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Lebanon's Hezbollah urges backing for fight against IS


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http://news.yahoo.com/lebanons-hezbollah-urges-backing-fight-against-182850153.html

"lebanon is officially neutral on the conflict next door, the country has been unable to escape the effects of the war.It hosts more than 1.2 million Syrian refugees"

Lebanon is a poor country to begin with. Its causing a lot of hardships for the people there/

"The intervention has raised tensions in Lebanon, where many Sunnis back the uprising against Assad and accuse Hezbollah of drawing the country into Syria's war"

Religious division amongst Islamists.

"Hassan Nasrallah acknowledged for the first time that his powerful Shiite group was fighting across all of Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad's regime"

Some American politicians are calling for Assad's removal. Which complicates the problems there, making it worse imo.  I still think the U.S. should back out of the the region and let them handle this on their own.  Offering humanitarian support for the refugee's would be the best thing to do.

 

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Who wouldn't fight against ISIS?

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​the UN lol

​the irony:deadbanana:

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"Hassan Nasrallah acknowledged for the first time that his powerful Shiite group was fighting across all of Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad's regime"

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Some American politicians are calling for Assad's removal. 

They should've removed him long time ago. Before he used chemical weapons on Syrian babies.

 

I still think the U.S. should back out of the the region and let them handle this on their own.  

They created this mess in first place.

 

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"Hassan Nasrallah acknowledged for the first time that his powerful Shiite group was fighting across all of Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad's regime"

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Some American politicians are calling for Assad's removal. 

They should've removed him long time ago. Before he used chemical weapons on Syrian babies.

 

I still think the U.S. should back out of the the region and let them handle this on their own.  

They created this mess in first place.

 

It does beg curiosity why the US Has allowed the Islamic State to destabilize Iraq after spending years restoring it.

Hezbollah do seem like the lesser of two evils. I don't remember Hezbollah marching  thousands of Christians and slaughtering them. 

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It does beg curiosity why the US Has allowed the Islamic State to destabilize Iraq after spending years restoring it.

Hezbollah do seem like the lesser of two evils. I don't remember Hezbollah marching  thousands of Christians and slaughtering them. 

They are both evil. I'd rather they eliminate each other. They (hizbollah and shiia militia in Iraq) have slaughtered thousands of other muslims, does it really matter the religion, they were humans too. 

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They are both evil. I'd rather they eliminate each other. They (hizbollah and shiia militia in Iraq) have slaughtered thousands of other muslims, does it really matter the religion, they were humans too. 

Agreed, that thugs from both groups are evil, who kill other Muslims which proves they are fighting for power and political reasons and care nothing about fellow Muslims. To protect all those who seek peace whether Muslim, Christian, Jew, or even atheist, groups like this ought to be fought off like flies.

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'They created this mess in first place.,

 

 

 

Not entirely.  I think the U.S. Has made  a bigger problem ....the sectarian and religious divisions were there  for hundreds of years.

Simply by armiing the groups with more powerful weapons, not recognizing the power vacuum that removing leadership creates, giving Iraq American weapons and training didn't secure that region at all .  Lots of equipment is now in IS control .. And .... Some politicians want to do it some more.   8-/

 

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'They created this mess in first place.,

 

 

 

Not entirely.  I think the U.S. Has made  a bigger problem ....the sectarian and religious divisions were there  for hundreds of years.

Simply by armiing the groups with more powerful weapons, not recognizing the power vacuum that removing leadership creates, giving Iraq American weapons and training didn't secure that region at all .  Lots of equipment is now in IS control .. And .... Some politicians want to do it some more.   8-/

 

Liked your post, because I agree the bigger problem has been the Cold War type proxy conflict between Saudi Arabia's sphere of influence, Islamic State's and Iran's, referring to the ongoing fight in Syria and Iraq, as well as conflicts going on in North Africa.  

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