1- Israel Says Rockets From Golan, Resulting in “Retaliatory” Strikes on Damascus Israel claims rockets were fired from Golan. So they attacked Damascus. You see the logic right?What? You don’t? Nor do I.2- The US Says Israeli Settlements are A-OK
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the meeting in Washington DC between Turkish President Erdoğan and U.S. President Donald Trump. The meeting between the two leaders sought to ease growing tension between the NATO partners, allowing the two countries to reaffirm their commitment to working together.
The longer answer is below. Bearing in mind this has been an ongoing process. Pay attention to the fact that Istanbul's mayor is going to London to meet the banksters. Recall my reporting here that there were anomalies in the Istanbul mayoral election? And that the candidate positively reeked of western backing. Called that one correctly. I'll relink to one previous mention. And will highlight the upcoming meeting. Are we seeing the early seeds of a divided Turkey being planted? I'd say... YES.The interview is with David L.
Saved in September of this year. More pertinent then ever in light of the fact that the US and their Kurdish proxies are intending to stay and continue stealing Syria's oil. Denying Damascus badly needed rebuilding revenue.LinkThis report is from the Syrian Network for Human Rights- For the purpose this post we're going to focus on one aspect of this report. That is the Kurdish smuggling of oil- with no accountability- Not including their sales to Damascus. Which I take issue with for entirely different reasons.
Despite grand announcements by US President Donald Trump of “bringing our troops home from Syria,” relatively very little has been done by the US, including positions maintained around the embattled northern city of Ras Al Ayn (Kobane).
Trump’s initial announcement was on Oct 7th, and to much fanfare – only the grand withdrawal never happened.
Is this a threat? It certainly could be perceived as one. Link
I'd saved this a few days ago, had intended to do more with it but cannot at this time."Syria's Kurds" is the perception management version of who is in Syria's north. Some of them might still be part of the original population. BUT many of Syria's actual kurdish population fled when ISIS arrived. Going to Turkey or to Iraq. They were replaced by PKK militants who've been labelled by the 5 eyes alt and msm as the "Syrian Kurds", this is an intentional misrepresentation of reality. Ynet
As the Syran Arab Army continue to move into key positions along its northern border region, the state has been able to reclaim some of its natural resources, including its Rumilan oil fields located in Hasakah province in the country’s northeast.
Syria News reports…
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Lafarge's Wrist Slap:Lafarge charges of crime against humanity dropped on appeal but others remain
