There’s an awful lot about the poison gas attack that doesn’t add up for the casual observer. It was only a week ago that the US enunciated a new policy that we would be content for Bashar al Assad to remain in power presiding over the Syrian government — after years of grousing and threats against him.
Kunstler “America does not want change, except from the cash register at Wal-Mart.”.
Apparently Trump Central had concluded that Assad was a better alternative than another failed state in the Middle East with no government at all. That policy change was a yuge benefit for Assad since it removed any pretext for US subterfuge or “black box” mischief against him. He was rather busy fighting a civil war, after all. Against whom? A mash- up of Jihadi forces ranging from Isis (so- called), to al Qaeda and Jabhat al Nusra, its spinoff gang dedicated specifically against Assad personally. Assad’s relations with Isis were ambiguous and complex. Isis had used Syria as a staging area for its operations next door in Iraq. It was rumored that Assad purchased oil from Isis.
Yet Isis had participated in actions against Assad. In any case, all of the Jihadis were Sunni, in opposition to Assad’s Iran- leaning regime. Assad himself belongs to the Alawite sect of Islam, a twig on the Shia branch.
Syria as a whole is a majority Sunni population, so Assad and his father Hafez before him (President 1. Sunni- Shia passions. Trusting that you’re not additionally confused by all this, why would Assad choose this moment — only days after the US granted him a pass on remaining in power — to do the one thing guaranteed to bring the wrath of the US down him, namely, kill a lot of civilians, including women and children, with poison gas? Either Assad is inconceivably stupid or possibly the gas attack is not exactly what happened. Russia has claimed that Assad’s air force attempted to bomb a “rebel” (al Qaeda? Isis?) ammunition depot that apparently contained supplies of Sarin nerve gas. Neither the US government or the American media has presented any arguments to counter that hypothesis.
The New York Times banged the war drum as loudly as possible in the days after the incident. And now, of course, Trump Central has fired $6. Assad’s main air force base. Assad’s spokesmen denied responsibility for the attack and the Russians are still asking for conclusive evidence via the UN Security Council. The current incident appears to be — or was engineered to be — a replay of the August 2. House Across The Street (2015) Online. President Barack Obama looking weak and indecisive for not carrying out retaliation against Assad “crossing a line in the sand” against human decency. And so you have Mr.
Trump, who may feel now that he cannot afford to appear weak and indecisive — above all other considerations, including the truth about what really happened at Khan Sheikhoun, Idlib province of Syria. So he bombed an airport, after warning the Russians to remove their personnel from the vicinity.
In the event that the world ever does learn what actually occurred at Khan Sheikhoun, and the truth turns out differently than the current narrative, Mr. Trump can say, “We only bombed some Syrian air force infrastructure? It will be interesting to see if a credible response emerges from the hall of mirrors that US policy has become.
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