I wanted to add the update directly below because the information contained within the linked article really speaks to the extreme levels of bombing Syria into freedom that have been undertaken by the coalition.
I’ve been talking here for years about the US/Turkey fall out. The slightest bit of extra attention paid to the discourse between the two nations would have made their dispute obvious to a wider audience. Instead we all to read endless rubbish about what was "going on" promoted by the perception managing media. Alt and mainstream aided by on line disinformers. Finally. When it can’t be ignored anymore.. The disagreement is getting attention. Years after it began.
Turkey is failing to heed US requests to halt its support for Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Latin American nation has warned.
Elliott Abrams told reporters on Thursday that the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, was “strongly supporting the Maduro regime” and that US officials had “not had the cooperation from Turkey that we want”.
The other day I closed up this post: Russia Anti Regime Change Strategy for Venezuela- US Get Troops out of Syria, Then We'll Talk! with the paragraph below:
The interesting admission in the Forbes article is that a "regime change" is afoot.One that is being countered by Russia. What party instigated multiple regime change attempts? Not Russia if they are countering the move.
This will go nowhere:Reuters Look at the mile wide smile on Netanyahu's face
That's right. Reality altered with the swipe of a pen. Reuters has adapted it's language for the new 'reality'
For years PFYT's has explained, clearly and concisely, how it was that ISIS & PKK/YPG came into Syria through Iraq- Discussing various routes etc., While claims to the otherwise were made the facts always spoke for themselvesHere's yet another passage in use since 2013:
Observations--- the media, main stream and the so called "alternative" media is portraying Erdogan talking about the Christchurch incident to the citizens of Turkey as something irrational. As if it's being discussed for no particular reason at all. But that's not really the case. Of course, it's easy enough to manipulate the masses when you leave out entirely why the Turks are discussing this specific incident. What is it about this incident that has them concerned. Seems to me as the leader of Turkey, Erdogan probably should keep an open dialogue with the citizens of Turkey. Includin
Setting the necessary precedent? I'd say so. You can say ‘well it was only a tweet’. But, it was a significant tweet to be sure.Netanyahu grabbed onto it immediatelyReuters
