Andrew's broad-based geopolitical knowledge and the volume at which he writes articles are impressive. Thanks for the insights and stimulating discussion on various topics, Andrew.
The attack on Syria is a direct result of the ceasefire, which the Zios are already violating with the usual impunity, which will continue and escalate.
The CF was a huge mistake. Gazans will be murdered faster in greater numbers. WW3 is already here as hybrid war, color revolution in Georgia, hot war in Syria, attack on the ruble, and missile provocations in Kursk.
Russia, China, and Iran need to take off the gloves together at once. Putin must end the SMO w max force. Iran must attack the Zios without mercy, collateral damage be damned. And the PLA put Taiwan in a tight strangulation blockade.
We must RISK nuclear war.. because the Hegemon will escalate to WMD and go for broke with a coordinated Samson Option first strike by the US, NATO, and Ziohell. We are NOT dealing w normal, self interested humans, but with rabid zombies infected with deadly brain worms. Only maximum, immediate, overwhelming force will stop them.
I doubt one can negotiate fairly with the zio-neo-talmuds. Better to neutralize them before it is too late as extreme as this sounds. Indeed, "only maximum overwhelming force can stop them"
My eyes were all on Ukraine as I had no imperialist intention. Erdogan is different. He is always looking for something. If Mr. Assad forgets that he is the president of a besieged country, then he should suffer loss. To be fair to him, There is no easy way out for Syria or for Mr. Assad. The portion of Syria under the government of Assad does not have suitable geographic boundaries or sufficient agricultural assets to sustain its population. Syria after losing the Golan Heights is similar to Jordan losing the West Bank. The reality is that it is difficult to survive in the desert, even with all the modern technologies. When you count the total population versus the total agriculture production in the Middle East, there is a clear shortage. This is why Omar Sharif said in the movie Lawrence of Arabia that so much blood had been shed in the desert. He saw and knew it all too well personally. Malthus' theories still fit the ME today fairly well. Some countries can pump oil to buy stuff they don't have. Jordan has none. Syria has some but not under the control of Assad's government. Even Damascus as a city-state in the sea of desert is not an easy case.
"Someone", and probably some Ones, haven't yet realized this is a world war, which will not be solved by meekness and the submissive "deals" and moves even this channel advocates consistently.
Not even his alcohol addled predecessor managed to make Russia appear so weak and militarily inept as Putin has during these past 2+ years. Pity that Prighozhin's abortive putsch didn't persevere all the way to Moscow, instead of petering out.
"Disaster" is too loud and it is not even clear what it is .Nothing has been heard about the thousands of dead Assad fighters and , in general , about losses on both sides . Suddenness ? Hmm...Maybe unexpectedly , or maybe not at all . I will not be clever and build versions , but - you can do with the existing facts . Sooner or later , this was bound to happen : the threat emanating from the terrarium in Idlib , Al-Tanf , and the prostituted Turks constantly hung over Assad and , it remains to be seen , when there would be a reason to return the entire territory of Syria to Damascus' control. Well, the "case" has apparently come?! Let them get involved and , preferably , with even greater forces ...
The sixth reason is the very precarious economic situation of Syria, which undermines any meaningful possibility of retrenchment, reinforcement, reconstruction, and further mobilization of forces. While Russia can pay handsomly to those enlisting to fight in the SMO, poor Syria can barely feed its population, living hand to mouth from hand outs from Iran and Russia.
Andrew's broad-based geopolitical knowledge and the volume at which he writes articles are impressive. Thanks for the insights and stimulating discussion on various topics, Andrew.
The attack on Syria is a direct result of the ceasefire, which the Zios are already violating with the usual impunity, which will continue and escalate.
The CF was a huge mistake. Gazans will be murdered faster in greater numbers. WW3 is already here as hybrid war, color revolution in Georgia, hot war in Syria, attack on the ruble, and missile provocations in Kursk.
Russia, China, and Iran need to take off the gloves together at once. Putin must end the SMO w max force. Iran must attack the Zios without mercy, collateral damage be damned. And the PLA put Taiwan in a tight strangulation blockade.
We must RISK nuclear war.. because the Hegemon will escalate to WMD and go for broke with a coordinated Samson Option first strike by the US, NATO, and Ziohell. We are NOT dealing w normal, self interested humans, but with rabid zombies infected with deadly brain worms. Only maximum, immediate, overwhelming force will stop them.
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I doubt one can negotiate fairly with the zio-neo-talmuds. Better to neutralize them before it is too late as extreme as this sounds. Indeed, "only maximum overwhelming force can stop them"
My eyes were all on Ukraine as I had no imperialist intention. Erdogan is different. He is always looking for something. If Mr. Assad forgets that he is the president of a besieged country, then he should suffer loss. To be fair to him, There is no easy way out for Syria or for Mr. Assad. The portion of Syria under the government of Assad does not have suitable geographic boundaries or sufficient agricultural assets to sustain its population. Syria after losing the Golan Heights is similar to Jordan losing the West Bank. The reality is that it is difficult to survive in the desert, even with all the modern technologies. When you count the total population versus the total agriculture production in the Middle East, there is a clear shortage. This is why Omar Sharif said in the movie Lawrence of Arabia that so much blood had been shed in the desert. He saw and knew it all too well personally. Malthus' theories still fit the ME today fairly well. Some countries can pump oil to buy stuff they don't have. Jordan has none. Syria has some but not under the control of Assad's government. Even Damascus as a city-state in the sea of desert is not an easy case.
"Someone", and probably some Ones, haven't yet realized this is a world war, which will not be solved by meekness and the submissive "deals" and moves even this channel advocates consistently.
That is of course my reading of the present.
For someone who is claimed to be a paranoid schemer, Putin sure seems trusting and almost pathological naive.
Russia keeps getting caught flatfooted, over and over again. This is a serious problem that must be addressed.
Not even his alcohol addled predecessor managed to make Russia appear so weak and militarily inept as Putin has during these past 2+ years. Pity that Prighozhin's abortive putsch didn't persevere all the way to Moscow, instead of petering out.
Maybe it being impossible for him to print money limitlessly, unlike a certain other country/group, contributes to the _lesser awareness_.
"Disaster" is too loud and it is not even clear what it is .Nothing has been heard about the thousands of dead Assad fighters and , in general , about losses on both sides . Suddenness ? Hmm...Maybe unexpectedly , or maybe not at all . I will not be clever and build versions , but - you can do with the existing facts . Sooner or later , this was bound to happen : the threat emanating from the terrarium in Idlib , Al-Tanf , and the prostituted Turks constantly hung over Assad and , it remains to be seen , when there would be a reason to return the entire territory of Syria to Damascus' control. Well, the "case" has apparently come?! Let them get involved and , preferably , with even greater forces ...
The sixth reason is the very precarious economic situation of Syria, which undermines any meaningful possibility of retrenchment, reinforcement, reconstruction, and further mobilization of forces. While Russia can pay handsomly to those enlisting to fight in the SMO, poor Syria can barely feed its population, living hand to mouth from hand outs from Iran and Russia.
Could it also be that, I am asking, before Wagner was there with a large contingent, and now no-one was in place of them?