Quote:The New Yorker: "The United States has built a dozen or more bases from Manbij to Al-Hasakah, including four airfields, and American-backed forces now control all of Syria east of the Euphrates, an area about the size of Croatia."
But in September the White House announced a realignment of its official priorities in Syria, namely to act "as a bulwark against Iran's expanding influence." This means the continued potential and likelihood of war with Syria, Iran, and Russia in the region is ever present, per Stripes:
Syrian government troops and Iranian proxy fighters are to the south and west. They have threatened to take the area back by force, in pursuit of President Bashar Assad's pledge to bring all of Syria under government control.
Already signs of an Iraq-style insurgency targeting US forces in eastern Syria are beginning to emerge.
In Raqqa, the largest Syrian city at the heart of US occupation and reconstruction efforts, the Stripes report finds the following:
The anger on the streets is palpable. Some residents are openly hostile to foreign visitors, which is rare in other towns and cities freed from Islamic State control in Syria and Iraq. Even those who support the presence of the U.S. military and the SDF say they are resentful that the United States and its partners in the anti-ISIS coalition that bombed the city aren't helping to rebuild.
And many appear not to support their new rulers.
"We don't want the Americans. It's occupation," said one man, a tailor, who didn't want to give his name because he feared the consequences of speaking his mind. "I don't know why they had to use such a huge number of weapons and destroy the city. Yes, ISIS was here, but we paid the price. They have a responsibility."
The expanding mission here is to seize Syrias oil and gas reserves by force like they have done in Afghanistan to secure a position in asia along with a lot of natural resources.
It is also a long-term plan to take out Assad and then Iran. All for Israel I am sure.
(This post was last modified: 12-15-2018 08:18 PM by Foolsgo1d.)
12-15-2018 08:18 PM
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Quote:The New Yorker: "The United States has built a dozen or more bases from Manbij to Al-Hasakah, including four airfields, and American-backed forces now control all of Syria east of the Euphrates, an area about the size of Croatia."
But in September the White House announced a realignment of its official priorities in Syria, namely to act "as a bulwark against Iran's expanding influence." This means the continued potential and likelihood of war with Syria, Iran, and Russia in the region is ever present, per Stripes:
Syrian government troops and Iranian proxy fighters are to the south and west. They have threatened to take the area back by force, in pursuit of President Bashar Assad's pledge to bring all of Syria under government control.
Already signs of an Iraq-style insurgency targeting US forces in eastern Syria are beginning to emerge.
In Raqqa, the largest Syrian city at the heart of US occupation and reconstruction efforts, the Stripes report finds the following:
The anger on the streets is palpable. Some residents are openly hostile to foreign visitors, which is rare in other towns and cities freed from Islamic State control in Syria and Iraq. Even those who support the presence of the U.S. military and the SDF say they are resentful that the United States and its partners in the anti-ISIS coalition that bombed the city aren't helping to rebuild.
And many appear not to support their new rulers.
"We don't want the Americans. It's occupation," said one man, a tailor, who didn't want to give his name because he feared the consequences of speaking his mind. "I don't know why they had to use such a huge number of weapons and destroy the city. Yes, ISIS was here, but we paid the price. They have a responsibility."
The expanding mission here is to seize Syrias oil and gas reserves by force like they have done in Afghanistan to secure a position in asia along with a lot of natural resources.
It is also a long-term plan to take out Assad and then Iran. All for Israel I am sure.
Quote:The New Yorker: "The United States has built a dozen or more bases from Manbij to Al-Hasakah, including four airfields, and American-backed forces now control all of Syria east of the Euphrates, an area about the size of Croatia."
But in September the White House announced a realignment of its official priorities in Syria, namely to act "as a bulwark against Iran's expanding influence." This means the continued potential and likelihood of war with Syria, Iran, and Russia in the region is ever present, per Stripes:
Syrian government troops and Iranian proxy fighters are to the south and west. They have threatened to take the area back by force, in pursuit of President Bashar Assad's pledge to bring all of Syria under government control.
