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Trump: "The president of Syria, who I essentially put there, is doing a phenomenal job." Takebeer! https://t.co/9QtL65A6E8

Saved - September 4, 2025 at 5:24 PM
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For seven decades, the United States has held unchallenged power, but history shows that empires rise and fall. As China emerges under Xi Jinping, we must reflect on its past, particularly during WWII when it endured immense suffering and resistance against Japan. Despite being overlooked, China's sacrifices were crucial to the Allied victory. Today, Xi's leadership marks a shift toward a multipolar world, asserting China's role on the global stage. His rise to power and the vision of national rejuvenation highlight a transformative era for China, aiming to reclaim its historical prominence.

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1/ For 7 decades, the United States ruled unchallenged. But no empire lasts forever. What happens when China, scarred by its WWII sacrifices yet rising under Xi Jinping, takes its place on the world stage? 🧵 https://t.co/NrsEQF4seW

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2/ History has a way of whispering into the present. The 21st century is not simply another chapter in human history. It is the pivot, the point on which the balance of power turns, the moment when yesterday’s world order collides with tomorrow’s uncertainty.

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3/ For over seven decades, the United States has ruled as the unchallenged empire, dictating the terms of global politics, finance, and security. But history, as we know, is never static. Empires rise, empires fall, and no power rules forever.

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4/ And so: what happens when China rules the world, or at least shares the stage with the American empire?

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5/ To understand this, we must go back to the darkest days of the 20th century: a time when China was not the world’s rising giant, but its bleeding victim.

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6/ When we think of WWII, most of us imagine Normandy beaches, Soviet tanks rolling into Berlin, or American bombers over the Pacific. But there is another front—largely forgotten—where the fate of the war was shaped long before Pearl Harbor: China 🇨🇳

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7/ On July 7th, 1937, at the Marco Polo Bridge near Beijing, the Empire of Japan launched its full-scale invasion of China. What followed was not just another colonial campaign, but the beginning of the longest continuous war of the Second World War.

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8/ Eight years of bloodshed, eight years of occupation, and eight years of resistance. China became the first nation to resist fascist expansion, standing alone against the Japanese war machine while Europe still dithered in appeasement.

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9/ The scale of sacrifice defies comprehension. Entire cities bombed relentlessly, long before London or Dresden. Chongqing became a city of fire, enduring years of aerial bombardment.

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10/ The Rape of Nanjing—one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century—saw over 300,000 civilians massacred and tens of thousands of women subjected to systematic sexual violence.

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11/ By 1945, an estimated 20 million Chinese had perished—civilians and soldiers alike—second only to the Soviet Union in human loss. Millions more were displaced, starved, or broken by the grinding cruelty of war.

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12/ Yet, despite poverty, corruption, and internal division, China refused to surrender. The Nationalists under Chiang Kai-shek fought, the Communists under Mao waged guerrilla war, and ordinary peasants resisted occupation in ways large and small.

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13/ By tying down over half of the Japanese Imperial Army, China prevented Tokyo from redirecting those forces toward SE Asia, Australia, or even India. Without China’s endless resistance, Japan might have swept deeper into the Pacific before 🇺🇸 could respond.

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14/ China was a crucial pillar of Allied victory. Recognized as one of the “Big Four” allies—alongside the U.S., the U.K., and the Soviet Union—China earned a permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council. But after the war, Cold War politics overshadowed this memory.

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15/ China fractured into civil war, the West turned its back, and the story of Chinese sacrifice was buried beneath decades of ideological struggle.

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16/ Fast forward to September 3rd, 2025. Tiananmen Square is filled with the thunder of marching boots and the roar of jet engines. Xi Jinping presides over China’s largest-ever military parade—marking the 80th anniversary of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. https://t.co/zMRRXpTfSJ

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17/ By Xi’s side walked Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un. Their image—arm in arm—was a message to Washington, Brussels, and Tokyo: China is not alone. https://t.co/uZCUFFJCDZ

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18/ Dozens of other leaders from the Global South, from Iran to Indonesia, stood in solidarity, reflecting a multipolar reality where the West no longer dictates attendance.

