nateusa

What does everyone think of the conflict and how Hizbullah and Esads army is taking back the control of Syrian towns despite couple of years ago the war tilting towards the Libyan civil war?

mentalist

As you probably know more about it than the rest of us, feel free to give us all your take on the situation. After all, most of us simply rely on Al Jazeerah News and such like.

Brains1983

no real opinion on the conflict, however I have 95,000 in the office sweeper, so another couple of months and it should all be good.

mikewot

Another boring religious war. Gods don't kill people, people with gods kill people.

nateusa

SO WHO WILL WIN?

Brains1983

not sure yet. Abdul from Accounting had 70,000, so unless it stops today or tomorrow, he's ****ed. Jim in IT has 82,000, I think he is in with a good shout.

Dumbo

I have al-Assad in my Death Team for this year.

nateusa

i guess it must be funny to be paid handsomely more than what you can imagine your dumbarse can make on your own country and make fun of the state of the region.

lovely.

al dente

That's fighting talk. Do you hail from this region?

al dente

I just wish someone would go in and take out the main threat to the people, but historically that hasn't worked spectacularly well.

We need Flash Gordon.

nateusa

don't worry where i hail from bubba!

i know plenty.

where you from so we can open a dialogue?

Millhouse

... and who is the main threat? that's the problem. I suspect the main threat is outside of the country.

Millhouse

There will only be losers. Followed by a change in management for a couple of generations and it'll start again with a new swap in sides.

nateusa

question goes back to who wins the war?

who are real winners after the war is determined?


who are the biggest losers in the region?

Mogs

Syrians