Joseph Wall

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    Nov 15
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    Russia/Assad/PKK: [Gouge out eyes, chop off heads, limbs, genitals, parade corpses on flatbed truck] "But we secular" Rescue worker, digging out a child from rubble of hospital bombed by Russians: "God help us! Oh God!" [finds child] "Thank God! God is great!" Russia/Assad/PKK:

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    Nov 10

    - One month since the start of led by & : - Around 4,000 km² gained by - including the towns of Ras Al-Ayn & Tall Abyad - & Regime are now sharing some territory and launching joint counter-attacks

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    Oct 30

    Why does Turkey distrusts the US in Syria, you ask. The Manbij road map, presented by the US as a way of getting the PKK threat away from Turkey's border, "was our way of stalling Turkey so the regime and the SDF could reach a political settlement," says a U.S. Army officer.

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    Oct 29

    rare picture of me and colorized

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    Oct 15

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    Oct 12

    Why Turkey is launching this operation & how has the US betrayed its NATO allies for years 👇 I wonder if and when the US generals will give such a picture to the public again? Ferhat Abdi Sahin killed 41 Turkish civilians & wounded over 400 in his 28 years in the PKK

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    Oct 10

    Seeing a lot of nonsense about "protecting" the in . The has killed Assyrian leader, shut down Christian schools, beaten and threatened every who stood against their separatist agenda. Documented in this report:

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    Oct 11

    Schrödinger’s SDF: When under attack by Turkey, it is exclusively 100% Kurdish and contains 100% of all Kurds on the planet; thus it is synonymous with “the Kurds.” When accused of being a rebrand of PKK/YPG ethnic separatists, its composition is anywhere from 50-75% Arab.

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    Oct 10

    TuAr and FSA move throughout from the east and the west. This mobility is a sign of that operation will not be a direct urban warfare. It seems that operation will be an isolation assault.

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    Oct 10

    Remember that time when our US ally YPG/SDF attacked our US ally FSA & everyone freaked out about betrayal oh right ... everyone was completely fine with the YPG killing Syrians & attacking the US trained & equipped FSA my bad ... proceed 2 ignore that the YPG r terrorists

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    Oct 10

    Areas liberated from the PKK/YPG according to inofficial local sources | Suriye Gündemi

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    Oct 9

    I’m old enough to remember when the YPG said they would work with Russia and turn Syrians in to Assad control ...

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    Oct 9

    Summary: *FSA asked for help fighting ISIS and Assad. *Obama didn't want to anger Iran, so he said no and supported a terrorist militia at war with Turkey for decades because they don't oppose Assad. *FSA turned to Turkey for help, Turkey used them to fight said militia. The end.

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    Oct 9

    "To dismiss Ankara's objections to America’s arming of the YPG as mere anti-Kurdish bigotry is ignorant, akin to labeling the fight against al Qaeda as Islamophobia." and Michael Reynolds on how we got here, for .

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    Oct 9

    The Turkish Armed Forces, together with the Syrian National Army, just launched against PKK/YPG and Daesh terrorists in northern Syria. Our mission is to prevent the creation of a terror corridor across our southern border, and to bring peace to the area.

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    Oct 9

    BREAKING — Erdogan announces the beginning of Peace Spring Operation in Northern Syria against YPG/SDF. “Turkish military with Syrian National Army has begun the operation”

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    Oct 8

    Kurd kurd kurd is all I hear. Stop calling them Kurds, Turkey has a problem with the PKK/YPG not the kurds in general.

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    Oct 7

    "The Kurds" (/) are narco-gangtsers whose suicide bombers massacre people in football stadiums and who destroy all Kurds who oppose them. The PKK program intersected with the US's vs ISIS's territorial caliphate. Fine. A duty is owed them. Fine. No need for romanticism.

    We must always have the backs of our allies, if we expect them to have our back. The Kurds were instrumental in our successful fight against ISIS in Syria. Leaving them to die is a big mistake.
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    Oct 6

    What we're about to witness in northern Syria is the result of America's terribly short sighted counter terrorism policy. You don't support the terrorist enemy of your NATO ally and expect your NATO ally to sit+watch as that enemy sends bomb squads into their country.

