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This was broadcast last night during the overnight strikes against Syria by the US Armed Forces. I did an analysis of the situation and I broke down how we could be potentially heading for a world war three, or are we already in ww3? We discuss how the gas attacks were staged by the terrorists white helmets and much more.
One major point of contention I have is, why would Assad gas his own people when he is winning the war?
Most recent map from Southfront.org:
You can clearly see the SAA (Red Territory) is doing quite well recently when compared to December of 2016:
Map's Source: https://southfront.org/
So as you can see in December of 2016, things were looking bleak, yet Assad did not use his weapons? Now that he is winning and the only way he could lose is to piss off the world and use chemical weapons? This is totally ridiculous.
Also the white helmets as linked below proves are performance artists, who stage events. The entire gas attack in Douma was staged by them.
I had a pretty stellar guest list as always on my show last night. My guests were in order of appearance:
The Last American Vagabond: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_ClYrAtDNAGy5J0N-AwBNw
Steemit: https://steemit.com/@tlavagabondBrian Richmond: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC55VAeNjVYNp2Umqfo4TOUQ
Steemit: https://steemit.com/@brichpodcastDefango: https://www.youtube.com/user/defango
Steemit: https://steemit.com/@defango
Articles Discussed:
White Helmets Mannequin Challenge Backlash: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-38066791
Syria Map Update: https://maps.southfront.org/map-update-military-situation-in-syria-on-april-5-2018/
Military Situation in Iraq and Syria December 2017: https://maps.southfront.org/military-situation-in-syria-and-iraq-on-december-21-2017-map-update/
Iron Eagle "F16": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Eagle
Blackstone Intel video regarding bombshell evidence of a staged gas attack in Douma according to eye witness testimony: Video
Russia says no evidence of a gas attack: http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/latest-turkey-urges-sides-avoid-syria-turmoil-54440275
Russian Naval forces have set sail from Tartus port in Syria:
Mattis says there is no evidence of a Gas Attack: https://www.rt.com/usa/423961-mattis-syria-chemical-evidence/
Cicada 3301 prophecy coming to pass. http://www.1711141131131.xyz/
Trump orders strike on Syria: Video
Syria Escalation Scenarios: https://southfront.org/syria-escalation-scenarios-us-military-options-russian-responses/
Intro Credits:
Dreamy Meme Queen Nasim by Hoax Wars: Video
Song: War what is it good for? - PtPishere: https://soundcloud.com/ptpishere/war-what-is-it-good-for
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Syria war Shelling and strikes despite Eastern Ghouta 'pause
Activists said there were government air and artillery strikes, while Russia said rebels had shelled a "humanitarian corridor" meant to let civilians leave.
As a result, there were no UN aid deliveries or medical evacuations.
Some 393,000 people are trapped in the enclave near Damascus, which has been besieged by the government since 2013.
Medics say more than 500 people have been killed since the government intensified its bombardment nine days ago in an attempt to retake the enclave.
At least six civilians were killed on Tuesday, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said - two of them during the five-hour ceasefire window.
Syria's situation is very changed from the initial days of "Arab Spring" and continuously changed from one phase to another. Nation wide protests to armed resistance of Free Syrian Army, then rise of Islamist armed groups to the rise of ISIS, Rebels controlling most of areas to losing it to ISIS and then Pro-Assad forces. ISIS fight against Kurd militia groups and US led coalition's campaign against ISIS, Fall of ISIS due to fight against rebels, Turk, Russian, Syrian,Iranian, US and Kurd operations against it and rebels defeats from ISIS and pro-Assad Syrian, Iranian, Hizbollah and Russian forces/militias and losing of vast areas, Divisions among rebels which led to infighting and rise of Islamist groups in Idlib and defeat of pro-US ,Pro-Saudi and Turk rebel groups from Syrian Islamist and Jihadi groups and now compromising with Turk intervention against Kurd in Afrin and retreating from many areas of their last strong hold Idlib. That's the phases Syria gone through but what's coming next? that's the real question and I will try to find the answer.
Exemplary nature lift up the country, yet sin is a blame to any nation. At the point when the land is brimming with malicious, decimation anticipates that land. What decimated the city of Sodom and Gomorah, there were not five upright, with the exception of Noah and his family individuals. At the point when noncompliance streams in the land, there is no other viable option for god.
Samuel revealed to Saul that: "Submission is superior to anything penance" Lot's better half was tallied upright, on her approach to security she ignored the precept of the holy messengers and she paid with her life.
A long time of honesty was never tallied. Regardless of how honored is the land, regardless of how equitable is the land, when the land display the request of the Almighty, that land anticipates obliteration.
Adam and eve were checked exemplary, yet rebellion opposed their piece of clothing of honorableness and the were tossed out of the garden on Eden.
