In a shocking twist that isn’t exactly inspirational, for those hoping for peace in Syria, there have been reports that the Israelis are all up in literal arms, about a secret Iranian base allegedly on their border with Syria.
The Sunday Express reports:
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On the one side were the forces of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, whose ruler, Grand Prince Ivan III (known as “the Great” and the “gatherer of the Russian lands”), had recently rejected further payment of tribute to the Great Horde.
US President Donald Trump asserted on the morning of April 12th: “Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!”
In one of the most unprecedented, and ill-advised threats yet against Russia, Donald Trump has ratcheted up the push to full military confrontation with Russia in a single tweet after Russia signaled that it would ‘shoot down any missiles fired at Syria.’
The anti-neoconservative Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, who had been the chief aide to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell and had opposed America’s invading Iraq, spoke on March 2nd explaining how the U.S. and Russia are drifting ever-more-rapidly into World War III. He said it’s essentially the same way that England and Germany drifted into WWI: being sucked in by their entangling web of foreign alliances.
Senior DIA, Air Force and Army officials admit that NATO expansionism and US covert interference in Russian internal politics may trigger “next global conflict”
Nafeez Ahmed reports…
by Neil Clark for RT
Will World War III kick off this week because of the bellicose actions of a buffoonish leader with a dodgy hair-cut and his sinister nuclear-armed warmongering rogue state? Or, can Donald Trump and the US be deterred?
We are closer to Word War 3 than ever before, and this world war would pit nuclear powers against each other.
This video list explores the idea that wars are fought for land and resources, and with this in mind some countries are better prepared than others to withstand an invading aggressor.
Though actual wars for conquest are a rare thing in today’s military age, this does not mean that armed conflicts and invasion do not occur (Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yugoslavia).
“Freedom is the recognition of necessity.” — Friedrich Engels
“Quo usque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra?” M. CICERONIS TULLI ORATIO IN L. CATILINAM PRIMA
