@LaFeminista

What is really going on is that Trump appointed and surrounded himself with Neocons (McMaster, Tillerson, Nikki Haley, Pompeo,, Kushner, etc.), just like Obama had done, and now we are seeing the horrifying results of that.

He has been brought to heel and is now abandoning his Campaign pledges (and his grassroots base), and is doing exactly what the Oligarchy and Globalists want....Regime Change and War against Syria.

[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj4h99lIZ84]

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And, here is the real reason why Worldwide Chaos, another failed State, and possibly World War III (with Russia) have to be created:

The Assad government had opposed the construction of the U.S. Oil Pipeline going right through his Country. So for the Globalists, naturally it is better for them to force the (legitimate) Assad government out of the way, and have the Country just destroyed and overrun by Terrorists groups (which they fund and control)......because this way then the U.S. Oil Pipeline -- and their crooked Monopoly and Global theft over World Resources -- is assured for them. That's what's going on.

And Trump has turned his back on the electorate, and decided to just become yet another controlled President by the Elites, by the Globalists, by the Neocons.

Very sad and reckless ....and WW III literally now hangs in the balance.

Russia. Russia in return said America's poodle doesn't even get a doggy bag from the table.

The rhetoric is like that leading up to Iraq. No fly zones tend to lead to ground invasions.

@dervish @dervish
have you read any right wing websites that have Trump supporters on them? They agree with everything he does and agrees that the military should drop bombs on ISIS and their families.
After reading the comments I was dumbfounded by how people buy the propaganda or come to other views of the wars on their own.
There were many military members commenting on my local website and people wrote "thank you for your service" over and over. They believe that our military is fighting to defend our freedoms.

Israel doesn't want ISIS defeated because the superpowers would leave the Middle East leaving them alone to fight their enemies themselves.
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/israeli-intelligence-chief-not-want...

Americans will get tired of fighting Israel's wars. In this past election, both major candidates were completely in Israel's bag, but I hope that that will change in future elections.

@gjohnsit
babies tossed out of incubators onto the cold hard floor.

War mongering is now done by experts in propaganda. The US MIC has the most advanced propaganda machine in the world working against people with the lowest attention span in history.

We have just had our new incubator moment for Syria.

The problem is that Putin and Assad along with Iranian forces were steadily making large gains against HTS. This is not in the US playbook. They will have to put more of their players into the game.

Stop saying it was a false flag attack (it was likely simply the destruction of a chemical plant).

What needs to be emphasized is the violent chaos that would follow the fall of Assad.
Recall how people said "How can it get worse than life under Saddam?"
Well, it got a lot worse.

Same with Assad. Regime change in Syria would mean a disaster resembling the Second Congo War when millions died.

@gjohnsit is based on and how illegal and immoral it is for the U.S. to have manufactured and administered this war. And it was a false flag, has all the earmarks, all the after reactions. They knew this was going to happen and were ready.

Stop saying it was a false flag attack (it was likely simply the destruction of a chemical plant).

What needs to be emphasized is the violent chaos that would follow the fall of Assad.
Recall how people said "How can it get worse than life under Saddam?"
Well, it got a lot worse.

Same with Assad. Regime change in Syria would mean a disaster resembling the Second Congo War when millions died.

@gjohnsit

Anti-war opposition needs to change tactics, stop saying it was a false flag attack...What needs to be emphasized is the violent chaos that would follow the fall of Assad.

Actually, I think we need to emphasize both. We need a full-court press, attacking all the BS on every level, to generate a general feeling of mistrust of our Idiot Leaders.

Stop saying it was a false flag attack (it was likely simply the destruction of a chemical plant).

What needs to be emphasized is the violent chaos that would follow the fall of Assad.
Recall how people said "How can it get worse than life under Saddam?"
Well, it got a lot worse.

Same with Assad. Regime change in Syria would mean a disaster resembling the Second Congo War when millions died.

@CB
I wondered if those troops are mindless bots just doing what they are told to do, are in agreement with the mission or even bothering to question what they are doing?
Are they aware how this war of terror is not to defend our freedoms and country, but to line the pockets of the defense industries?
I am aware that there is an economic draft and that is why a lot of people join the military, I just don't understand how they can be part of something that causes so much misery and death.
Reminds me of this picture.

Netanyahu gets his wish - Assad gone from Syria and Syria partitioned.

The US has shipped multiple thousands of pieces of heavy military equipment to Europe along the Russian border and Mediterranean. This has been the greatest buildup of US war materiel since the height of the cold war. More shipments are coming into German and other European ports as we speak. Something big is going on.

I expect a rapid increase in American forces on the ground in Syria in the coming months probably staged from Romania. The following shipment is one of a number of train loads that are currently coming in from Poland. These are in addition to a very large shipment of 300 tracked and wheeled vehicles that came in by ship last July.

