Dick Gregory

@dickgregory2011

Supporter of the Syrian revolution. Will be a leftist again when leftism means opposing genocide Blog at News of the Revolution in Syria. []

London, England.
Joined March 2018
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  1. 42 minutes ago

    "The quest for justice for all must not obscure the fact the main responsibility for 8 years of mass killing lies squarely on the shoulders of Syria’s dictator, Bashar al-Assad, his regime cronies, and their Russian, Iranian & Lebanese Hezbollah allies."

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  2. 49 minutes ago

    seems to be backing 's play for now. We'll have to see how responds.

    : carried out 3 airstrikes moments ago SE. of in W. countryside, targeting area of Frikka.
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  3. 3 hours ago

    The fight against we never hear about. Hopefully the death of the Caliphate will diminish ISIS' ability to export terrorism to .

    : new raid vs an cell in N. countryside ended up with seizure of weapons, IEDs & capture of 2 members.
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  4. 5 hours ago

    It's reported this morning that 9 killed in raid, as well as 8 in a minefield in the infiltration attempt.

    : following a infiltration attempt last night on NW. front, (Jaish Ahrar) carried out its 1st Inghimasi attack, raiding at dawn a Regime position (CP 7) near Suqaylbiyah. Several soldiers reportedly killed as…
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  5. 21 hours ago

    Because they are criminals who can't stop. And must be stopped.

    The Assad regime is bombing the town of in the southern Idlib countryside
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  6. 22 hours ago

    This is the extent to which has prevailed, decides who flies aircraft over "his" country.

    Russia lifted all airspace restrictions over Syria's Idlib and Afrin for Turkish aircrafts.
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  7. 24 hours ago

    Ziad said that Assad was transforming the country into a country of ghosts, in which the fates of those detained might be permanently hidden to protect their killers, which is a striking phrase. 10/10

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  8. 24 hours ago

    Turkey, or "Erdogan", now knows that it just has to out wait a certain amount of friction from the US defense establishment to avoid any confrontation with the US as it tries to remove the YPG threat. 9/10

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  9. 24 hours ago

    to provide impunity for Assad even if it isn't directly opposing him. Nobody seems to know what will actually happen in relation to Turkey's demand for a safe zone. I think that with Trump having once made the decision to withdraw troops, 8/10

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  10. 24 hours ago

    The support by the US today for Germany's attempt to extradite from Lebanon Jamil Hassan, one of the central figures in Assad's torture machine as the head of of Air Force Intelligence, is one of the indications that this US administration isn't going out of its way 7/10

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  11. 24 hours ago

    He think that Trump is continuing the pro-Assad policy, which seems a lot more questionable. I heard Trump repeat last week that his tweet on Idlib had prevented an Assad assault there, which would suggest it has some meaning and value to Trump to make the claim. 6/10

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  12. 24 hours ago

    It was encouraging to hear him say that the FSA should have been supported to fight Assad, when the last time I heard him speak he bemoaned the militarisation of the conflict. 5/10

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  13. 24 hours ago

    Gilbert said Pres. Obama's policy was simply to keep Assad in power. I think is more complicated. Most notably he didn't mention the Iran nuclear deal, which seems a prime reason why Iran and Assad were given a pass. 4/10

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  14. 24 hours ago

    I think they are more a tool of oppression, tied as they are to the worst actor in Syria, Assad. He thinks it was Erdogan that restarted the conflict with the PKK in 2015, I think it more plausible that it was the PKK's choice. 3/10

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  15. 24 hours ago

    My intervention in the SOAS meeting was partly to disagree with Gilbert about the Kurdish led forces, which he said he would support against Turkey because of the history of Kurdish oppression. 2/

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  16. 24 hours ago

    I went to see and speak at SOAS on Tuesday on The Impact of Trump's Withdrawal from Syria, and here were some of my thoughts. 1/10

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  17. Mar 8

    'Marwa, a female Syrian engineer, called for the immediate release of jailed Syrian women and children. “As relatives of those who are still behind bars, we came here today to demand their release. We hope these rallies will help achieve that objective.” '

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  18. Mar 8

    "Most of the people know him for hosting festivals for children, gifts he brings during Ramadan, and free food distribution for a large number of Syrians displaced by the fighting."

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  19. Mar 8

    ' “There’s no work, no more people about, no hospitals, no doctors, no pharmacies, no basic infrastructure for living,” said the accountant Abu Abdo al-Sarmani, whose family has relocated to Sarmada, 100 kilometers north.'

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  20. Mar 8

    "Omar was was arrested by Assad's army in the early days of the protests. He remembers prisoners beaten to death. He became a volunteer, driving ambulances for the rebels. As an activist, he believed in the revolution, he wanted a new, free Syria."

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