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19/ And then came the spectacle: tanks, drones, hypersonic missiles, stealth fighters, submarine-launched ballistic missiles, each a choreographed reminder of how far the PLA has come since the days of ragtag guerrilla fighters with little more than rifles and willpower. https://t.co/sJCecvaUHE

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20/ Western commentators were quick to dismiss the parade as saber-rattling, but the symbolism was undeniable. For China, the anniversary was not only about honoring the dead, it was about asserting its right to shape the future.

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21/ To understand this, we must understand the man at the helm: Xi Jinping. Born in 1953, the son of Xi Zhongxun, a revolutionary veteran once close to Mao Zedong, Xi inherited both the privileges and the perils of being a “princeling.”

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22/ During the Cultural Revolution, his family fell out of favor. His father was purged; Xi himself was sent down to the countryside in Liangjiahe, where he lived in a cave-dwelling, worked as a laborer, and endured the hardships of rural China.

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23/ This crucible became his origin myth; a tale he would later wield as proof of resilience and loyalty to the Party.

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24/ Xi’s rise through the CCP was steady, methodical, and deliberate. From county-level posts to Fujian province, where he built a reputation as a pragmatic administrator, to Zhejiang, where he earned a pro-business image, to a brief stint as Shanghai party chief in 2007.

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25/ Within months, he was elevated to the Politburo Standing Committee. By 2012, he became General Secretary of the Communist Party, and in 2013, President of the People’s Republic of China.

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26/ From the start, Xi understood that corruption was both the CCP's greatest weakness and his greatest opportunity. His anti-corruption campaign was unprecedented in scale—taking down over a million officials, from “tigers” (senior leaders) to “flies” (local bureaucrats).

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27/ To some, it was a genuine effort to restore discipline and legitimacy. To others, it was a ruthless purge of rivals. In reality, it was both. By wielding the campaign as both sword and shield, Xi consolidated power in ways unseen since Mao.

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28/ By 2016, Xi was declared the “core” of the CCP leadership. In 2017, “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era” was enshrined in the Party constitution. In 2018, presidential term limits were abolished, paving the way for his indefinite rule.

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30/ This was not mere vanity—it was a structural transformation. Xi reasserted the Party’s dominance over every aspect of Chinese life: politics, economy, culture, even technology.

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31/ He created the National Security Commission to centralize security decision-making, restructured the military, and tightened ideological control across universities and media.

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32/ At the heart of Xi’s project lies a single phrase: the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Often translated as the “China Dream,” it is both a slogan and a strategy—a vision of restoring China’s rightful place after a century of humiliation by foreign powers.

Saved - August 2, 2025 at 6:16 PM

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The Islamist Government Has Ransacked the 2000 Year Old Roman-built Roads of the St. Thomas Gate area within the Christian Quarter to replace them with normal asphalt The Stones that St Paul and St John of Damascus and Countless Saints Walked on are simply erased https://t.co/1ec2Hx6FTf

Saved - July 5, 2025 at 3:35 AM
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I discuss the troubling implications of the Trump administration lifting sanctions on Syria, which seems to support war criminals and extremist factions rather than aid starving children. The normalization of figures like Abu Mohammad al-Julani, once an al-Qaeda affiliate, raises serious moral questions. The actions taken are not about peace but a strategic bargain that endangers minorities and erases Syria's secular identity. The hypocrisy of Western responses is glaring, and the consequences of these decisions will reverberate beyond Syria's borders.

