Martyrs and Demons
Before Jo Cox is transformed into a modern-day martyr, a little perspective is in order…
Hezbollah Captures CIA Officer in Aleppo, Commanding al Qaeda
In addition a high level FBI whistleblower says they have evidence that the CIA is directly involved in Syria “on the ground”
Syrian base used by Russia damaged in IS attack: report
There is good reason to doubt this report. The giveaway is that it is being carried by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights — a known disinfo outfit
Towards the end of the Geneva negotiations
On the 7 April, the US delivered 2,000 tonnes of weapons to the “moderate armed groups” in Syria, of which half was redistributed to Al-Nusra (Al-Qaïda) and ISIS
Scores dead in Isis attacks on Syrian coastal cities
Scores killed in two key Assad strongholds and, although the Guardian doesn’t mention it, Syria has specifically named Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey as responsible
Russia jets continue strikes in Syria, Moscow says
Air strikes prepare the way to push Islamic State completely out of the ancient city of Palmyra
Spotlight
As a measure of how newspapers have been demolished by the web, the New York Times owners bought the Boston Globe for $1.1billion in 1993. 20 years later they sold it for a mere $70 million.
Rubio, Kasich Would Send More Ground Troops to Syria, Iraq and Libya
In effect, furthering the globalist agenda under the guise of protecting American interests
Saudi Air Force Deploys to Support Turkey’s Military Intervention in Syria
The Saudis and Turkey prepare to up the ante in Syria
Protecting al-Qaeda: Guest Analysis by Steven Chovanec
Steven Chovanec on how the supposedly “moderate” Free Syrian Army are little different from ISIS and how both are covertly backed by the West
Moscow, rampart against the jihadists
Thierry Meyssan explains how the White House is preparing to sacrifice Erdoğan, who will probably be held responsible for all that has gone wrong in the Middle East recently
A Syrian Breakthrough
Cruise-missile liberals and their favourite newspaper, the Guardian, already published a few articles in the same weepy tone they used agitating for invasion of Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan