"Remember, to be anti-Assad is to be pro-ISIS because the US govt approved the Saudi funding of ISIS to take out Assad.
If you join us good guys and leave the @jessie1@Froggy044 Zionist cult, you will be making progress."
ddzx is desperately attempting (and dismally failing) to use the Arab approach of trying to make friends via the 'my enemy's enemy is my friend' approach. He simplifies the Syria conflict by trying to suggest there are only two sides - Assad (and supporters) vs ISIS (and supporters) and therefore trying to force people into the 'you're either with 'us' or against 'us'. There is however a third broad player in this battle - the Syrian rebels who have uprisen against Assad and who are also fighting ISIS. The US and allies are taking the side of the Rebels, while the Russians, Iranians and their proxies like HeDdzxbollah are taking the side of Assad (and they have been there behind the scenes stoking the Syrian fire of repression for many years).
Bottom line - all those Arabs (on all sides) involved are unsavoury. The poor plebs who are caught in this region either under the rule of a ruthless dictator, or a religious nutjob have no chance to break free from the shackles of either.
Ddzx is one of those who masquerades as representing the only positive option, when he really just secretly represents the other nutjob religious mob - the 'out of the frying pan and into the fire' shiite nutjobs...
...what hope do we have? We cannot bomb the nutjobs or dictators because the do-gooders have stifled us.
The winners are those who don't play by the rules - the ones that the do-gooders have no sway over and therefore don't take to task. They are forcing us back into a corner and to choose between worse and worser instead of giving them both the heave ho. In fact, the do-gooders play by the same Arab rules of 'my enemy's enemy is my friend' which is why we are now caught between a rock and a hard place.