Already signs of an Iraq-style insurgency targeting US forces in eastern Syria are beginning to emerge.
In Raqqa, the largest Syrian city at the heart of US occupation and reconstruction efforts, the Stripes report finds the following:
The anger on the streets is palpable. Some residents are openly hostile to foreign visitors, which is rare in other towns and cities freed from Islamic State control in Syria and Iraq. Even those who support the presence of the U.S. military and the SDF say they are resentful that the United States and its partners in the anti-ISIS coalition that bombed the city aren't helping to rebuild.
And many appear not to support their new rulers.
"We don't want the Americans. It's occupation," said one man, a tailor, who didn't want to give his name because he feared the consequences of speaking his mind. "I don't know why they had to use such a huge number of weapons and destroy the city. Yes, ISIS was here, but we paid the price. They have a responsibility."
The expanding mission here is to seize Syrias oil and gas reserves by force like they have done in Afghanistan to secure a position in asia along with a lot of natural resources.
It is also a long-term plan to take out Assad and then Iran. All for Israel I am sure.
Israel needs to cut their losses because what is going to happen is that they are going to lose their country due to their insatiable Semitic greed. Heck, even Henry Kissinger knows it, and he is as much of a (((tribe))) member as the rest of them.
12-18-2018 10:48 PM
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P-Ra you're ignoring the main issue here, the losses in blood and treasure aren't israeli... They won't cut anything out as long as they get the US to do their dirty work. All for a few scheckels thrown in lobbying fees, nets them a $6 trillion taxpayer-funded war chest.
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12-18-2018 11:15 PM
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(12-18-2018 11:15 PM)911 Wrote: P-Ra you're ignoring the main issue here, the losses in blood and treasure aren't israeli... They won't cut anything out as long as they get the US to do their dirty work. All for a few scheckels thrown in lobbying fees, nets them a $6 trillion taxpayer-funded war chest.
911, I understand where you are coming from and you have a point that Israel is using American funds for their adventures the same way a woman uses a man's checking account to satisfy her hedonistic urges. However, if you think about it, the US will eventually cease being an Israeli puppet (I give it 10 years tops). When that happens, the Israels will need to find a new and willing host, and will have to use what funds they have saved up to keep their country afloat. Now, because of the Internet, they will not have any luck to find a sucker to latch onto to do their dirty work and use up what ever money the Rothschilds (or any other Jewish billionaire) will send their way to keep them afloat, and knowing the Jews, they will drop a bad investment like a hot potato when the time is ready. It is the same concept as all the rich alpha males putting the word out to each other that the seductive vixen trying to woo them only wants their cash and nothing else and the vixen realizing that the game is over.
Quote:The New Yorker: "The United States has built a dozen or more bases from Manbij to Al-Hasakah, including four airfields, and American-backed forces now control all of Syria east of the Euphrates, an area about the size of Croatia."
Very positive, potentially game-changing announcement coming from Trump just an hour ago, a 180-degree policy change!
Quote:WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Wednesday it has begun withdrawing U.S. forces from Syria as U.S. officials said the United States was considering pulling out all its troops as it winds up its campaign to retake territory once held by Islamic State.
"We have started returning United States troops home as we transition to the next phase of this campaign," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a statement issued after President Donald Trump tweeted that "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there."
It was not immediately clear from Sanders' statement whether all of the roughly 2,000 U.S. troops in the country would leave and if so, by when.
Reading between the lines, Trump's use of "my" in the above tweet points to the fact that this goes against the plan of the neocons in his administration and party establishment.
Kudos to Trump if he follows through.
Rand Paul approves:
“Nothing is more useful than to look upon the world as it really is.”
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2018 11:47 AM by 911.)
I know the feelings about reddit (me included) but this gem of a thread showing the (((warmongers))) being upset could prove this troop pull out as a left of field move by Trump.
(12-19-2018 03:46 PM)spokepoker Wrote: Better start lining the kids up to act out another gas attack.
Ah yes....dead (or suffering) babies and children.
Jewish controlled media's preferred method of emotionally triggering naiive white people into doing anything (((they))) want.
