This will be a really short Essay, but I think it's a question which needs to be answered.
Has anyone else around here noticed that every time the clause "The State is Indivisible" or equivalent appears in any country's Constitution, that country has a chunk of its land and people who emphatically do NOT want to be part of it?
The news media stopped caring about Syria long ago, but the bombs keep falling.
BREAKING: Russian warplanes bombing #SDF positions in the recently captured Koniko oil field area east of Deir ez-Zor. via @hawarnews
— Aylina Kılıç (@AylinaKilic) September 25, 2017
US-Led Coalition ‘Will Not Allow’ Syrian Army To Cross Euphrates River In Deir Ezzor – Reports https://t.co/YKhjCxL4Lq pic.twitter.com/JnpURxonhN
— SouthFront (@southfronteng) September 9, 2017
You can't make up stuff like this.
The collapsing IS caliphate has produced an interesting trend that flies in the face of Washington propaganda.
The Syrian government has recaptured massive amounts of territory from the jihadists.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ratcheted up the threats the other day.
The Washington Post has been a horrible newspaper ever since Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos purchased it. For proof, recall the infamous 16 Negative Stories on Bernie Sanders in 16 Hours episode.
Lately, Bezos' target has shifted to drumming up war in Syria.
Just this morning there were two new articles, each taking a different spin.
I mentioned the other day how Israel opposed the ceasefire in southern Syria.
However, the statements of Netanyahu this week clarify the situation.
For only the second time, Trump did something I approved of.
