See the second part of my statement: it's not my concern.
The middle east can go blow itself up and regime change all day. It's not something I need to give a shit about. They've been butchering each other since time immemorial and it will never end. I don't see why I should give a shit about anything that happens in that region. There is only downside to us getting involved.
it matters, because Assad falling is another win for the globalist bankers. Syria was one of the few countries left in the world, that was not under their control .
Another win that the globalist bankers let go on for 15 years?
The whole point was for the military powers at play here to reap extra benefits and excuses to be funded, while letting refugees invade Europe and other militias fuck up the region more. The Syrian Civil War has no use anymore with Trump coming back into the fold, who would probably be more forceful this time in shutting down the US' illegal presence there. So they just ended it now, like how the Afghanistan pull-out happened after the Potato got into office. Finally having financial control over Syria is the cherry.
They could have just done a 2003 Iraq, without the two decades of lingering, from the beginning if they really wanted to put the Saud oil pipeline through to connect with Turkey and newly formed Kurdistan, and take the Golan Heights, but intentionally chose not to as it would be too obvious of a power grab.
It's some sandy middle east shithole, everyone involved is the bad guy and it's not my concern.
Assad is not a bad guy and neither was Gaddaffi.
See the second part of my statement: it's not my concern.
The middle east can go blow itself up and regime change all day. It's not something I need to give a shit about. They've been butchering each other since time immemorial and it will never end. I don't see why I should give a shit about anything that happens in that region. There is only downside to us getting involved.
it matters, because Assad falling is another win for the globalist bankers. Syria was one of the few countries left in the world, that was not under their control .
This is probably a bigger reason than the oil pipeline Assad was preventing.
CIA gonna CIA.
Another win that the globalist bankers let go on for 15 years?
The whole point was for the military powers at play here to reap extra benefits and excuses to be funded, while letting refugees invade Europe and other militias fuck up the region more. The Syrian Civil War has no use anymore with Trump coming back into the fold, who would probably be more forceful this time in shutting down the US' illegal presence there. So they just ended it now, like how the Afghanistan pull-out happened after the Potato got into office. Finally having financial control over Syria is the cherry.
They could have just done a 2003 Iraq, without the two decades of lingering, from the beginning if they really wanted to put the Saud oil pipeline through to connect with Turkey and newly formed Kurdistan, and take the Golan Heights, but intentionally chose not to as it would be too obvious of a power grab.