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1/ Donald Trump didn’t lift sanctions on Syria out of concern for starving Syrian children. He did so to facilitate Julani’s cooperation with Israeli and American demands. Here's what's really happening 🧵 https://t.co/jbXtS6GyUA

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The Trump administration quietly lifted sanctions on individuals like Abu Mohammed al-Jahlani, a former Al Qaeda affiliate, to facilitate cooperation with Israeli and American demands, such as normalizing ties with Israel and removing Palestinian factions. This is described as a "Faustian bargain" that will harm Syrian minorities. The administration also delisted warlords Abu Hamshah and Saif Abu Bakr, previously accused by the US Treasury of kidnapping, extortion, sexual violence, and involvement in the massacre of over 1,500 Alawites. The speaker claims that while Western media promotes the idea that Syria's diversity is being preserved, Christians are being persecuted. The speaker alleges that the goal is to erase Syria's secular identity, cleanse minorities, and establish a compliant, ultra-religious state. The speaker concludes that this policy is a betrayal and complicity, repeating the mistakes made in Afghanistan, and warns of future blowback.
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Speaker 0: There is something viscerally wrong about watching president Donald Trump. A man once cheered for his supposed antiwar instincts quietly lift US sanctions on nonwar criminals and extremist factions in Syria. No fun far, no press conference, just the quiet normalization of a man like Abu Mohammed al Jahlani, a former Al Qaeda affiliate, now rebranded as the leader of Syria's new regime. This, we are told, is how America supports peace. It is not peace. It is a Faustian bargain. And Syrians, especially the minorities, the Christians, the Alawites, and the secularists will pay the price. Let's break through the propaganda. The Trump administration didn't lift sanctions out of concern for starving Syrian children. It did so to facilitate Yolandi's cooperation with Israeli and American demands, Normalized ties with Israel, kicked out Palestinian factions, and pretend the past decade of chaos was all part of Syria's inevitable transition. And for what? The man who once had a $10,000,000 bounty over his head for leading a jihadist faction now wears a Western suit and gets nods of approval from Boggy Bottom. It is an insult to memory, to victims, to any notion of justice, and it is being sold to Americans under the banner of supporting stability. Make no mistake. This is not a change of heart. This is not a moral reckoning. This is geopolitics at its ugliest, where convenience dictates morality and terrorism is fine as long as the terrorists serve the right master. The Alawite massacres that occurred in March weren't unfortunate collateral damage. They were premeditated, systematic, and sectarian. Reuters confirmed over 1,500 Alawite civilians were killed in seventy two hours. Women raped, children executed, entire villages raced. These weren't crimes of passion. These were crimes of ideology, and they were carried out by factions that now sit at the negotiating table with Washington's blessing. The absurdity doesn't stop here. Trump's administration also delisted two warlords, Abu Hamshah and Saif Abu Bakr, both accused of kidnapping, extortion, sexual violence, and a central role in a massacre of over 1,500 Alawites. The US Treasury detailed these crimes, then Trump's pen made them disappear. Where is the outrage? Where are the congressional hearings? Where are the think tank panels? Meanwhile, in The US, MAGA talking heads are melting down over a possible liberal Muslim mayor in New York. They call it the fall of the West, liken it to nine eleven and scream about the LGBTQ agenda. But when Trump normalizes a literal former Al Qaeda emir and lifts sanctions on warlords who decapitated Christians and sold women into slavery, crickets. It's a cult, a nationalist cosplay movement that cannot see beyond its own navel. The hypocrisy doesn't end there. Western media continues to pedal the nonsense that Syria's diversity is being preserved. In reality, Christians are being hunted, their churches bombed, their status desecrated, their women taken as sex slaves. The Julani regime has brought Afghanistan basically to Syria. The more you scratch beneath the surface, the clearer the project becomes. Array's Syria's secular identity cleans the minorities, pave the way for a docile, compliant, ultra religious base of state. The client regime that makes peace with Israel expels the Palestinians and plays balls with Turkey, Qatar, and Washington. And Europe? Oh, the EU is busy delivering moralistic speeches calling for inclusion and diversity, all while Europe closes its doors to Syrian Christian refugees. You can't make this up. So let me ask, if this is the new world order where terrorists wear suits, journalists are deplatformed for telling the truth, and Washington builds regimes on the corpses of ethnic minorities, then what exactly are we preserving? Not democracy, not dignity, not peace, just power. A friend of mine, an Afghan by birth, told me recently, you haven't learned anything from us. Right? And he's right. The same playbook that destroyed Afghanistan is being run-in Syria. The same Western arrogance that trained Mujahideen in the eighties is now dressing up war criminals in ties and calling them reformers. This isn't just betrayal. It is complicity, and the blowback is coming because Syria isn't an island. It borders Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine. And when the terrorist haven you have created begins to overflow, you will remember this moment when you sold Syria for gas deals, normalized genociders, and told the world it was for stability. Please don't say we didn't warn you.

