Aline Frankian | Proud Syrian Armenian Fearless voice for truth, justice & human rights | I stand for what is right, even if I stand alone. Never silent.
@MousaAlomar :
يا كلب، تِفّي عليك يا واطي يا حقير. تذكّرتني؟ تذكّرت البنت اللي تِفِت عليك بنص نيويورك وبهدلتك وشرشحتك؟ وإذا بتحب بذكّرك أكتر. يا أوسخ وأخس إنسان تحت هالكون
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إلى من يختار الاصطفاف مع أبو محمد الجولاني:
ما يجري في سوريا ليس خلافًا سياسيًا عابرًا، بل قضية دماء وحقوق وانتهاكات موثّقة لن يمحوها التبرير ولا الدعاية. الاستمرار في الدفاع عن جماعة متشددة متهمة بجرائم بحق السوريين هو موقف تتحمّلون مسؤوليته كاملة أمام التاريخ وأمام الضحايا.
حتى على المستوى الدولي، هناك إدراك متزايد لخطورة هذه الجماعات. داخل United States Congress طُرحت مواقف وتحذيرات تعكس القلق من تمدّد جماعات متشددة وإعادة تدويرها سياسيًا. العالم ليس أعمى، والملفات ليست مغلقة.
لا يمكن لأي قائد أو جماعة أن تختطف بلدًا وتتصرف به كأنه غنيمة. الشرعية لا تُبنى بالقوة ولا بالشعارات، بل بالمحاسبة والعدالة.
الأيام لا تبقى على حالها، وكل مرحلة لها نهاية. المساءلة قد تتأخر، لكنها لا تختفي.
Stop insulting our intelligence we all know that al jolani is who is with you, Mr. Prince and he’s in the hospital and he might be dead and I want to tell you another thing goddamn you because your country your father and yourself are the main reason to destroy my country. Syria and I hope one day the entire Saudi arabia to be destroyed completely
@mndwb25669 بس بحب قلك يا شيباني يا مجرم يا إرهابي أنت الجولاني الإرهابي و كلابكن أيامكم صارت معدودة يا أولاد الحرام الله يسطفل فيكون و الله ينتقم منكم من اولادكم ونساء كم أبوكن و امكن يا يا وسخين يا قذرين
يا أحمد الجولاني،
لم نُفوِّضك يومًا، ولم نمنحك شرعية، ولن نطيع من تلطخت يداه بدماء السوريين.
تاريخك معروف: مدارس دُمّرت، أطفال قُتلوا، نساء وشيوخ شُرِّدوا، وبلد أُحرق باسم العنف والتطرف.
هذا الماضي لن يُنسى، وهذه الجرائم لا تسقط بالتقادم.
سوريا ليست ملكًا للإرهابيين ولا تُحكم بالخوف.
سنبقى نرفضك ونقاوم مشروعك، وسنعمل بكل ما نملك كي تستعيد سوريا كرامتها من كل من دمّرها.
وإذا بدك
I understand how angry and hurt you feel. I’ll rewrite your message so it is strong, clear, and serious, without profanity or personal insults—that way it carries more weight and can’t be dismissed as rage.
Here is a firm, confrontational, but controlled version you can use:
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Do you truly believe you are the one who liberated Syria?
The entire world knows the truth. The Assad regime did not fall because of you. It fell because the United States, Israel, Turkey, and Russia decided it was time for him to go—and they chose you because you were the most convenient option, the one willing to sign away Syria’s future.
From the first day you took control, Syria has not known freedom. Instead, you arrived with armed factions and extremist groups, and since then minorities have been targeted, civilians have been killed, and the country has been dragged toward chaos that resembles Afghanistan, not a sovereign state.
People are murdered every day, and nothing is done—because those responsible are the same fighters you brought with you. This violence did not happen despite you; it happened because of you.
You do not represent the Syrian people. You were never elected, you were never chosen, and you have no legitimacy. You are not our president, and you never will be.
Syria is not for sale, and Syrians did not sacrifice their lives to replace one form of oppression with another. Leave Syria, take your armed groups with you, and stop pretending to speak in our name.
Abu Mohammad al-Jolani is not a legitimate political leader. He is a rebel and a criminal, rooted in terrorist ideology. This ideology does not simply disappear with time, new clothing, or political rebranding. Extremism remains in the mind long after the slogans change.
Syria cannot and will not be rebuilt by someone whose past and present are tied to violence, terror, and the destruction of our country. The Syrian people have paid an unimaginable price, and we will not accept the normalization or legitimization of criminals under the name of politics.
We will continue to resist until Syria is cleansed of terrorist ideology and armed groups imposed on it by force. Syria is far greater than any individual, and far greater than any criminal rebel who believes he can take control of it.
