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You see this shit? It's been about a year and a half since the world collectively decided to pretend that a fucking Al-Qaeda offshoot rebranding itself means democracy. The guy is Ahmad al-Sharaa, formerly known as al-Julani, international terrorist with a $10 million bounty from the US State Department. He studied jihad instead of exams, went to Iraq after 9/11 because he saw planes hitting towers and thought "yes, that's my career path." Did time in ZOG prisons, founded Jabhat al-Nusra, fell out with Baghdadi, rebranded like five times just to dodge sanctions. Now he's the leader of Syria. CNN gives him airtime. He talks about inclusivity. Women, he says, don't have to wear hijab – but later. For now, cover up or I'll cut you.

The guy literally has a video where he promises to build an Islamic state. Then he puts on a suit and tells Western journalists he wants a civil administration. And the West eats it up. The same West that spent years bombing ISIS now shakes hands with a guy whose group was torturing people in Idlib for years. They removed his terrorist designation. They unironically call him "diversity-friendly jihadist" or "jihadism with a human face." I am not making this up. You can look it up. Human face. What the fuck does that even mean? Most humans don't have human faces according to these people? The victims had faces too. Very similar faces. Maybe twins.

Then March 2025 happened. Remember that? Probably not because the mainstream media spent maybe three days on it. Al-Sharaa's boys went into Alawite villages – al-Mukhtariya, Arza, Baniyas. They killed over a thousand people. Women, children, didn't matter. They filmed it. They posted it. They were proud of it. Official reason? "Legitimate act of revenge against regime loyalists." Unofficial reason? They're fucking savages. The UN special envoy Geir Pedersen said earlier that Islamists should be removed from terrorist lists if they prove inclusivity. Well, they proved it. Very inclusive genocide. Sunnis and Christians got caught in the crossfire too. So much for uniting Syria.

The new "president" ordered an investigation into the massacre. Appointed a judge named al-Anzi. What did al-Anzi write before? "Shias are our enemies, pity they were left safe, the Iraqi Rafidis will go to hell." Also: "Sunnis should kill Shias, not each other." Perfect guy for an independent national committee. The White Helmets, who spent years making fake chemical attack videos for CNN and the BBC, are now part of the new government. No one investigates anything anymore. No Assad means no crimes, right? That's literally the logic.

Speaking of chemical weapons – remember Khan Shaykhun 2017? US didn't wait for any investigation. Just bombed Shayrat airbase based on White Helmet footage. Later the OPCW fact-finding mission did a "remote investigation." Didn't even visit the site. Used samples provided by the opposition. The opposition controlled the area. They poured concrete over the impact crater. Concrete absorbs sarin, by the way – very convenient. The mission admitted no forensic analysis of electronic records, no chain of custody. But the conclusion was already written: Assad did it. France released a report that literally cited "insiders" and linked to a casino website as proof. On Wikipedia, the English page just says Assad is guilty because "he must have known." Presidential poom-poom-poom logic.

Assad cooperated with the OPCW, gave up his chemical stockpile, let inspectors in anywhere. The opposition did nothing but kidnap UN peacekeepers – twice. Also kidnapped a Ukrainian journalist, Anhar Kochneva, who spoke Russian, so they threatened to attack the Russian embassy if not paid. Peak geopolitics. Meanwhile al-Sharaa's guys were caught with sarin canisters by Turkey. No one cared. The US kept backing the "moderate opposition" that happened to include the same people. And now those people run Damascus.
The new government immediately banned women from working in courts. Secular courts are just "for show." Sharia courts are coming back. They removed references to the first Arab female lieutenant from textbooks. Removed evolution theory. Removed brain evolution. Removed all mentions of Ottoman oppression – because Erdogan is their sponsor now. May 6, the day Syria remembers its martyrs who fought Ottoman occupation, will no longer be about martyrs. It's just another day. Instead, kids learn to say "sacrifice for Allah" not "sacrifice for country." Christians and Jews have to study how they brought Allah's wrath upon themselves. Inclusive.