Solomon was honored by God, God proposed to built up the pledge He made with David everlastingly, consequently He advised Solomon to comply with His charge and to work with Him as his dad David did, however he resisted the instruction of God. God took every one of the kingdoms from him and left him with only one Judah.
Devastation anticipates Nineveh thus God sent Jonah to lecture the expression of deleiverance, should they neglect to atone, He would wreck the land. In any case, the general population of Nineveh complied with the expression of the Lord and God protect the land from decimation.
God requested that Abraham forfeit his exclusive child, Abraham obeyed and God checked it for honorableness.
In the event that the general population of Syria can obey God, God will safeguard their territory.
While in transit to Damascus, an abhorrent man called Saw was captured by the Lord. In his withering state direction was given to him and he obeyed and his life was safeguarded. Furthermore, he stated: "one thing he do, he disregard the past, he squeezed toward the future, squeezed towards the characteristic of the high calling". In compliance, he worked in accordance with God. He wound up a standout amongst other Apostles. This is a man that was detestable, that murdered the adherents, this is a man that was set apart for annihilation, yet benevolence represented him.
The blood that was shared on the cross of calvary shows conveyed leniency to all. Jesus complied with capital punishment that was sent to Him and God lifted up Him and gave Him a name that is over each different names. As human, when we comply with the expression of the Lord our territory will be spared, our soul will be spared (Deuteronomy 28:1-14). However, when we ignore the instructions of the Lord our property will be destroyed.(Deuteronomy 28:15-68)
Russia claims it has evident confirmation that the charged substance assault in Syria was an organized occasion helped by British knowledge. Do you trust that free investigations should strike decide reality and that on the off chance that it is a phony occasion intended to conjure war, anyone engaged with the West ought to be striven for atrocities against mankind?
What I feel intutively, "Gap and overcome, they were attempting to claim our psyche. Sow seeds of uncertainty, that is psy wars recreations, they been both playing it with us since the beginning of man. The world class are the intense nowadays, no sepration. May's hubby Trillion club. Putin who the hellfire knows. Who at any point did it, ww3 isn't justified regardless of that, however getting to its base, must be an absolute necessity."
Another reason could be for war on fear and our present problem. The two sides are endeavoring to prevail upon us to win who takes the pipeline.
A Staggering New Death Toll for Syria's War — 470,000
The UN is struggling to agree the terms of a resolution which would impose a 30-day ceasefire in Syria as the death toll in the regime assault on eastern Ghouta climbs to more than 400.
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After 1945 Europe said “never again” but never again is happening before our eyes in the Middle East, says Guardian columnist Natalie Nougayrède
Syria is a European crisis as well as a Middle Eastern one, and the world’s worst human rights disaster in decades. Historians may one day tell us to what degree the west wasted a chance to force Bashar al-Assad to the negotiating table, had sufficient and timely pressure had been brought to bear on his forces, in particular through targeted strikes. That’s how Slobodan Milošević was forced to sign the 1995 Dayton agreement, which put an end to mass atrocities in Bosnia.
Fighting resumes in eastern Ghouta despite 'humanitarian pause'
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In the summer of 2013, a window of opportunity was arguably lost as a result of American hesitation. If archives are ever opened up, we may learn that it was the US failure to uphold red lines over chemical weapons use in Syria that emboldened Russia’s Vladimir Putin to launch his military intervention in support of a dictator whose army had been massacring civilians since 2011.
I’m not writing this to whitewash European policies. British restraint, or rather abstention, on Syria predated Barack Obama’s. And France, whose fighter planes were ready to take off in August 2013, could hardly go it alone. Still, trying to connect the dots between the Middle East, Russia, Europe, and how the US chooses to act or not act, remains important. The ravages of war in Europe’s vicinity, and the spillover effect of Middle Eastern chaos, are developments whose impact is yet to be fully measured.
There have been half a million deaths in Syria, and we’re still counting. The first victims of the slaughterhouse were in the Middle East, not Europe. Yet we are connected to these atrocities in ways that go beyond our on-and-off capacity for indignation as we sit watching television images of children being bombed in their hospital beds in eastern Ghouta.
In the heyday of post-cold war optimism, Europe was supposed to be able to export stability. Instead, in recent years, instability and chaos have spilled into Europe from the outside. The European project was born from the need to ensure the past wouldn’t repeat itself. Today Germany is a reluctant hegemon in Europe and an even more reluctant military actor. Britain and France are former colonial powers in the Middle East whose influence today looks insignificant.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/feb/27/syria-europe-moral-eu-helplessness
5 reasons why the Syrian civil war won't end anytime soon
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The image of 5-year-old Omran Daqneesh, injured and traumatized by fighting in the Syrian city of Aleppo, captured the world’s attention.
