Senator Richard Black: Trump's historic opportunity to end the war in Syria
September 23, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe Duran – News in Review – Episode 115.
Virginia State Senate and retired U.S. Marine and Army JAG officer Richard H. Black, and The Duran's Alex Christoforou discuss a dangerous week's escalation in Syria, and US President Trump opportunity to break free of Deep State and neocon influence, to finally put an end to a war seeded by George W. Bush and started by Barack Obama.
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The Brookings Institution is advising that the United States should initiate a 10-degree shift in it's strategy towards Syria.
Neocon Washington think tanks cannot concede that Syria is a sovereign nation with a right to self determination, insisting instead on advising POTUS Trump to foster a "long game" regime change plan that keeps the "Syrian government" weak and off balance, while bolstering Al Qaeda "moderate rebel" controlled provinces, in cooperation with Turkey.
And American troops in Syria...they are advising Trump to keep them right where they are, illegally occupaying Syria.
Via The NYT ()...
Will the U.S. maintain a military presence in Syria?
Yes, at least for the foreseeable future. This month, the American military flew 100 Marines to Tanf, a small outpost in eastern Syria near the Iraqi border. The small deployment of troops was intended to signal to the Syrian government and its Russian and Iranian allies that the American military was digging in..
Tanf is more than 200 miles from Idlib. But the Russian military twice warned the Pentagon this month — on Sept. 1 and again on Sept. 6 — that it would attack what it said were Islamic State militants in the stretch of desert near the small outpost where American Special Operations forces have been training local militias.
At some point, Mr. Assad will undoubtedly have to address the American presence in northeastern Syria, where United States troops have built a constellation of bases and airfields.
In early September, a State Department envoy, James F. Jeffrey, told reporters in Washington that “the new policy is we’re no longer pulling out by the end of the year.”
He said he was “confident” that Mr. Trump was “on board” with the American military taking a more active role in Syria.
#Trump #Syria #Idlib #TheDuran
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