re: #875 buzzdroid

how the Syrians dealt with their version of Hamas

“After encountering fierce resistance, Rifaat’s forces ringed the city with artillery and shelled it for three weeks.

Afterward, military and internal security personnel were dispatched to comb through the rubble for surviving Brothers and their sympathizers.[3] Then followed several weeks of torture and mass executions of suspected rebel sympathizers, killing many thousands, known as the Hama Massacre. Estimates of casualties vary from an estimated 7000 to 35,000 people killed, including about 1000 soldiers”

[Link: en.wikipedia.org…]

next time you see the UN or the Euroweenies or the IslamoCrazies crying over “Gaza”, keep that particular historicial event in mind.

So, does Assad have a patent on this sort of thing, or can anyone apply the process on their own? Seems to have worked.