I‘ve been trying to understand the
reason behind the attacks in Paris. In order to carry this task forward some research
had to be done. But while learning some history behind Syria and its relationship
with France, I could see that there is more than it is shown to us. What happened
in France was outrageous but what is happening in Syria made me speechless. The
massacre of people, the conflict of interests, the different groups of the opposition
and the amount of first world countries trying to take advantages of the lands
and their resources made of this land and its people a ticking bomb. By watching
different videos I could see that the attack from France to Isis in Syria is as
condemnable as the attack from Isis to France. France, Russia, EEUU and England
have been playing a chess board game with these countries, with no respect to their
independence. Syria’s attacks are a response of the many year of foreign
control and manipulation of western and Eastern Europe. In Syria the opposition
attacks the government and in retaliation the governments attacks them back. Not
only do they have deal with a civil war but also they have to deal with other
countries attacks. The following video is from the attack from France to Syria 15th
November, 2015.
We can clearly see from the buildings
status that this city has already been under attacked. But what shocked me the
most was the civilians being harmed. Little kids burnt to death, families torn
apart and bloody teens in the streets, they were not militaries, they were just
civilians. I can’t imagine how they feel when the world cries for the innocents
killed in France, but forget completely about the thousands of innocents that France
killed in retaliation. The pain of these people when the world closes its eyes
to them breaks my heart. It is sad how we behave toward the suffering of a
first world country and completely forget about them. This reminds me of the
phrase “violence begets violence” and I couldn’t agree more. What is more terrifying
is the idea that this could only be the begging of an inhuman war.