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2/ There’s something viscerally wrong about watching President Donald Trump—a man once cheered for his supposed “anti-war” instincts—quietly lift U.S. sanctions on known war criminals and extremist factions in Syria.

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3/ No fanfare. No press conference. Just the quiet normalization of a man like Abu Mohammad al-Julani, a former al-Qaeda affiliate, now rebranded as the “leader” of Syria’s new regime. This, we are told, is how America supports peace.

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4/ It’s not peace. It’s a Faustian bargain. And Syrians—especially the minorities, the Christians, the Alawites, and the secularists—will pay the price.

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5/ Let’s break through the propaganda. The Trump administration didn’t lift sanctions out of concern for starving Syrian children. It did so to facilitate Julani’s cooperation with Israeli and American demands:

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6/ normalize ties with Israel, kick out Palestinian factions, and pretend the past decade of chaos was all part of Syria’s inevitable “transition.”

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7/ And for what? The man who once had a $10 million bounty on his head for leading a jihadist faction now wears a Western suit and gets nods of approval from Foggy Bottom.

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8/ It’s an insult to memory, to victims, to any notion of justice. And it’s being sold to Americans under the banner of “supporting stability.”

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9/ Make no mistake: This is not a change of heart. This is not a moral reckoning. This is geopolitics at its ugliest—where convenience dictates morality, and terrorism is fine as long as the terrorists serve the right master.

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10/ The Alawite massacres that occurred in March weren’t unfortunate collateral damage. They were premeditated, systematic, and sectarian. Reuters confirmed over 1,500 Alawite civilians were killed in 72 hours.

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11/ Women raped. Children executed. Entire villages razed. These weren’t crimes of passion. These were crimes of ideology. And they were carried out by factions that now sit at the negotiating table with Washington’s blessing.

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12/ The absurdity doesn’t stop there. Trump's administration also delisted two warlords—Abu Amsha and Sayf Abu Bakr—both accused of kidnapping, extortion, sexual violence, and a central role in a massacre of over 1,500 Alawites.

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13/ The U.S. Treasury detailed these crimes. Then Trump’s pen made them disappear. Where’s the outrage? Where are the congressional hearings? Where are the think tank panels?

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14/ Meanwhile, in the U.S., MAGA talking heads are melting down over a possible liberal Muslim mayor in New York. They call it “the fall of the West,” likening it to 9/11.

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15/ But when Trump normalizes a literal former al-Qaeda emir and lifts sanctions on warlords who decapitated Christians and sold women into slavery—crickets. It’s a cult. A nationalist cosplay movement that can’t see beyond its own navel.

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16/ The hypocrisy doesn’t end there. Western media continues to peddle the nonsense that Syria’s diversity is being preserved. In reality, Christians are being hunted. Their churches bombed. Their statues desecrated. Their women taken as sex slaves. The Julani regime has brought Afghanistan to Syria.

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17/ Thirteen thousand mosques exist in Syria. But now, under this “new government,” we must perform state-sponsored prayers in the middle of the street—not out of piety, but to demonstrate dominance. Religious display as political submission. We’ve seen this before—in Taliban-ruled Kabul.

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18/ The more you scratch beneath the surface, the clearer the project becomes. Erase Syria’s secular identity. Cleanse the minorities. Pave the way for a docile, compliant, ultra-religious vassal state.

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19/ A client regime that “makes peace” with Israel, expels the Palestinians, and plays ball with Turkey, Qatar, and Washington.