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    Oct 6

    The meme circulating that can't be trusted to deal with the prisoners is effective propaganda, but little more. (a) Trump doesn't actually care what happens re prisoners; (b) Nor does the /, which makes deals and lets Daeshis go as and when it suits it >>

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    Oct 6

    Not only Trump facilitates a Turkish incursion in Syria, but he also transferred some responsibility to Turkey: • From now on, Turkey would be the responsible party to prevent the resurgence of ISIS and specifically for the ISIS prisoners, at least, in Trump’s mind

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    Oct 6

    If your solution to a terrorist statelet was to displace it with different terrorists who are the sworn enemies of a NATO ally, and hope said NATO state would get used to this mortal threat on their borders, perhaps it wasn't a very good "counterterrorism" policy to begin with?

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    Oct 6

    This tweet really aged well. The "SDF" wasn't a result of the grassroots uprising launched by Syrian activists in 2011. The "SDF" is a product of Western counter-terrorism policies in Syria. It should be clear by now that the only thing preventing the "SDF" from running into the

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    In my opinion the only success of the Syrian revolution is the which is the only actor to present real results of positive change
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    Sep 9

    Don't support governments you wouldn't live under. Don't walk over the corpses of local people to fulfill your fantasies. If you support left wing or right wing dictators, Sisi, Assad, the Ayatollahs, the Saudis, go move there. Don't live in the West and lecture those populations

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    Sep 5

    Iraqi American Diaspora driving American Cars while holding American Rifles all while smoking Shisha will free AlQuds. It’s like the video of PMU using American gifted trucks, firing American guns & bullets running over a US flag in territory the US liberated for them from isis.

    get in loser we’re going to free Palestine
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    Aug 21

    In Syria, a shattered army, whose commanders receive orders from third countries, has frightened NATO's second-largest army. 🤷‍♂️

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    Aug 18

    As I wrote months ago, no help is to be expected from the phony "Observation" points.... They observe the slaughter, that's all. They are o.k. with ending up in occupied territory. 's Russia will grant easy resupply and later secure evac .

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    Aug 18

    Since the Fall of , the whole front collapsed. Seems rebels exhausted their ressources to breaking point fighting off wave after wave. Now Assadists try to encircle and cut off the --- buldge, thus forcing a quick retreat/surrender

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    Aug 17

    IRAQ: The government closes all airspace after a Monday airstrike on a pro-Iranian militia ammunition depot. The aircraft delivering the attack is now believed to have been Israeli. This marks the second attack in two weeks attributed to IDF drones or aircraft.

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    Jan 15

    Alright folks, a little primer on Hindutva or the Hindu Right Wing, to which presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard has ties. This is meant for Americans without much, if any, prior knowledge of India. THREAD

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    Jun 15

    For years till now, the Americans have not realized the extent of the mistakes they have repeatedly made with regard to the tribes file particularly in .

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    Jun 2

    Indirect tactics, efficiently applied, are inexhaustible as Heaven and Earth, unending as the flow of rivers and streams; -

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    Apr 21

    U accuse me of "utter ignorance" even as u give random Arabic words like "Jaish" as an armed faction+u list "Nusra" which doesn't exist anymore. I'll give you an analogy to help u understand how stupid u are:

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    I don’t see a great deal of difference between Jaish, Daesh, Nusra, HTS & all the other alphabet soup of groups of which the so called FSA rubbed shoulders with frequently.…
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    Mar 7

    I've recently written a paper on the Darfur Genocide, and I think it's time to talk about it. Darfur is a modern genocide that has not gotten the attention it deserves and that is still ongoing. It is being committed by Omar al Bashir's government

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    Mar 5

    A little reminder to Washington analysts who write that the US partnership with the YPG/SDF and the Tanf pocket prevented Iran from building a land supply route from Tehran to Damascus: No it hasn't. The Tanf pocket has only extended the route for almost 5 hours See map:

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    Feb 20

    Arrest them and accuse them of murder. If they deny, torture them savagely until they confess. If they confess, execute them. If they don't, torture them to death anyway.

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    Feb 11
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    This account only lives to invent and/or fake horror stories about 24/7. Analyst followers and those that are biased against HTS pretend this was a serious source. Telling how those wellmeaning westeners have zero problems with the usual antisemitic slur "Jewlani"... 🙄

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    Jan 26

    Likewise, the time to stop Nazis with peaceful means was before 1933. After NSDAP entrenched, controlled Army, Police, Gestapo, opponents sent to camps, later started genocidal wars: "White 🌹" anti-hitler pamphlets were heroic but to naive given the demonic nature of the regime

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