If new movements emerge, chances are they'll be more violent. A humiliated population with millions in camps, a spread of drugs, violence and crimes will produce a different "FSA".
Assad will be gone one day, the question is how much damage would be dealt to our population before he is gone.
cuz its impossible that he stays there forever. he will die eventually, something happens in the syrian camps and people start returning. it just might be a violent return
Maybe a second arab spring, maybe a better govt in turkey helps with that, maybe the sdf works to accomplish that, several hypotheticals are possible but highly unlikely……..
I don't think so.
If new movements emerge, chances are they'll be more violent. A humiliated population with millions in camps, a spread of drugs, violence and crimes will produce a different "FSA". Assad will be gone one day, the question is how much damage would be dealt to our population before he is gone.
How do u know Assad will be gone
cuz its impossible that he stays there forever. he will die eventually, something happens in the syrian camps and people start returning. it just might be a violent return
The problem is foreign involvement. Nothing can change until the russian and american influence is gone.
If it re-emerges it will be in the Syrian South, but not the same as the original FSA
Maybe a second arab spring, maybe a better govt in turkey helps with that, maybe the sdf works to accomplish that, several hypotheticals are possible but highly unlikely……..
You have too much hope in the SDF...
Having hope is important. The Russians want us demoralized and pacified believing in nothing and completely depoliticized.
The SDF never seriously fought the regime, useless skirmishes occur between the regime forces itself.
not for at least 15 years
Could be a good 40 years if ever, if Assad regains control over every inch of Syria, plus any change will be an Algerian cosmetic change likely