Syria: Another Leftist Overthrow

stock here: legacy media supports this “bold rebrand” with more western style wardrobe. Shameful.

What a joke, they are bombing, purportedly to destroy chemical weapons. Seriously?

Here is a summary, categorization, and count of the comments regarding the “fall” of Syria:
Categories

Blame/Accusation
    Comments accusing specific countries (e.g., USA, Israel, Iran, or Russia) or individuals (e.g., Assad, Zelensky) of causing or contributing to the conflict.
    Examples:
        "@abdulrashidabang5583: Deadly arsenal as always is just an accuse to bombard Syria while Syria is defenceless."
        "@sheikhassan7987: America in all the wars."

Count: 13

Support/Admiration
    Support for specific nations (e.g., Israel, USA) or groups.
    Examples:
        "@ChristianbiosocratesKargbo: Mighty USA and IDF. Game changers."
        "@dokterteda276: Bravo Israel. Pray for Israel be strong❤."

Count: 8

Criticism
    Criticism of nations, actions, or perceived hypocrisy (e.g., WMD claims, oil exploitation).
    Examples:
        "@ravindraverma7735: USA still saying WMDs are there in Syria what a bunch of Liars & warmongers only wants Syrian oil."
        "@the_laughtershow: What will happen to the oil reserves and oil wells that the US has occupied for years?"

Count: 10

Despair/Sarcasm
    Expressing despair or using sarcasm to criticize events.
    Examples:
        "@Dani2kGaming_GEIR: the weapons of mass destruction 😂😂😂."
        "@ryomensukuna4408: The gold bar of destruction."

Count: 7

Future Predictions
    Predictions about what will happen next, such as other nations or groups being targeted.
    Examples:
        "@franciscalixto2049: Next in line Houthis, watch out."
        "@maycruz-pq8wj: now people of Iran n Russia follow the example of Syrian people, China your next."

Count: 6

Neutral/Information-Seeking
    Neutral or non-political comments, often seeking information or clarification.
    Examples:
        "@sanoopbabu1796: What's the name of the background music."
        "@Daniels2024: Who is next in the Middle East?"

Count: 4

Celebration
    Celebratory comments about perceived victories or change.
    Examples:
        "@RomaVilla-q6k: Syrians are now free❤ democracy won🎉."
        "@Vangauh: Muslims are celebrating Syrian victory but deep down we know it's victory of Israel 😂."

Count: 4

Irrelevant/Off-topic
    Comments that are unrelated or unclear.
    Examples:
        "@julianhatton1109: Great Show."
        "@jecekplecekdrapiei: Dejavi?"

Count: 5

Total Counts

Blame/Accusation: 13
Support/Admiration: 8
Criticism: 10
Despair/Sarcasm: 7
Future Predictions: 6
Neutral/Information-Seeking: 4
Celebration: 4
Irrelevant/Off-topic: 5

Overall Observations

The comments heavily focus on blame, accusations, and criticism (especially regarding WMDs and foreign interventions).
There is a mix of despair and sarcasm, indicating frustration with the situation.
Celebratory and supportive comments appear less frequently but highlight differing perspectives on the outcome.
A minority of the comments are neutral or off-topic.

Let me know if you’d like further analysis!