Published on Apr 7, 2017

Armored vehicles of the 3-29 Alpha Battery, arrive at Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base, Romania, April 7, 2017. U.S forces are in Romania as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, which seeks to promote regional stability, deter aggression throughout the region, and enhance relationships between NATO Allies.

Published on Feb 14, 2017

News Events invites you to watch ….
US Military Tanks & Trucks In Romania In Large Numbers, Worlds Largest Nightmare For Putin.

US troops began to disembark their armoured vehicles on Tuesday at the MK Base, Constanta, as part of the US commitment to secure and to reinforce the Eastern NATO flank. The deployment is part of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

Published on Mar 15, 2017

Odo Puiu Events invites you to watch ….
Is US Preparing For A Major War? 3rd Infantry Division’s 1st Armored Brigade.

"Cross-country trips require a lot of packing. For the 3rd Infantry Division’s 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, that includes packing dozens of tanks. Over the past week, the brigade’s soldiers have been moving more than 1,000 pieces of heavy equipment, including tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and self-propelled howitzers into a staging area of Fort Stewart and loading them onto rail cars. ... He and others from the 1-64th were among the 1st Brigade soldiers working to load and secure equipment on rail cars Friday morning. It was the third train of about seven that will be sent to Fort Irwin, Calif., in preparation for the brigade’s rotation at the National Training Center in April."

RAF Typhoons being sent to Romania to ward off Russian aggression over the Black Sea
British warplanes will be based in Romania as part of NATO's policing of the skies
27 MAR 2017

@gjohnsit

(I assume that's your name ) You gotta publish this one at Dailykos, man. If it doesn't open up some eyes, then that place is really beyond the pale.

I think we need to try to rally some of the anti-war folks at TOP who ended up getting sucked into Hillary's orbit, many of whom I assume are publishing there.

It's getting scary...we've got to try to expand the resistance against this war in any way we can, and there is reason to believe that there is some fertile ground there.

huffpo

Al Nusra has a long history of manufacturing and employing crude chemical weapons; the 2013 chemical attack on Ghouta made use of low-grade Sarin nerve agent locally synthesized, while attacks in and around Aleppo in 2016 made use of a chlorine/white phosphorous blend. If the Russians are correct, and the building bombed in Khan Sheikhoun on the morning of April 4, 2017 was producing and/or storing chemical weapons, the probability that viable agent and other toxic contaminants were dispersed into the surrounding neighborhood, and further disseminated by the prevailing wind, is high.

The counter-narrative offered by the Russians and Syrians, however, has been minimized, mocked and ignored by both the American media and the Trump administration. So, too, has the very illogic of the premise being put forward to answer the question of why President Assad would risk everything by using chemical weapons against a target of zero military value, at a time when the strategic balance of power had shifted strongly in his favor. Likewise, why would Russia, which had invested considerable political capital in the disarmament of Syria’s chemical weapons capability after 2013, stand by idly while the Syrian air force carried out such an attack, especially when their was such a heavy Russian military presence at the base in question at the time of the attack?

Such analysis seems beyond the scope and comprehension of the American fourth estate. Instead, media outlets like CNN embrace at face value anything they are told by official American sources, including a particularly preposterous insinuation that Russia actually colluded in the chemical weapons attack; the aforementioned presence of Russian officers at Al Shayrat air base has been cited as evidence that Russia had to have known about Syria’s chemical warfare capability, and yet did nothing to prevent the attack.
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Even slick media training, however, cannot gloss over basic factual inconsistencies. Early on, the anti-Assad opposition media outlets were labeling the Khan Sheikhoun incident as a “Sarin nerve agent” attack; one doctor affiliated with Al Qaeda sent out images and commentary via social media that documented symptoms, such as dilated pupils, that he diagnosed as stemming from exposure to Sarin nerve agent. Sarin, however, is an odorless, colorless material, dispersed as either a liquid or vapor; eyewitnesses speak of a “pungent odor” and “blue-yellow” clouds, more indicative of chlorine gas.

The lack of viable protective clothing worn by the “White Helmet” personnel while handling victims is another indication that the chemical in question was not military grade Sarin; if it were, the rescuers would themselves have become victims (some accounts speak of just this phenomena, but this occurred at the site of the attack, where the rescuers were overcome by a “pungent smelling” chemical – again, Sarin is odorless.)

@MrWebster @MrWebster Obama did his part with 8 years of “electric shocks” (betrayals) to his anti-war, pro-99%, pro-civil-liberties voters, reinforcing apathy on the Left.

According to this reading, Trump will now administer X years of “electric shocks” (betrayals) to his anti-war, pro-99%, pro-civil-liberties voters, draining energy from and inducing apathy among the working-class Right and Alt-Right.

If memory serves, one of the outcomes of Pavlov's experiments was the complete apathy to pain when the electric shocks and rewards were totally random. Didn't the dogs just lay on the electrical grids when the charges were administered? It looks to me that anything we say or don't say, protest or not protest, write to our representatives or not write to our representatives, the outcome is war and human death.