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Resistance See other Resistance Articles Title: Interview – Syria talks turning into a war zone themselves Will the Saudis go into Syria to crash the peace talks with Turkey doing the same? [ Note: As I predicted, the Saudi opposition group did not get their surrender demands met on the front end of the peace conference, so they walked out, ending the talks for now. We now have several military escalations in play, including the unsubstantiated Turkish claim of its air space having been invaded; something that is a non issue with no attack involved. We have Turkish forces positioning to push into Syria to block the Kurds from linking up along the northern Syrian border, where with Syrian coalition or US backing, they could close off Turkish supplies to the remaining terrorists, thus collapsing their resistance. The ones not at the negotiating table would remain in the shooting gallery without logistical supplies. The Saudis are now threatening to intervene, which I feel means they will pull out the Jihadi terrorists and put them in Saudi uniforms and send them back under the guise of a coalition anti-ISIL force. That farce would be exposed when Syrian commandos and Russian intelligence put captives on display and intercept Intel. The end game, as the terrorist backers know, is that once the refugees start returning to their destroyed communities, support for the Syrian army and Assad and also Iran, Hezbollah and Russia for having driven them out will go way up, as will hatred for the terrorists and all who have supported them. The state- sponsors of terror will have zero leverage at the table, so they may feel that the more military option is a card better played now, rather than later. Barzani has added another layer of intrigue with calls for a Kurdish statehood resolution Barzani has added another layer of intrigue, by calling for a Kurdish statehood resolution Further complicating things is Barzani calling for a statehood referendum for the Kurds, and not with an internationally monitored election, I am sure. Those who are losing the Syrian war will threaten to light up the region with new combat. But the Syrian coalition will, by then, have control over its interior lines and fighting on its borders. Any outside nation’s force attacking Syria, even Turkey, will not have automatic NATO support; and the UN Security Council would be on it quickly, with zero support of the resolution needed to cover it. Is Erdogan threatening this move with the Saudis attacking from the east to take territory lost by the terrorists and to get a seat at the negotiating table with new demands? And will the Russians engage them with air attacks? Would more Russian air force assets be moved into Iraq to fly missions from that direction, and have secure lines of supply through Iran and Iraq? I tend to feel the Saudis are bluffing, as they can’t even handle Yemen now. But how stupid people can be is always the most dangerous wildcard… Jim W. Dean ] Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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