Kurds

Yah, I know this blog is one of a very few independent autodidact  (self taught) analyst thinkers that takes the big view in the geographical region known as the Middle East/North Africa. MENA. Brief digression: Autodidacts in history One common feature that autodidacts share is they all read. They learn continuously. And think for themselves. Perhaps they too have a significant other who told them 'you think to much'? Or maybe like me, they all thought and think that life is for learning?

I feel that old cognitive dissonance coming on, yet again.  The uncomfortable feeling that comes when someone wants me to believe that which cannot and should not be believed.Let's define: more-(quantity) "a greater quantity, number, or amount"Let's define: less (quantity)- "constituting a more limited number or an amount less thanIn my opinion the withdrawal psyop is continuing. Reality and unreality are competing for your heart and mind.We're going for reality 'round these parts. Hope you are too?Let's start now, where today's previous post ended.

Keep this latest information and that from the previous two posts under your hat

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LinkSpeculative, but, interesting

 Was thinking this morning about the psyop known as US withdrawal from Syria.Blame Turkey will be all the rage- expect to see it all over the place (5 eyes msm and alt)The "withdrawal"wasn’t going to happen. At all.  Between the US and France there are more then 20 military bases dotting the Syrian landscape. One, alone, being more then 500 acres in size. 

Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan issued a crushing rebuke against U.S. national security advisor John Bolton over his pledges to ensure Turkish non-aggression against the American backed Kurds in Syria.
Erdogan’s said on Monday that, “We [Turkey] cannot accept Bolton’s messages given from Israel” adding that Bolton made a “serious mistake”…a statement that left many U.S. warmonger neocon’s stunned
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris take a quick look at Turkish President Erdogan’s forceful shut down of war hawk John Bolton on Syria.

On January 4th, al-Monitor published an analysis into a possible conflict in the Turkish army’s top brass over the operation in Syria.
According to the author, Fehim Tastekin, while Turkey was negotiating with the US over the roadmap for the area east of the Euphrates River and Manbij, while also coordinating with Russia to get their approval for a military operation against the Kurdish militias, something unusual took place:

It's not lost on me that Mr Koenig is a banker. Formerly with the World Bank. I don't believe he's a "whistle blower" outing the anglo zionist attempts at reshaping the globe. In my opinion, he just obfuscates reality. He is selling the remake agenda under the guise of happenstance and necessary for peace.  I ask you, how beneficial is that for the anglo zionist empire? To cover for their plans? To present them as not a plan? Looks to be a win/win for the powers that shouldn't be. The idea that the creation of Kurdistan and a real lasting peace belong together is false.

 The quoted wording is, in fact, the original headline USA Today published this article with, until some editor realized there was a way too much truth being told. Simply by stating the obvious.image from here

Via Zerohedge…