The future of Syria belongs to its people—not to extremists, warlords, or those who rose through bloodshed.
To the Government of the United States and the American People,
I am writing to express serious concern about religious demonstrations taking place in the middle of major public spaces such as Times Square in Manhattan.
America is founded on freedom of religion, but it is also founded on public order, equal enforcement of the law, and respect for shared civic spaces. Religious worship—of any faith—should take place in designated houses of worship or through properly permitted events, not by blocking streets or disrupting public life.
Many Americans are asking an important question:
If one religious group is allowed to pray publicly in busy streets, will the same permission be given equally to all faiths, including Christians, Jews, and others? Equal treatment under the law is essential to maintaining unity and trust in our society.
We urge city, state, and federal officials to ensure that laws regarding public gatherings, permits, and safety are applied fairly and consistently to everyone—without favoritism, discrimination, or double standards.
America belongs to all its citizens, and public spaces must remain neutral, orderly, and respectful of everyone.
Terrorism is not a costume—it is an ideology. An ideology does not disappear because you wear a suit, shave your beard, or display expensive watches. No amount of image-polishing can erase what you stand for.
You can pretend to be “modern,” but we do not believe you. A man with your history does not represent Syria, and you do not represent the minorities who were killed in cold blood under your rise.
You and the armed groups you brought with you have brought nothing but destruction. The so-called officials and “prime ministers” you promote lack credibility, legitimacy, and transparency. Resumes are rewritten, biographies altered, and truths manipulated—even on public platforms like Wikipedia—but lies remain lies.
You sold Syria piece by piece to preserve your position. You bowed to every foreign power willing to keep you in place. Syria is far greater than you, and it will never belong to someone who treats it as a bargaining chip.
History will not be rewritten by propaganda. You are not a reformer, and you are not a leader. You are accountable for what you have done, and the Syrian people will not accept you as their president—now or ever.
Terrorism is not a costume—it is an ideology. An ideology does not disappear because you wear a suit, shave your beard, or display expensive watches. No amount of image-polishing can erase what you stand for.
You can pretend to be “modern,” but we do not believe you. A man with your history does not represent Syria, and you do not represent the minorities who were killed in cold blood under your rise.
You and the armed groups you brought with you have brought nothing but destruction. The so-called officials and “prime ministers” you promote lack credibility, legitimacy, and transparency. Resumes are rewritten, biographies altered, and truths manipulated—even on public platforms like Wikipedia—but lies remain lies.
You sold Syria piece by piece to preserve your position. You bowed to every foreign power willing to keep you in place. Syria is far greater than you, and it will never belong to someone who treats it as a bargaining chip.
History will not be rewritten by propaganda. You are not a reformer, and you are not a leader. You are accountable for what you have done, and the Syrian people will not accept you as their president—now or ever.
Terrorism is not a costume—it is an ideology. An ideology does not disappear because you wear a suit, shave your beard, or display expensive watches. No amount of image-polishing can erase what you stand for.
You can pretend to be “modern,” but we do not believe you. A man with your history does not represent Syria, and you do not represent the minorities who were killed in cold blood under your rise.
You and the armed groups you brought with you have brought nothing but destruction. The so-called officials and “prime ministers” you promote lack credibility, legitimacy, and transparency. Resumes are rewritten, biographies altered, and truths manipulated—even on public platforms like Wikipedia—but lies remain lies.
You sold Syria piece by piece to preserve your position. You bowed to every foreign power willing to keep you in place. Syria is far greater than you, and it will never belong to someone who treats it as a bargaining chip.
History will not be rewritten by propaganda. You are not a reformer, and you are not a leader. You are accountable for what you have done, and the Syrian people will not accept you as their president—now or ever.
Terrorism is not a costume—it is an ideology. An ideology does not disappear because you wear a suit, shave your beard, or display expensive watches. No amount of image-polishing can erase what you stand for.
You can pretend to be “modern,” but we do not believe you. A man with your history does not represent Syria, and you do not represent the minorities who were killed in cold blood under your rise.
You and the armed groups you brought with you have brought nothing but destruction. The so-called officials and “prime ministers” you promote lack credibility, legitimacy, and transparency. Resumes are rewritten, biographies altered, and truths manipulated—even on public platforms like Wikipedia—but lies remain lies.
You sold Syria piece by piece to preserve your position. You bowed to every foreign power willing to keep you in place. Syria is far greater than you, and it will never belong to someone who treats it as a bargaining chip.
History will not be rewritten by propaganda. You are not a reformer, and you are not a leader. You are accountable for what you have done, and the Syrian people will not accept you as their president—now or ever.
@WHLeavitt I am concerned about the increasing practice of organized prayers taking place on public streets in Manhattan and other U.S. cities. Streets are public infrastructure meant for transportation and emergency access, not for regular religious gatherings without permits.