This will never fly. Not in Syria. Nupe. No way.
Bigger fish to fry in North Korea, by sea and air.
Mike’s embeds must surely be playing him.
Israel is happy about the bombing of Syria. At least someone benefits from this, not the U.S.
Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey praise ‘courageous’ U.S. missile strike against Syria’s ‘horrific actions’
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/israel-saudi-arabia-laud-courageous-u-s-strike-syria-article-1.3028091
Putin rebukes Netanyahu over ‘groundless’ accusations on suspected chemical incident in Syria
https://www.rt.com/news/383714-putin-slams-groundless-accusations-over-syria-chemical-incident/
Pentagon Gave Israel Front Row Seats to US Missile Strikes in Syria
Israel’s intelligence minister said Tel Aviv was given box seats for Trump’s missile attack, which “restored” US prestige in Middle East
http://russia-insider.com/en/israeli-minister-syria-strike-restores-us-leadership-middle-east/ri19494
>This will never fly. Not in Syria. Nupe. No way.
>Bigger fish to fry in North Korea, by sea and air.
None of the above. You poke the bear, you get the fusion. No troops needed. Don’t mess with the best.
Cernovich is not saying it will be, he writes that there is a plot afoot.
Petraeus is known to be a tool available to take down Syria for the Saudis.
What bugged many about McMaster is how neocons such as William Kristol reacted with glee at his appointment. Other neocons were just as gleeful. (Neocons = advocates for endless war)
I suspected the intel product was being manipulated or biased by omission.
The idea of committing massive numbers of ground troops into Syria is not far-fetched although I would expect President Trump to refuse to hear of it further unless he is still giving Kushner preferential treatment.
The facts behind an effort to take down al-Assad are crucial to understanding who is motivated to do what:
1. Saudis have wanted a pipeline for their oil for decades through Syria across the border with Turkey and up into Europe.
2. The Russians do not want a Saudi oil pipeline into Europe because such a pipeline competes with their own pipelines that presently feed Europe.
3. The Russians back al-Assad to stand in the way of the Saudis getting their pipeline into Europe. Assad is standing in the way.
4. The Saudis do not have the military muscle to go up against the al-Assad regime.
5. The Saudis look to buy military muscle by hiring ‘lobbyists’ or bribing US politicians such as Hillary Clinton to work towards committing American military might to serve as a private mercenary army for the Saudis.
So it is not far-fetched that Petraeus is in league with the Saudis, and it is not far-fetched to think McMaster is shaping and forming the intel product to influence the President’s decision-making process.
Cernovich has achieved and established cred among those who follow him.