James Jeffrey: US Doesn’t Want Syria To Regain Control of the North East

The news from this post connects to today's earlier report:

• Former "IsIamic State" fighters return home to Kurdish Held Syria

So the seeds for an ISIS resurgence are being readied. Should that be required. 

James Jeffrey: US  Doesn’t Want Syria To Regain Control of the North East

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, US special representative to Syria James Jeffrey stressed that Washington's goals in northeast Syria have not changed despite the American forces' withdrawal. He stated that Washington does not want Syrian government forces to regain control of this territory.

"Our goals in the northeast have not changed. They involve first of all maintaining security in the region, which means we are not at all in favour of the regime coming back in because the regime doesn't promote stability as we see in other areas", Jeffrey said at the Munich Security Conference"

 True enough, the goals in the north east have not changed... They've been the same goals as when this started in 2011. Break off a chunk of Syria. Make a big Sunni Muslim KURD block between Syria/Lebanon and Iran. Isolating them. Weakening them. Denying them access to allies and resources. Target Turkey and Iran. Impede the silk road. Control the 4 seas.With an eye to destabilizing Russia and keeping China subordinate.  All those topics have been discussed here over too many years. In too many reports to count anymore

• Creating Kurdistan & Peace in Syria/Regional Peace? Peter Koenig Kicks Off The Hard Sell

Tuesday, June 21, 2011 :Assad's "Four Seas Strategy" Damascus converges with China 

Kurdistan: Impeding the New Silk Road/Rimland Vs Heartland 

How knowable was this remake agenda?The fact that it was discernible and I was able to write about it for years suggests the plan was in the works. Able to be followed. With an end goal always in sight.  I first wrote about this in 2012. Yes, 2012. Seven years ago.

 Therefore, James Jeffrey is actually being truthful when stating the goals in the north east of Syria haven't changed.

 2012

• August 16/2012: A new UN ringmaster for Syria. Iraq & Turkey and how about Kurdistan?

•  Sunday, September 2, 2012: Could a state for Greater Kurdistan be on the horizon?? 

2014

• January 06/2014: Geneva II, the Kurds and an irrevocable right. Affecting Syria/Turkey and Iraq

• November 14 2014: Kurdistan. NATO’s new Southern Flank?