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World News See other World News Articles Title: Syria: GHOUTA FALLING TO GOVERNMENT; RUMORS OF ‘ALLOOSH TRYING TO ESCAPE; HARASTAA BEING EVACUATED AFTER DEAL Syrpers Saudi Arabia is conducting a “charm offensive” in the United States through its princeps principii, Muhammad bin Salmaan, the Saudi king’s upstart son. Like Kim Jong Un, he is spreading the smiles and firm handshakes in an effort to win over the people of the U.S. who are, frankly, despondent over their government’s continued alliance with a country that still practices the most virulent forms of sexism, racism, homophobia and religious intolerance. But, thanks to MBS, as he is conveniently known, all that is coming to an end. Yeah, sure. MBS has declared women to be equal under the law to men! He has ordered the establishment of driving schools to prepare women for the privilege of handling a moving car. He has defied the best advice of his Council of Clerics who reject his willingness to permit women to go where they please, even though when seen on trips to Europe or North America, they conduct themselves like unapologetic hussies. MBS has managed, however, to assuage any hurt feelings by assuring the Council that with the advent of driver-less cars, women will still not be able to actually drive themselves anywhere since the cars will be programmed to take them only to their mothers’ homes or to a PTA meeting. (It is evident MBS did not learn about the woman who was run over and killed by a driver-less automobile a few days ago in Arizona – an event that only proves the technology is still 10 years away.) Dr. Assad, who is not on any charm offensive, visited Syrian Army units inside the East Ghouta where Muhammad ‘Alloosh is, reportedly, planning to abandon the Jaysh Al-Islam, which was founded by his very dead brother, Zahraan ‘Alloosh, and to move to Saudi Arabia and link up with his Wahhaabist father. Based on information gleaned from sources inside the Jaysh Al-Islam, the Saudis rejected his offer to return to the holy sands of Arabia in the same way they rejected ‘Abdullah Al-Muhaysini’s urgent request for repatriation. The Saudis, it is suspected, wanted their main barbarians to remain as a fixture of the Syrian conflict so as not to dilute its effectiveness with desertions. It was bad enough that the Syrian Army killed over 3,300 terrorist rodents during the East Ghouta campaign. To lose a upper-tier commander as incompetent as ‘Alloosh would be disaster. This is why ‘Alloosh declared his intent to remain in place defying the Syrian government’s efforts to relocate him to Idlib where he could lock horns with the obese ogre from Saudi Arabia. According to Monzer, ‘Alloosh made his declaration through his spokes-rodent only after he got the message the Saudis did not want him back. Monzer suspects that ‘Alloosh might try his luck in Jordan. The East Ghouta is now almost completely in the hands of the Syrian government. Make-shift camps are going up all over the perimeter of the area where escaping citizens, mostly peasants involved in agriculture, are receiving the care and concern they were denied all throughout the reign of terror imposed on them by the Saudi-financed savages who once dominated them. Horror stories about the excesses of Wahhaabist terrorists are going to become the fodder of Vanessa Bealey who has made a brilliant case, time after time, against the so-called White Helmets who terrorized the population in the Ghouta by participating in executions and deliberate mass deprivations. While all this is going on, Ziad’s predictions that the Syrian government would not sit idly by as American troops continued their illegal occupation of Syrian land using the canard of fighting ISIS are becoming very true. The fact of the matter is the U.S. is trying to fracture Syria according to a plan designed by the Zionist squatters in Tel Aviv. By empowering the Kurds in the northeast, it is Washington’s intent to give the envisioned new Kurdish state the economic ability to survive by seizing the oil fields of Dayr El-Zor. Needless to say, Damascus is aware of all these maneuverings, and is sending in reinforcements to the East side of the Euphrates along with anti-aircraft missiles to challenge the doomed American plans. Just in, the Russian delegation to the Syrian deescalation program and the Reconciliation Committee headed by Dr. Ali Haydar, have arrive at a modus vivendi with Ahraar Al-Shaam which will see them leave all Harastaa to the government. Many have chosen to relocate to Idlib while others have successfully negotiated an Amnesty program. Whatever the case, it appears that Harastaa is now louse-free. Jaysh Al-Islam will probably follow suit now that one of its main allies is abandoning the sinking ship which is East Ghoutaa. Comments: anti_republocrat US Senate votes 55-44 for continued human rights abuses in Yemen. Ten war-mongering Democrats voted to block SJR-54, while five Republican voted to discharge the resolution for a floor vote. Here’s the roll call, so US citizens know who to oppose next time they’re up for election: www.senate.gov/legislativ...ion=2&vote=00058#position Ozskeptic Thanks Ziad for the latest post! Here’s what a neo-con wet dream looks like: [NB: It is recommended that