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Another US embarrassment...

Russian DM: US should think of consequences before attacking Syrian Army.

Peacekeeping efforts in Syria have stalled.

Manipulation of public perception has risen to a new level with the emergence of powerful social media. Facebook, Twitter and Google are multibillion dollar corporate giants hugely influencing public understanding.  Social media campaigns include paid ‘boosting’ of Facebook posts, paid promotion of Tweets, and biased results from search engines. Marketing and advertising companies use social media to promote their clients.  U.S. foreign policy managers hire these companies to influence public perception to support U.S. foreign policy goals.

#Terrornoia Update | The proxy war in Syria rolls on with renewed rat-lines to terrorist cells courtesy of the U.S, U.K., & Saudi Arabia (despite Bandar's departure); Drone-terror strikes in Yemen by U.S. CIA & JSOC armchair assassins incinerate dozens of alleged Al Qaeda militants; Africa is hit by terror and counterterror.

#Terrornoia Update | More mainlining of lethal aid to terror groups in Syria, new allegations of chemical attacks, and fresh fears of terrornoia from an Al Qaeda meeting in Yemen which threatened future attacks in America; plus, Bandar Bush takes his leave from his position as Saudi intel chief...

#Terrornoia Update | Bandar bin Sultan, a/k/a Bandar Bush, has returned to his post as director of the Mukhabarat, Saudi Arabia's intelligence agency, just in time to send the heavy firepower and anti-aircraft weapons Obama's been "reconsidering" to the Wahhabi jihadists of Al Qaeda 2.0.

#Terrornoia Update | This week, the empire runs amok in Syria with little indication of progress or peace -- just as the neocon-inspired destabilizers prefer. Today's update includes: Eyes on Syria, Terrornoia and electioneering across the Middle East, Blowback and backfiring across Africa, and more.

#Terrornoia Update | Temporary truces, continued infighting, and foreign combatants among rebel factions; Chemical weapons fears resurface along Syria-Jordan border; Splintering alliances among "F(r)iends of Syria"; America's hyperinterventionism elsewhere this week