PATRICE GREANVILLE—A TSUNAMI OF FALSE FLAGS, WITH THE LIE THAT PRES. ASSAD GASSED HIS OWN PEOPLE, DEPLOYED BY WESTERN MEDIA IN AN EFFORT TO JUSTIFY ALL OUT AGGRESSION AGAINST HIS GOVERNMENT.
Like the Gulf of Tonkin incident during the Vietnam War, and the WMD during the ramp up to the aggression against Iraq, the nonstop psyops against the Syrian government have been used to sell US intervention against Damascus.
ISRAEL SHAMIR—During this time, the plot to assassinate President Lukashenko and/or kidnap his sons was uncovered in Moscow. The plotters enjoyed CIA support, said the Belarusian president, asserting that his assassination had been authorised at the highest level of the Biden administration. This disclosure drew Belarus closer to Moscow. A year ago Minsk and Moscow were cold-shouldering each other. Lukashenko had good reason to suspect that the Russian oligarchs were involved in the colour revolution in his country. They hoped to remove the stubborn president, then privatise and buy Belarus’ industry, as this republic is the only one that preserved and improved the legacy it inherited from Soviet days. Since then, Lukashenko realised that Putin is not against him and relations have begun to improve.
JANICE KORTKAMP— Her summary of the war against Syria is succint, mordant and spot on: “It is: A terrorist-proxy war. An economic siege war. A political war to undermine the sovereignty and legitimacy of the Syrian state. An attrition war. A media propaganda war. A divide and conquer war…”
Syrian and Russian armed forces have carried out on Friday joint strikes on oil markets and smuggling stations in north and eastern Syria. The ballistic strikes destroyed oil tankers smuggling Syria’s looted oil from territories occupied by the US to territories occupied by Turkish backed militants.
Geopolitical analyst Kevork Almassian offers his perspective on what many on the corporate media and fake left are calling “another human rights crime by the Assad regime”. Haven’t we heard this song before?
AARON MATÉ: So all these admissions by top Biden officials help expose one of the biggest lies about the Obama administration, where many of them served. And that line that we often hear about Obama is that he did not do enough in Syria. He did not intervene enough. It’s the exact opposite. As all these officials have laid out, Obama massively intervened in Syria primarily through a covert, giant CIA program. And that has led to the chaos that Syria is still recovering from today. And it was so cynical that the US was willing to use al-Qaeda and ISIS to advance their goals of regime change.
And this takes me to another Biden official named Rob Malley, who served under Obama and is now Biden’s envoy to Iran in the hopes of possibly reviving the Iran nuclear deal — although whether Biden will do that, is actually unclear. But listen to what Rob Malley told me in an interview we did back in 2018. Contrary to the dominant line that Obama didn’t do enough in Syria, Malley told me that in fact, the US was a part of what fueled the war, rather than stopping it.