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20/ And Europe? Oh, the EU is busy delivering moralistic speeches calling for “inclusion” and “diversity,” all while Europe closes its doors to Syrian Christian refugees. You can’t make this up.

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21/ So let me ask: if this is the new world order—where terrorists wear suits, journalists are deplatformed for telling the truth, and Washington builds regimes on the corpses of ethnic minorities—then what exactly are we preserving? Not democracy. Not dignity. Not peace. Just power.

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22/ A friend of mine, an Afghan by birth, told me recently: “You haven’t learned anything from us.” He’s right. The same playbook that destroyed Kabul is being run in Damascus.

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23/ The same Western arrogance that trained mujahideen in the ‘80s is now dressing up war criminals in ties and calling them “reformers.” This isn’t just betrayal. It’s complicity. And the blowback is coming.

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24/ Because Syria isn’t an island. It borders Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan. And when the terrorist haven you’ve created begins to overflow, you’ll remember this moment. When you sold Syria for gas deals, normalized genocidaires, and told the world it was for “stability.” Please don’t say we didn’t warn you.

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Saved - May 11, 2025 at 10:01 PM

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I’m not saying Macron was hiding a bag of Coke… but let’s just say if it were a bag of sugar or a grocery receipt, he wouldn’t have tucked it away like a squirrel hiding snacks for winter. https://t.co/foxWOWfsyD

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The speaker notes it is warm and mentions returning to Poland. The statement is followed by directions involving a bathroom and a call to someone named Olivia. The speaker then says "Hi" and "Thank you."
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Speaker 0: Oh, it's a lot warm. We'll be back in Poland. It's through my bathroom. Yeah. Come on, Olivia. Hi. Thank you.
Saved - November 12, 2024 at 11:48 AM
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In my speech at the Arab and Islamic Summit in Riyadh, I emphasized that the issue with Israel goes beyond the Netanyahu government, rooted in the ideological foundations of the Zionist state. I described it as a “mind sick with bloodshed” and “obsessed with the illusion of superiority.” I urged Arab and Islamic nations to take a strong stand by boycotting Israel and refraining from engaging with it in any legal or moral terms, calling it a “thief,” “criminal,” and “butcher.”

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🇸🇾 President Bashar al-Assad's Speech at the Arab and Islamic Summit in Riyadh In a powerful address, President Assad highlighted that the core issue with Israel extends beyond the current Netanyahu government. He said the problem lies with the deep-rooted ideological foundations of the Zionist state, describing it as a “mind sick with bloodshed” and “obsessed with the illusion of superiority.” Assad called on Arab and Islamic nations to take a firm stance—urging a boycott of Israel and stop talking with “the thief in the language of the law, to the criminal in the language of morality, and the butcher in the language of humanity,”

Saved - July 2, 2024 at 1:32 AM
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The real reasons behind the US-led regime-change war in Syria, according to Prof. Jeffrey Sachs and Tucker Carlson, include geopolitical priorities like removing the Russian Navy from the Mediterranean and countering the strategic alliance between Syria and Iran. The US also aimed to minimize the influx of weapons to groups fighting against Israeli occupation forces and block China's Belt and Road Initiative. Additionally, the creation of a Kurdish entity on the Eastern shore of the Euphrates aligns with the vision of a "Greater Israel" for some hardcore Zionists. However, these actions have resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with countless lives lost and millions displaced.