Footage of the bloodied and dust-covered boy went viral after it was provided by Syrian journalists at the Aleppo Media Center. It shows him sitting in an ambulance, rubbing his head and looking surprised at the blood on his fingers.
Boy, dazed and bloodied, becomes the face of Aleppo
He is one of innumerable casualties of a civil war that has raged for more than five years: hundreds of thousands of killed, millions of refugees who’ve flooded neighboring nations and millions more trapped in a humanitarian crisis. Yet the war grinds on. Despite repeated attempts at a lasting cease-fire and world outrage triggered by tragic images such as Omran’s, an end to the fighting is nowhere in sight.
Here’s why:
The country is irreparably divided
The fighting, which started in March 2011 with a crackdown by Syrian government forces against non-violent demonstrators, has pitted part of the country’s Sunni majority against the ruling Allawite minority, which has allied itself with other Sunnis, Kurds and Christians. Neither group of combatants shows any willingness to stop fighting short of total victory.
The divide is apparent in Aleppo, once Syria's most populous city. Syrian regime forces who control the western part of the city fight alongside Kurdish forces. The eastern part of the city is controlled by rebel forces who are mostly Sunni Arabs. Their battle for control has left the city in rubble and 2 million civilians desperate for food, water and medicine.
Though every part of Syria is unique, Aleppo in the northwest is critical, said Fabrice Balanche, a visiting fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. "It's a key to the Syrian civil war because if the regime loses Aleppo, it means there's no chance to keep the unity of Syria," Balanche said. "If the regime controls the city, they will control all the north of Syria."
President Donald Trump on Wednesday in a Tweet told Russia to "get ready" for U.S. missile strikes in Syria, seeming to confirm that the United States will launch punitive strikes against the government of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad over the suspected chemical attack his forces are accused of carrying out.
Trump’s Tweet appeared to have been prompted by comments from Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon, which were widely reported Wednesday morning, that warned Russia would fire not only on any U.S. missiles targeting Syria, but also the units launching them. Trump in his Tweet responded to what he said was Russia’s “vow” to shoot down “any and all” U.S.
Its so miserable news dear sir
Grown-up grown-ups are attempting to spare the life of their own lives, and the people to come But the elevated assault means the world is obscured.
There is no adolescence here. Quite a long time ago, the cheerful, prosperous city has left adolescence. From UNICEF, the city of Aleppo has been named as "The Most Dangerous City in the World for Children". Unicef has said in a reasonable dialect that this city, which has been crushed for a long five year war, is never again appropriate for living.
At last, it doesn't generally make a difference. No signs or fiascos, war in Syria 🇸🇾, or anything ought to ever change the way we act. The end has dependably been close to, he's returning. Nobody knows, and no measure of signs will ever uncover to us daily or time. Everybody ought to dependably be living with a feeling of criticalness, regardless. We ought to dependably be supplicating, dependably be helping, dependably be spreading the gospel. Indications of the end age or times are nothing to center around.
Oh no, must we fight always. Can't they just peace, I fear WW3. I never experienced any of the WW but heard of how bad there had been. Please let peace rain.
f the Russians don't obey the West, and dare to support the Syrian Army in liberating the Syrian oilfields in the East, the Western Intelligence Services will make sure the Russians lose another airliner filled with civilians. They already lost one in Egypt when started their intervention a couple of years ago in Syria, and they recently lost another one in Russia.
I'm pretty sure MH-17 was their work too, to send a message to Russia as well as to Malaysia. But I don't think the Russians are planning to back off, after hearing Putin's latest speech.
An extraordinarily salient description of geopolitics today.
I am extremely alarmed at this evolution of the Syrian conflict. That such flimsy justifications for direct US military involvement are being essayed indicates to me that further escalation is definitely on the table.
That is a terrible disappoint to me, as I had thought that the rapid defeat of ISIS during Trump's first year indicated this war would soon end. It no longer appears even a little bit likely that I was right.
"You can't see the new empire on a map, so people assume that it isn't there, but the only reason you can't see it on the maps we were trained to read in school is because the new empire isn't in any way limited by geography. It is unconcerned with the little lines drawn between the countries on our plastic classroom globes, or the different colors their manufacturers painted the different nations with. The nationless band of plutocrats who use governments as tools and weapons are not limited by those things. They don't think in those terms. They don't care about land and governments, they care about money, power, and influence. And none of those things are geographically confined."
Rather than being irrelevant, national borders and institutions are being co-opted as weapons against the peoples therein. The solution to this isn't nationalism, but agorism, and the obviation of the weapon states represent to freedom.
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To your question: why would Assad gas his own people when he is winning the war? Why indeed? And why would he gas his own people period? Like him or not, he was elected by the Syrian people, like Trump was elected by the American people. It makes about the same sense as Trump gassing his own people.
