Ep. 6197 - William Van Wagenen on Life in Post-Assad Syria - 12/5/25
December 10, 2025
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as posted by the channelScott interviews William Van Wagenen about some of the horrific crimes taking place in Syria now that Bin Ladenite Islamists have taken over the country. They explore some of these stories and discuss the level of attention these are getting in the Western press and the broader geopolitical context behind this consequential regime change.
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