20 Dec 2022 2:15 pm
"Northeast Syria: A U.S. Protectorate with an Uncertain Future"GeorgeWashington » 20 Dec 2022, 12:19 pm » wrote: ↑ The US armed Syrian rebels. Those weapons ended up in the hands of ISIS. Which of thoses statements do you disagree with?
Were they lying about the vaccines then or are they lying now?
Everything you know about Russia and Putin was fed to you by the same media that brought you the lies I've outlined in this thread, the lies for which you have no refutation.
Why do you conintue to believe lies about foreigners which are peddled for the sole purpose of legitimizing the taking of your money and using it to wage war?
"It would be easy to forget that the U.S. still has troops in northeastern Syria. Even before the crisis in Ukraine dominated foreign news coverage, their presence hardly made the news. In Syria itself, their presence is barely noticeable. Somehow, though, they seem to be the invisible hand holding a precarious situation together. A U.S. withdrawal, such as that briefly announced and then retracted by Donald Trump in October 2019, would unleash chaos in northeastern Syria, just as it did then when U.S. troops were quickly replaced by Turks and Russians filling the void. But is the current course, with the Americans having returned, sustainable? The U.S. government seems intent on maintaining the status quo, while ignoring the obvious and inevitable end game to the conflict: a reconciliation between the areas of the northeast with the government of Bashar al-Assad, who has survived the decade-long challenge to his power."
https://www.realcleardefense.com/articl ... 33139.html