The aristocracy, in any country, don’t want the public to understand international relations, and why they are doing what they are doing, because, if the public knew, the aristocrats would be in a very dangerous situation.
...So, the United States not only maintains its illegal military presence in Syria and creates new forces to fight against the Syrian government, it appears to be preparing for a new war to follow the Islamic State’s defeat.
The United States is urgently preparing for a truly big war waged far away from its borders. The US military is sized, organized, and globally postured to fight it. Nothing is possible without logistics. That’s what is given the highest priority as the preparations are intensified.
The move intensifies US support for Ukraine's military. Previously, the US has provided Ukraine with support equipment and training, and has let private companies sell some small arms like rifles.
In his address to the 43rd meeting of the Council of Heads of Security and Intelligence Agencies of the Community of Independent States (CIS) on Dec.19, Russian President Vladimir Putin called for improving interaction to counter the growing threat of terrorism.
The US reaction to the Jerusalem vote illustrates its contempt for international public opinion. Almost isolated, Washington resorts to threats against almost the entire world.
The planned deployment will be a constant irritant to obstruct cooperation with regional partners in all areas. And it will make Japan a target for a retaliatory strike, making the country much less safe than it is now.
The newly created army will move to capture new territories and inevitably escalate violence. While calling for peace in Syria, the US is preparing for war, which may spark pretty soon.
Maybe – just maybe – the brinkmanship shown by North Korea to persist with its nuclear program in the face of US threats has paid off by forcing Washington to come to the negotiating table in order to resolve the standoff peacefully through a political settlement.
An international effort is indispensable to prevent Libya from becoming a second Syria. NATO is responsible for the turmoil in the country since 2011 and it would be logical for the alliance to contribute to the search for a negotiated settlement of the conflict.
