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Recent events in Syria very likely would not have happened if the US had not prevented the Syrian military from attacking the Syrian "rebels" (i.e. HTS) several years ago. For instance, the first Trump administration threatened multiple times to militarily attack the Syrian government if they attacked the "rebel" stronghold of Idlib, even though Trump's special envoy on ISIS had called Idlib "the largest Al Qaeda safe haven since 9/11."

The Obama and Biden administrations (more so Obama, whose State Department essentially instigated the war at Israel's behest) are absolutely to blame as well, but Al Qaeda is ultimately a US creation and the current chaos in Syria is a direct consequence of horrific US foreign policy decisions, many of which are neoconservative in nature, meaning they conflate Israeli foreign policy goals with American foreign policy goals.

While it remains to be seen what the incoming administration will do beginning late next month, cabinet picks and rhetoric suggests there will be a covert or overt (leaning toward the latter) embrace of Israel's government's pursuit of the Greater Israel project. The fall of Assad has been called for by American neoconservatives who embrace this ambition since the late 1990s, as noted in the "Clean Break" document Richard Perle wrote for Netanyahu. Also, Hillary Clinton's leaked emails revealed that the US-brokered fomenting of the "rebel" chaos in 2011 was done for Israel. The mass killing in the Middle East won't stop until the conflation of Israeli foreign policy goals with US foreign policy goals ends and that seems unlikely over the next 4 years, unfortunately.

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Sources: https://www.mintpressnews.com/nikki-haley-confirms-us-will-now-attack-syria-for-any-attack-on-idlib/249280/

https://www.mintpressnews.com/idlibs-rebels-unite-under-al-qaeda-banner-while-syria-prepares-offensive/252045/

🚨MATT KENNARD: UK🇬🇧 NOT JUST COMPLICIT, BUT A PARTICIPANT IN THE GAZA GENOCIDE

‘The media has left out all the information that people would need to understand our role…at Declassified, we’ve done pretty much all the work on the UK military-intelligence role, which is extreme.’

‘This is a tripartite genocide…the US is providing most of the arms, the UK is providing most of the intelligence, and Israel is getting it done.’

‘The UK is sending a spy flight over Gaza every day, pretty much, and sometimes two a day. There are in the sky for 6 hours and that intelligence is passed onto the Israelis.’

-Matt Kennard on the UK’s participation in the Gaza genocide carried out by Israel

FULL INTERVIEW: https://rumble.com/v5wmnvw-matt-kennard-exposes-western-media-propaganda-about-syria-and-uks-role-in-g.html

US Secretary of State John Kerry in leaked audio on anti-Assad forces: “we’ve been putting an extraordinary amount of arms in… Qatar, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, huge amount of weapons coming in, huge amount of money…” (Sep 2016)

- Wikileaks on X

Kerry's comments came at a meeting that took place at the Dutch Mission to the United Nations on the sidelines the UN General Assembly'.

The audio gives a glimpse into what goes on outside official meetings.

Full Clip: Youtube

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WIKILEAKS: Have US tech leaders “dangerously lost the plot”?

Arnaud Bertrand on Palantir CEO Alex Karp, whose video was recently reposted by @elonmusk. Palantir is an intelligence contractor controlled by Peter Thiel, Karp and Stephen Cohen, founded with CIA seed capital:

"Perfect illustration that U.S. tech leaders have dangerously lost the plot. Not only does Karp not seem to understand the first thing about geopolitics, he doesn't even understand what made the U.S. successful.

He claims that:
- The only way for the U.S. to be safe is for their adversaries to "wake up scared and go to bed scared"
- The U.S. should do collective punishment, threatening not just adversaries but their "friends, cousins, mistresses, and whoever was involved."
- The U.S. "cannot have parity" with adversaries because "our adversaries do not have our moral compunction. If it's even, they will take advantage of our niceness, kindness."
- International institutions such as the UN are "discriminatory against anything good"

In short, this is imperial hubris at its most deluded and hypocritical. Karp simultaneously claims American moral superiority while advocating deeply immoral tactics like collective punishment, making everyone else live in fear and rejecting any checks on its power. It's a worldview that mistakes bullying for leadership and domination for security. And which, by the way, betrays America's own historical lessons as a former British colony...

And, most importantly: it's dead wrong - the world absolutely doesn't work this way. Rule by fear has a long and very well documented history of failure. Empires that rely on fear and domination always sow the seeds of their own demise because fear always generates resistance and resentment.

This is by the way exactly what's happening now, as explained by none other than Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski in his book "The Grand Chessboard", in which he wrote that the most dangerous scenario for the U.S. would be an "alliance of the aggrieved": "The most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of China, Russia, and perhaps Iran, an 'antihegemonic' coalition united not by ideology but by complementary grievances."

That's what rule through fear and intimidation gets you: it unlocks the "most dangerous scenario" for the U.S. because, guess what, turns out people don't particularly enjoy being bullied and threatened... They tend to band together against the bully, regardless of their differences.

What made America truly successful wasn't its ability to frighten others - it was its ability (largely lost today) to build. The Marshall Plan, international institutions, cultural exchange, industrial might, technological innovation - these were the real sources of American power.

How did the U.S. "win" the cold war? Let's turn to another actually smart American statesman, George Kennan, the architect of the U.S. cold war strategy. Key to his strategy was, in his words, proving that the U.S. was "coping successfully with the problems of its internal life and with the responsibilities of a world power".

This meant creating a society and an international order that inspired admiration rather than fear, one that nations would be inspired by rather than be coerced into. This is precisely why Gorbachev, for better or worse, ultimately pushed for reform - he recognized the clear success of the American economic and technological model compared to Soviet stagnation. He was convinced by U.S. achievements, not intimidated by threats.

Most tellingly, this tech CEO seems completely disconnected from today's tech reality. His claim that the U.S. is "the only one with a real tech scene" is peak delusion - China has now overtaken the U.S. in innovation and scientific discoveries according to almost all credible rankings.

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