad with a real democratic vote and getting a real opposant speak ? Russia ...

... and why not putting the mess in Middle East -> War there ... => Oil will get price up ...

But of course Russia want the peace ...  Russia, which considers that the situation in Syria "does not constitute a threat to international peace and security." ... why now and not before Huh?
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1000
What international community? There's no such thing. There are two big and a couple of smaller interest groups and the rest is just bullshit for the brainwashed. BTW why do you think that an unopposed USA-World Police would be any better? Was it? No it wasn't. Actually that's one of the main reasons why we see this mess over there nowadays.
newbie
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Forever. What they did is the best gift ever to the MIC. thank you again apostates for what you did there, you revealed your hands like the noobies that you are... the biggest mistake since the invasion of USSR by the Nazis.

And if this veto didn't wipe the dream of the internationalist I think that they suffer from a mental illness.
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