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Prof. Jeffrey Sachs and @TuckerCarlson discuss the real reasons the neocons orchestrated the regime-change war in Syria. Sachs: “We started arming the jihadists in Syria and the US said Assad must go.” Tucker: “Why would you want to overthrow Bashar al-Assad?” Jeffrey Sachs referred to multiple points such as the presence of Russia's navy on the Mediterranean in Syria, installing an American puppet in Damascus and sheer ignorance from the American decision-makers. But, in my opinion, there is more to that. The US wanted to remove Assad from power for a few other factors: while removing the Russian Navy from the Mediterranean (and the Black Sea) has been a geopolitical priority, there is also the Iranian factor at play. The strategic alliance between Syria and Iran created a network of alliances between state and non-state actors in Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon and posed serious challenges to the US and Israeli hegemony over the region. Under Bashar al-Assad, Syria has become the "strategic depth" of the "axis of resistance" against American and Israeli dominance in the region. For example, in 2006, Syria's Assad opened the military warehouses of the Syrian army to Hezbollah which were used to repel the Israeli invasion of Lebanon and force them to leave. After that, Hezbollah delivered Syrian weapons to Gaza such as the anti-tank Kornet rockets. Therefore, the neocons and Zionists thought removing Assad from power would minimize the influx of weapons to the groups fighting against the Israeli occupation forces. Second, Syria is an important piece of geography in the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative. This explains the reason why the US forces are stationed on the Eastern shore of the Euphrates; not only to "keep the oil" but rather also to block the borders between Iraq and Syria, and eventually block the access of China's Belt and Road Initiative to the Mediterranean. Third, if you listen to hardcore Zionist theorists, they preach about the "Greater Israel". Where does the Eastern border of this Greater Israel end? On the Western shore of the Euphrates. According to these hardcore Zionists, the Kurds would be their neighbour on the Eastern shore of the Euphrates, and that is exactly what the US has done in that region. Washington created a large militia dominated by the YPG Kurds and encouraged them to separate from Syria and form their own entity. At the end of the day, whatever the reasons were, the US has committed a crime against humanity in Syria. A crime that will not be forgotten. Hundreds of thousands of Syrians are dead and millions more became refugees. The US supported the jihadists and created ISIS, al-Nusra, Islam's Army, Ahrar al-Sham, the Islamic Turkistan Army and many more terrorist armies and destroyed a beautiful and peaceful country with a rich history and civilization. In the discourse of this chaos, the Christians of Syria were ethnically cleansed from many towns and villages by these armies of US-backed terrorists.

