ten year old kid in Syria beheaded yesterday by U.S. supported "moderate rebels"

[Rayzer]

On 07/21/2016 11:08 AM, Steve Kinney wrote:
> On 07/21/2016 12:00 PM, Rayzer wrote:
>
> >> US Considers a 'Pause' in Supplies for Group Beheading a Child
> >> http://www.moonofalabama.org/2016/07/us-considers-pause-in-supplies-f
> or-group-beheading-sick-child.html
> >>
> >>
> http://russia-insider.com/en/us-considers-pause-supplies-group-beheading
> -sick-boy/ri15750
> >>
>
> > The "Rebels" are claiming 'psychological damage' caused by Assad's
> > brutality.
>
> > One comment I've seen is "They must be getting PR lessons from the
> > DoD too."
>
> > These freaks were on the US "White List". As recently as last year
> > they were firing US-supplied (by an 'allied agency affiliated with
> > the CIA') TOW missiles, per McClatchy.
>
> > I'm going to pitch AGAIN for the fact all these people are about to
> > be abandoned because the US and Russia have come to terms on a
> > 'soft partition' of Syria, and pretty soon the US will be 'vetting'
> > them and bringing them to 'Merica as 'allies who fought for us'.
>
> vs. rebranding them and transferring them to the next front in the
> U.S. led "globalist" economic conquest of the world, as was done with
> the "Peace Loving People of Libya" who pushed the Libyan army 2/3 of
> the way across the country in a couple of weeks with U.S. close air
> support and tactical direction.  The more "portable" elements of that
> mercenary force were shifted to the Iraq/Syria border, both to get
> them out of the way of pacification operations in Libya and to further
> the National Interest through murder and terrorism in States that
> "need to fail" before they can be properly looted.
>
> :o/
>

I don't think they're as heterogeneous as all that and some, perhaps a
large number. will be 'left behind' or absorbed into other societies.
The Baathists they were ALLEGEDLY collaborating with, miraculously
stripped of any socialist tendencies by US/Iraqi execution and 'other
means', will eventually re-insert itself in the Iraqi government without
a whimper from the US State Department, because they now resemble
(again) the political tendencies the US would like to see in a
submissive-to-the-West Iraq.

My $0.02c

Rr

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