None of this makes sense. Pretexts to attack another country do not have to make sense. For starters, the gullible majority will not even think of questioning CNN, FOX, MSNBC information and will not conduct their own independent research. Plus with most people having at best a three-second attention span, by the time they hear a new sentence, they have forgotten the content of the last sentence. Put that together with lack of critical thinking, lack of knowledge and lack of interest in learning, they will swallow as much shit as you care to feed them.
We will not intervene in the Middle-East.
Let's bomb the Middle-East.
Isis is bad.
Let's finance Isis.
Assad gasses his people. Let's punish Assad for his crimes.
Saudi Arabia has Sharia law, kills gays, veils women, is destroying Yemen. Don't be such a racist islamophobe and look at the beautiful orb.
Israel is persecuting the population of Gaza and squeezing them out of their own land.
Jared, pass me the challah and let's make Jerusalem their capital.
Logic?
Consistency?
Decency?
Humanity?
Forget all that. We want oil. We want petrodollars and we want to rule the world, even when there is none left to rule.
In the event that the coming annihilation of isis and agitator powers in Syria should convey a conclusion to the seven-year strife there, nobody told Iran, Israel, Turkey, Russia, or the United States.
Consider the dazzling occasions that have happened over the most recent three weeks alone: Last month, Turkey, with Russian endorsement, propelled a military hostile in northwestern Syria against Kurdish warriors it sees as psychological militants and America sees as counterterrorism partners. A week ago, the United States executed various Russian hired soldiers who were progressing on a U.S.- Kurdish base in eastern Syria. A weekend ago, Israel blocked an Iranian automaton in Israeli airspace and struck Iranian and Syrian military focuses in Syria, provoking Syria to shoot down an Israeli contender fly and Russia to supposedly weight the Israelis into holding their arrival fire—for now at any rate.
This isn't simply one more fit of viciousness in an apparently endless war. This is about encounter between the world's two biggest military forces, America and Russia; between two nato individuals, America and Turkey; and between sworn adversaries, Israel and Iran. "There is something other than what's expected about this," said Faysal Itani, a specialist on the Syrian clash at the Atlantic Council. "It's never been as quite a bit of a global war as it has now progressed toward becoming … I know it's dependably been depicted as that, however that was never truly true."We're moving from the Syrian Civil War to the Syrian War," similarly as Lebanon's affable war transformed into a worldwide challenge over A lebanese area in the 1970s and '80s, contended Andrew Tabler, a Syria-watcher at the Washington Institute.
Past worldwide flare-ups in the contention, for example, Turkey's bringing down of a Russian warplane that entered Turkish airspace, or America's besieging of a Syrian air base over the Syrian government's utilization of synthetic weapons, happened with regards to the common war, Itani let me know. Except for Israel, each remote on-screen character associated with Syria picked a side in the battle between President Bashar al-Assad and the furnished resistance to his administration. Presently Assad, propped up by Iran and Russia, has beaten the resistance. In any case, none of these outside performing artists is happy with business as usual. Therefore, each is testing how far it can go in securing its interests—frequently actually, as with Russia, the United States, and their different partners tussling over an area along the banks of the Euphrates River.
"The inquiry left is a) who controls what as far as region and … b) who is permitted to escape with what," Itani said. "What are the things [each party] can and can't acknowledge? What are the dangers they're willing to take? These are not things that the legislatures can take a seat and choose singularly. They need to test the opposite side out."
"The Syrian war has now been outsourced," said Christopher Phillips, a Syria researcher at Queen Mary University of London. "The chiefs are presently not by any stretch of the imagination Syrians, maybe except for Assad." Foreign inclusion in the common war initially appeared as "discretionary help, at that point it was monetary help, at that point it was material help for warriors, at that point it was battling themselves straightforwardly. … And I don't perceive any reason why that shouldn't proceed."
Turkey, for instance, isn't willing to acknowledge the entrenchment of a U.S.- bolstered Kurdish state army, which the Turkish government partners with Kurdish guerillas in Turkey, appropriate over its outskirt. The United States appears to be resolved to hold ground in Syria to keep the resurgence of psychological oppressor gatherings and baffle Iran's intends to broaden its energy over the Eastern Mediterranean. Israel shares America's objective of countering Iran, especially at its outskirt with Syria.
Russia, in the interim, is keen on saving a benevolent government in Damascus and a military nearness on the Mediterranean, while giving itself a role as a worldwide power player keeping pace with America. The Iranians—as of now "the absolute most powerful player" in Syria—are "attempting to set up a long haul vital military framework in [Syria], fabricate rocket creation offices, move exactness guided weapons," Itani said. The two countries "are vexed that the United States isn't withdrawing the nation," Tabler said