neo-cons read this with one hand grasping their organ and the other hand on the tissue box. The rest of us only need a pinch of salt!] www.omaha.com/opinion/michael-dempsey-putin-won-the-election-but-he-s-losing/article_c065f7f2-8ec3-5bdd-b8ee-8e1c1b2f3c04.html In Syria, Russia is now ‘stuck’ on both the military and diplomatic fronts. On the battlefield, Putin has repeatedly boasted that his military goals in Syria have been accomplished and he soon plans to draw down Russian military forces. However, given the chaotic situation on the ground (Assad’s regime still only controls one-third of the country), that’s unlikely anytime soon! The cost of Moscow’s military intervention continues to grow. They have suffered the crash of a military transport with several senior officers on board, the downing of a fighter jet by anti-government rebels, a clash involving American-backed forces and Russian mercenaries that ended in dozens of Russian casualties and an attack by rebels using drones on two of its air bases. Despite some recent regime gains, thousands of extremist forces are still operating in Syria, along with many thousands of embittered and heavily armed rebel Syrians who will never accept Assad’s legitimacy. Assad’s opponents can’t be expected to embrace a spirit of political reconciliation after the regime’s brutal conduct against Syrian civilians in the current Ghouta campaign. If the civil war does ever end, the U.S and the West will never offer reconstruction aid to Syria as long as Assad is in power. This is problematic for Assad and Putin, given that America’s Kurdish-backed allies now have control of the oilfields in Eastern Syria. It’s a safe bet that Assad is unlikely to have any money to rebuild Syria’s badly damaged infrastructure in the future. Russia’s intervention in Ukraine is continuing to prompt crippling economic sanctions at a time when Russia’s economic growth is already anemic and 20 million Russians now live below the poverty-line. Russia’s intervention is also undermining public sentiment toward Russia around the world, especially in Ukraine. According a recent poll, more than 60% of Ukrainians hold Moscow responsible for the conflict, while only 5% blame Kiev. Meanwhile, the U.S has plans to provide Kiev with more than 200 Javelin anti-tank missiles and 37 launch units, in the coming weeks. This equipment will give weapon superiority to Ukrainian units, facing the soviet-era relics that Moscow has provided to their separatist militias. Even more ominous for Putin is the loss of access to superior western technology and investment opportunities, which is certain to erode Russia’s long-term economic viability. Russia will soon learn that intervening in conflicts is much easier than extricating itself from them! ‘SPLOT’ … Neo-con climax achieved! St. George I agree, prepare for the worst, Bolton is the last person you want in a position of power. Unbelievable choice, Trump does not appear to have a clue, or it was not his choice. Bolton is an rabid pro-Israeli neocon and an insane warmonger. There could not have been a worst choice. I am thinking he was put in for the end game because TPTB know that there is only a limited time left to finish the PNAC plan before the US dollar tanks. With China’s new gold backed petro yuan coming on line next week the writing is on the wall now for the intrinsically worthless fiat dollars. And Trump has also started a trade war with China, so they will probably be looking to get rid of their dollar assets very soon. www.zerohedge.com/news/20...dealing-dollar-death-blow Major War is Imminent Ron Paul Liberty Report – Why Are We Still In Syria? With ISIS all but defeated and al-Qaeda and its allies all but defeated in Ghouta, what is the justification for the US military to still be illegally occupying 30 percent of Syrian territory? And why is the Pentagon building a big new base so close to Syria’s gas fields? hussein ...to answer your stupid question ron, you are in syria because you, your buddies and your nation are slaves to the ziionist jews, and will continue being slaves until the ordained day,. whenever that day comes ron you would have wished never to play that game and that rand would have never worn a yamaka to pray next to the wall. St. George It is a fact of life in the present day US that if you want to get a seat at the congressional table you have to put on your yarmulke and pay obeisance to your masters at their wailing wall. Rand was just following his marching orders. Hobbit from Tel Abib Don’t forget that Rand’s mother is a Zio-Jewish full dual citizenship Israeli-American Bundy☭ Reports : sudden and unexplained loss of GPS signal in much of the eastern Mediterranean.Reports suggests a “warning or a demonstration” by the Russian military as a response to US threats against Damascus. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: Tatarewicz (#0)
That is the way Islamists have always been. And just who says we are despondent over any of this? We realize that their culture is different form ours. Besides, women here did not have the right to vote until the women's suffrage movement took hold. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
Saudis not Islamists, just Jews hiding under Muslim bed sheets.
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