12-19-2018 07:31 PM
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Quote:The New Yorker: "The United States has built a dozen or more bases from Manbij to Al-Hasakah, including four airfields, and American-backed forces now control all of Syria east of the Euphrates, an area about the size of Croatia."
But in September the White House announced a realignment of its official priorities in Syria, namely to act "as a bulwark against Iran's expanding influence." This means the continued potential and likelihood of war with Syria, Iran, and Russia in the region is ever present, per Stripes:
Syrian government troops and Iranian proxy fighters are to the south and west. They have threatened to take the area back by force, in pursuit of President Bashar Assad's pledge to bring all of Syria under government control.
Already signs of an Iraq-style insurgency targeting US forces in eastern Syria are beginning to emerge.
In Raqqa, the largest Syrian city at the heart of US occupation and reconstruction efforts, the Stripes report finds the following:
The anger on the streets is palpable. Some residents are openly hostile to foreign visitors, which is rare in other towns and cities freed from Islamic State control in Syria and Iraq. Even those who support the presence of the U.S. military and the SDF say they are resentful that the United States and its partners in the anti-ISIS coalition that bombed the city aren't helping to rebuild.
And many appear not to support their new rulers.
"We don't want the Americans. It's occupation," said one man, a tailor, who didn't want to give his name because he feared the consequences of speaking his mind. "I don't know why they had to use such a huge number of weapons and destroy the city. Yes, ISIS was here, but we paid the price. They have a responsibility."
The expanding mission here is to seize Syrias oil and gas reserves by force like they have done in Afghanistan to secure a position in asia along with a lot of natural resources.
It is also a long-term plan to take out Assad and then Iran. All for Israel I am sure.
There are many ways to skin an American cat.
How is the Pentagon gonna be with just upping and leaving all of this suddenly?
Turkey wants the Kurds and with US assets in the way it wouldn't look too good in the news if Tukey were firing over the heads of US troops. Ths pull out can be seen as a means to give the Turks full access and plausible deniability from the US. They have left the Kurds high and dry before in Iraq remember.
Assad is then free to move his troops in alongside Iranian militias and Russian mercs without the worry of US airpower turning on them.
This sets up a potential fight between a NATO power and two ME countries which are the target of the deep state anyway.
This is either a trap or a wildcard Trump has thrown in to fuck with the industrial complex. He needs to keep things moving in some way. Any way this goes nobody is a sure winner because someone loses.
"Man will always be man. There is no new man. We worked so hard to create a society that was equal, where there'd be nothing to envy your neighbour. But ... there will always be rich and poor. Rich in gifts, poor in gifts. Rich in love, poor in love." Danilov, Enemy at the Gates
Turkey is a wildcard. Its leadership and demographic base is Muslim, but their military is not infested with them as of yet so it is quite a capable machine. Turkey is also in an ideal geographical location, has an active military and a leadership whose colours are neither on Russia or NATO's side.
Assad shouldn't breath a sigh of relief just yet with Turkey active along its border.
12-21-2018 06:38 AM
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12-21-2018 09:22 AM
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"Mad Dog"will be probably get out of there, with a necklace of ISIS teeth
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Basically they've let that tiny strip of ISIS territory fester in order to justify US presence. Over the years, ISIS has fully collaborated in a fake war with the US/NATO/Israel, they've handed over their territories to the Kurds in a most orderly manner over the last couple of years.
Russia disrupted that plan by going all in behind Assad in 2013 and bombing the crap out of ISIS positions. They took out their oil tanker fleet in a few days, tankers which have been shipping stolen Syrian oil to Israel via Turkey with complete impunity.
The head of the Kurdish state in Iraq, Barzani, is a 2nd generation Mossad agent. The zio-globalists wanted to create a Kurdish state spanning the whole yellow area above. The Kurds are not even close to being the majority in this area, so they've been ethnically cleansing Syrians from there, particularly Christian Syrians, who have a strong presence there. Trump's withdrawal pretty much scuttled that whole project, that's why the zio-globalists are really pissed at him now.
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