They also removed two prominent women from history books – Zainab and Hawla al-Awar – called them fictional characters. The German ambassador, a woman, came to meet al-Sharaa. He shook hands with the male staff and ignored her. Then they blurred her out of the photo completely because she wasn't wearing hijab. But they made a woman the head of the central bank for the first time in 70 years. Because stealing is fine as long as you wear a black hijab, I guess.

The funniest part is how al-Sharaa deals with Israel. Israel started bombing Syrian weapons depots immediately after Assad fell – to keep them out of jihadist hands, they said. Al-Sharaa's response: "Please don't bomb us, we're not ready for war, we won't be a launchpad for attacks on you." Israel kept bombing. He went to the UN and filed a complaint. The UN basically shrugged. Israel drew maps showing how they want to split southern Syria. They started protecting the Druze – because the Druze have a military alliance with Israel since 1948. Al-Sharaa tried to force the Druze to disband and join his administration. They refused. He sent troops. Israel bombed again. He backed off.

The Druze, by the way, took hostages from rival nomadic tribes – women and children – and threatened to kill them if anyone came to help. Very nice people all around. And Leonid Volkov, Navalny's former chief of staff, actually defended the new Syrian government. Said anyone who says Assad was replaced by worse people is wrong. Then implied that if Kadyrov overthrew Putin, it would be an improvement. Brain damage is the only explanation.

The new prime minister is Mohammed al-Bashir, who ran the "Salvation Government" in Idlib – a territory controlled by terrorists. The new foreign minister is Hassan al-Shibani, who got a master's in political science in Turkey while being a wanted man. His professors probably wondered why he never came to class. The new justice minister is Shadi al-Waisi. In 2015, he was in Idlib videos sentencing women to death for adultery and executing them on the spot. Men too. And children. But don't worry, he's building secular courts now.

Russia had to accept this because the alternative was losing its bases. The West was already sucking up to the new regime, so fighting alone would mean more sanctions. Russia removed the terrorist designation too. Now the new Syrian defense ministry includes Saiduddin Tajiboev, a Tajik Islamist who used to organize terror attacks in Tajikistan. He's now the commander of an operational staff. There's also a Chechen unit, Ajnad al-Kavkaz, which posted a video congratulating Russian-speaking Muslims on the victory and promising to "restore order in the Caucasus." I don't think they meant sweeping streets.

Assad himself turned out to be a disappointment to the bloodthirsty dictator narrative. His leaked emails had memes he sent to his wife and songs. No torture logs, no repression plans. He studied to be an ophthalmologist in London, met his cardiologist wife there. He didn't want to rule – his older brother died in a car crash. He started with liberal reforms, released political prisoners (who then fought him), dissolved the mukhabarat, took away the old guard's money. France gave him the Legion of Honour in 2001 for his reforms. He returned it in 2018, said it's shameful to wear a medal from a slave state that supports terrorists alongside the US. Now he lives in Russia, plays video games, and studies to work as an ophthalmologist. Meanwhile al-Sharaa, the guy who threw away his education to join al-Qaeda, gets diplomatic visits and Tesla Cybertrucks in Syria. They even invited him to the Abraham Accords. The only thing stopping him is the Golan Heights – for now.

The war isn't over. The Kurds are getting crushed between Turkey, the new Syrian government, and the US that abandoned them. The Druze are fighting. Hezbollah is still around. Israel bombs every few days. The new constitution is a super-presidential system with sharia as the main source of law. They basically copied Hafez al-Assad's constitution but replaced Arab nationalism with Islamism. They promised elections in a few years – "transition is hard," they say. Sure it is. Just like inclusivity. Just like democracy. Just like the human face of jihad.

And the best part? The guy who inspired al-Sharaa is Osama bin Laden. CNN actually reported this. Bin Laden was his hero. When he saw the planes hit the towers, he didn't see horror. He saw a shooting star and made a wish. The wish came true. Now he runs a country. The West calls him a pragmatic leader. And people wonder why nobody trusts anything anymore.



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