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In 2011, Obama suggested overthrowing Bashar al Assad, leading to years of war in Syria. The US attempted regime change, obstructing a UN peace agreement. Motives for overthrowing Assad remain unclear, possibly due to arrogance or financial interests. Similar actions in Libya resulted in chaos. These decisions lack transparency and have long-lasting consequences.
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Speaker 0: In 2011, Obama does the absolute neocon play of saying, almost out of the blue, by the way, why don't we overthrow Bashar al Assad, Syria's president? Well, that's a little damn weird, but suddenly you start hearing Assad must go. I was on Morning Joe when that statement by Hillary was made, and Joe Scarborough looked at me and said, Jeff, what do you think? I said, well, how are they gonna do that? That sounds like another pretty stupid idea. And it turned out that was 2 1011. We've had 13 years of war in Syria. 100 of 1, 000 dead. Destroyed the country. Of course, destroyed the country, and and who's president? Bashar al Assad. And interestingly, I can tell you. Yeah. I can tell you. In 2012, the US you know, there there were protests. There were things that were going on in Syria, but but the president said, okay. We'll send in the CIA to overthrow the government in Syria. And if anyone is wondering, we do this dozens of times, so don't have any illusion that this is unusual. It is the job, the terms of reference of the CIA to overthrow governments in other countries. I don't approve. I think it leads to war, destruction. It hasn't passed, Putin's notice that that's the job of the CIA, so it's another reason he doesn't exactly want the US on his border and so forth. Okay. So we start arming, the jihadists, crazy things in Syria. Yeah. I can say it. I'm just thinking because and the US says Assad must go. So a dipla the UN starts a diplomatic process, to try to find peace, which is the job of the UN. It's not to implement US regime change. It's to try to find peace. So the US, the UN succeeds in getting all of the parties to agree to a peace agreement except 1, the US. So the yes. So the idea that, you know, you couldn't find peace, you couldn't find these all these different factions in Syria, There was an agreement reached, but there was 1 obstacle to the agreement, and the obstacle was the US said on the 1st day of this agreement, Assad must go. And, the response was, you know, why don't you have it a process that'll be in 2 years an election or 3 years? Don't overthrow the government the 1st day. We have all this in place. And Obama, well, I don't know if it's Obama, probably Hillary, but whatever, said no. So that's why there was no agreement. But what was the motive? Like, why would you want to overthrow Bashar al Assad? Very strange. I've never heard an absolute intelligent reason for this. Believe me, their idea is we can do it, why not? 1 argument was that the neocons had a list and this is actually what Wesley Clark who was, you know, NATO's supreme commander in the end of 19 nineties. I know Wesley quite well, and he's also spoken about this. He said the neocons had a list that they were gonna clear out in the 2000 all of the governments aligned with the Soviet Union or with Russia. Now Russia has a naval base on the Mediterranean, and so Assad is therefore an enemy, or not an enemy. He doesn't rise to the level of being an enemy, someone whose peace you can take off the board and put in your own piece. That's all. So the idea is incredible arrogance. They don't think, honest to god. I don't know. Whoever gave that order knew nothing about Syria. That, I can guarantee you. But the downstream effects of that were were horrifying. Well, unbelievable because We created ISIS. So Yeah. But we probably created ISIS pretty directly because we funded jihadists all along the way. That's our story since 1979, actually. Yes. So this goes back a long time. They don't they're not clever. They're not honest. They're not transparent. They are arrogant to the hilt and they don't talk to anybody else, including to us, the American people, including to Congress, including to counterparts in other countries, and it gets you into trouble when you're so flippant and flagrant because remember what was happening in Syria, they did exactly the same thing in Libya. And you look at Libya, they decided to take out Gaddafi. Why? No 1 really knows. He was cooperating with us at that point. No 1 knows because, some people say Sarkozy, that that that Gaddafi had contributed to Sarkozy's campaign, that it was a personal vendetta. There are a hundred theories. The fact that there are a hundred theories shows that the whole thing was bullshit, to use a technical diplomatic term. You cannot even know right now why. What you know is that they misused the UN Security Council resolution to protect the people of Benghazi to launch a months long NATO aerial bombardment of Libya until they brought down the government, unleashed war in in Africa for the next 13 years until today, which is still roiling all of the countries of the region. They do these things because they can, because it doesn't count. Maybe another theory which is even a little maybe true. What difference? It's money. It's a business. We're running a business. We're trying weapons. We're doing this. Maybe it's all success from somebody's point of view that you have all these wars going with this big military machine. I don't know. That's that is a theory which is not completely dismissible because what you can't do, Tucker, is look and say, my god, we had a geopolitical reason to do this. This was really part of American security. We really needed to overthrow Assad. We really needed to take out Qaddafi because if we didn't do that something else would happen. You cannot even concoct a crazy narrative ex post that explains that. So these are not deeply explicable facts.
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German MP Tino Chrupalla who was hospitalized today after what appeared to be a syringe attack is on Ukraine's state-sponsored "kill list".

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Sarah AshtonCirillo, a former US soldier, has emerged as the English-speaking spokesperson for the Ukrainian army. Astonishingly, she is now issuing threats of murder against Kremlin propagandists. AshtonCirillo vows to bring justice to Russia's war criminal propagandists. Shockingly, the mainstream media remains silent on this matter. It is a disturbing and immoral situation. Additionally, AshtonCirillo's involvement with political events and her recruitment of far-right activists for post-election protests have been exposed. She has recently released a new video.

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Meet Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, the former US soldier who has become the English-speaking spokesman for the Ukrainian army. Ashton-Cirillo is now threatening 'Kremlin propagandists' with murder. "Russia's war criminal propagandists will all be hunted down and justice will be served," Ashton-Cirillo says. The official spokesperson of the Ukrainian army is threatening journalists and activists with murder and the mainstream media is not even reporting about it. It is disgusting and immoral beyond belief❗️

