Dear USA, UK, France and others ... let's open those champagne bottles in celebration. Christian areas in Syria are now empty of Christians

Isn't it wonderful that  stupid voters keep electing these doofuses who think that the Middle East should  be only for their Muslim buddies and that Christians residing there from the time of Jesus Christ  are indeed the troublemakers who should be banished from those lands or totally wiped out?  Why else would the leaders of the Judeo-Christian lands like the USA, UK, France, Australia, Germany and almost all other countries from the EU support the terrorist cannibals and headchoppers who make up the opposition groups against the legitimate government of Syria?  WHY?   And, don't tell me this is a strategy to cripple Iran!!  Strategy my arse !!  A strategic move would be to arm and support Assad to do away with the plague of jihadis  on a killing spree in Syria.  

First it was Iraqi Christians that the West destroyed.  Now, it is the Syrian Christians.  Are we ashamed yet?

The vid at bottom is of the Iraqi Christian holocaust.  The story of the Syrian Christian holocaust will come to us at a later date when those now shattered and scattered all over in all directions, have time to regroup and tell their tales of horror at the hands of both the Christian politicians of the West and the Muslims in the Muslim hellholes.

Ruth Sherlock writing at TelegraphUK:
.... Tens of thousands Syriac Christians   – members of the oldest Christian community in the world – have fled their ancestral provinces of Deir al-Zour and Hasakah in northeastern Syria, residents have said.
"It breaks my heart to think how our long history is being uprooted," said Ishow Goriye, the head of a Syriac Christian political Hasakah.
Mr Goriye, told The Daily Telegraph how, over the past two years he has watched as Christian families from Hasakah pack their possessions on the rooftops of their vehicles and flee their homes "with little plan to come back".
Conflict in the area, desperate economic conditions, lawlessness, and persecution by rebel groups born from the perception that Christians support the regime, remain the main reasons for why Christian families are fleeing the area.
The growing presence of radical jihadist groups, including al-Qaeda, has also seen Christians targeted.

"It began as kidnapping for money, but then they started telling me I should worship Allah," a male Christian resident of Hasakah who was kidnapped by jihadists said.
"I was with five others. We were tied and blindfolded and pushed down on our knees. One of the kidnappers leant so close to my face I could feel his breath. He hissed: 'Why don't you become a Muslim? Then you can be free'."
Another Christian in Hasakah said he knew of "five forced conversions" in recent weeks.
Mr Goriye's Christian 'Syriac Union' party has long been in opposition to President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
While speaking to The Telegraph, its members were loath to criticise the opposition rebels, but many confessed that the situation had become "too bad" not to talk about it.
Hasakah and other towns in northeastern Syria have long been one of the main population centres for Christians, who make up approximately 10 per cent of the country's population. Residents estimate that at least a third of Christians in northeastern Syria have fled, with few expecting to return.
One Hasakah resident who has now escaped the area said: "Rebels said we had to pay money for..........