Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by tluassa
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Everyone claiming that action movies do not have a bad influence of kids is prooven wrong ...
French volunteer? There are a lot of Syrians in France (Syria was under French rule roughly from WWI to WWII).
Most of them are christians though.
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Everyone claiming that action movies do not have a bad influence of kids is prooven wrong ...
A Free Syrian Army fighter fires a RPG as a Syrian Army tank shell hits a building across a street during heavy fighting in the Salaheddine neighbourhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter fires an RPG at a Syrian Army tank during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter prepares to fire an RPG during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter runs for cover during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A wounded Free Syrian Army commander walks through rubble in the Salaheddine neighbourhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters climb over a wall during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters walk through a damaged building during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters walk through a damaged building during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter walks through a hole in a wall of a house during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter walks through a wall of a house during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter sits on a window ledge of a house as he holds a rifle in central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter aims his rifle during heavy fighting in Salaheddine neighborhood of central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad welcomes new Prime Minister Wael al-Halki (R) before a meeting in Damascus in this handout photo distributed by Syrian News Agency (SANA) August 11, 2012. Assad appointed Health Minister Halki as prime minister on August 9, 2012, after the defection earlier this week of Prime Minister Riyad Hijab. Halki, born in 1964, is from the southern province of Deraa where the uprising against four decades of Assad family rule erupted.
Syrian Health Minister Wael al-Halki is sworn in as the new prime minister by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (R) in Damascus in this handout photo distributed by Syrian News Agency (SANA) August 11, 2012. Assad appointed Halki as prime minister on August 9, 2012, after the defection earlier this week of Prime Minister Riyad Hijab. Halki, born in 1964, is from the southern province of Deraa where the uprising against four decades of Assad family rule erupted.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad meets Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halki (R) after Halki was sworn into office in Damascus in this handout photo distributed by Syrian News Agency (SANA) August 11, 2012. Assad appointed Health Minister Halki as prime minister on August 9, 2012, after the defection earlier this week of Prime Minister Riyad Hijab. Halki, born in 1964, is from the southern province of Deraa where the uprising against four decades of Assad family rule erupted.
IFV and artillery stationed in Tafas, Daraa:
Insurgents fire homemade rocket in Homs:
Helicopter gun run in Saqba, Damascus:
Insurgents fight in Qal'at al-Mudiq, Hama:
Helicopter drops bomb in Al Zabadani, Damascus:
Are those thongs?
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Everyone claiming that action movies do not have a bad influence of kids is prooven wrong ...
Combat flip-flops. You know you are ****ed when your hear them cumming.Are those thongs?
Men wait in line for bread in front of a bakery in central Aleppo August 11, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters take break in a coffee shop during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters take a break from clashes in a coffee shop in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters take cover behind sand bags during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter carries an RPG during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters run for cover during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters take cover during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter climbs a wall during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
Free Syrian Army fighters climb a wall during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter makes a hole in a wall during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter makes a hole in a wall during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter takes cover during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter fires his rifle during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter fires an anti-aircraft gun at a Syrian Air force plane in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
A Free Syrian Army fighter helps a woman to run across a street during clashes in Aleppo August 12, 2012.
This is ....revolting, i'm gutted.
W85 HMG? China has sold them to Syria?
Read the first post on posting excessively graphic videos. If you don't get it, expect to get banned from this forum. This is not a gore forum. Both sides are posting a lot of inappropriate photos and video. There are other places where people get off on gore, this is not one of them. If you need to feed some gore fantasy, do not do here.
Seems so. China sold a flurry of small arms to Syria 2006-2010 that has included Norinco CQ's as well.
Shortish vid of over run airforce base (possibly SAM site) looks like some of the vehicles were recovered ones already hit by IEDs
That they have sold small arms that was not much of an issue, Type 56-2 were pretty common, but it is the first time I see a W85 exported (most of the time it is the W77 - except for Pakistani QJC 88 which is a W85T).
You learn novelties everyday.
Any Idea what happened here?
Looks like the artillery ammo has cooked off in a non-violent manner. But as to why that happens I'm pretty puzzled, and why somebody filmed it. Who are these guys? Judging from their non-camo clothing, they're probably rebels, but that site looks like a pretty developed artillery position (with the tank in the background, and the RR's in the foreground, and the trenches). Maybe they were rebels inspecting a site taken from the gov't army, and that ammo cache has been b.o.o.b.y-trapped by the retreating soldiers, but didn't work as intended. But that's just a wild theory.
/Edited because the word b.o.o.b is censored
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