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A person expresses concern about a woman's intense hatred and urges her to seek help. Another person discusses Russia's focus on Ukraine and predicts consequences for Kremlin propagandists. The first person questions the American woman's right to speak on behalf of Ukrainians and criticizes her threats of murder and assassination. They emphasize that it doesn't matter if she is a man or a woman, but rather her harmful beliefs and actions. The person highlights the danger faced by those who hold different opinions on the Ukraine war and criticizes the lack of media coverage on the Ukrainian army spokesperson's threats against journalists and activists.
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Speaker 0: I just want you guys to watch this whatever you wanna identify, he or she. I want you to focus on her face. I don't think this is an acting. I truly believe this person has lots of hatred in her, and she has to seek for help. She has to go and seek for help. This woman is sick. She's a psycho. Look at her face. Speaker 1: Russia hates the truth That their obsessive focus on the Ukrainian volunteer is simply allowing the light of the Ukrainian nation's honesty to shine brightly. Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder and their rabid mouths will foam in uncontrollable frenzy As the world will see a favorite Kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. And this puppet of Putin is only the first. Russia's war criminal propagandists will all be hunted down and justice will be served as we in Ukraine are led on this mission By faith in God, liberty, and complete liberation. Speaker 0: Guys, first of all, what the hell? Like, who is this person? She's an American. Why is she talking about Ukraine as if, Ukraine is her own nation and she was born and raised there and her grandfathers come from Ukraine and that she has the this divine duty to defend Ukraine. I totally understand the sentiments of the Ukrainians who were against Russia and they would like to defend their country from their own perspective. Right? But who is this person? Who gave this person the right to speak in the name of the Ukrainians? And who gave this person the right to threaten people with murder and assassination. And be careful what she said. She didn't specify nationality. She didn't say Russian propagandists. She said Putin's propagandists. So, everyone and anyone who objects on the Ukrainian policy in this war, whatever that is, whether it's internal or external, They could be assassinated, and there are multiple examples for that. I know some of you now are going to go ballistic against me in the comments below, and just say, She's a man. She's not a woman. Like, look. It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. I, personally, I don't give 2 ifs if she's a woman or she's a man. What I truly care about is what is her opinion? What does she believe in? And what is she doing? Is she harming someone? And I I saw a person, regardless of his, her gender, who's a psychopath. And she's a she or he is a bloodthirsty person. And, if something happens to, like, True. The journalist in the West now, for example, let's suppose because she blocked me, right, on Twitter. I never engaged with her before. But let's suppose she knows me now, and she's watching some of of my videos. Why would she block me if she never seen some of my videos, right? Anyways, let's suppose, she considers me, an information terrorist And she she she passes my information or my YouTube channel or my picture to some of their informants and their agents and their I assume in Germany and somebody comes and murders me. What would happen? What would happen is that they will celebrate. They will fabricate lots of things about me. Right? This is the the real reason why I'm doing this video because there are people now. Their security is jeopardized because of this, And I'm not talking about myself now. Lots of people, right? There's so many people now who, have a different opinion or they have waken up at the same time to the realities of the Ukraine war. So if Ukraine is going to pass their information because there are hundreds of names on this kill list, A person like Masdev, like the face is quite like detectable, right? Any Ukrainian Neo Nazi sympathizer can harm me here in in Berlin. This is crazy. This is crazy. And I do not I I cannot I cannot express how much this is disgusting that nobody in the mainstream media, nobody on the television is talking about the spokesperson of the Ukrainian army's threatening journalists, activists with murder and they don't speak about it. This is crazy.

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English speaking spokesperson for the Ukrainian military: Ukraine will hunt down "Russian propagandists" around the world.

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Russia's obsession with a Ukrainian volunteer is backfiring as the truth about Ukraine's honesty shines through. A favorite Kremlin propagandist will face consequences for their crimes, and this is just the beginning. Ukraine is determined to bring all of Russia's war criminal propagandists to justice, guided by faith, liberty, and the pursuit of complete liberation.
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Speaker 0: Russia hates the truth that their obsessive focus on a Ukrainian volunteer is simply allowing the light of the Ukrainian nation's honesty to shine brightly. Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder and their rabid mouths will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see a favorite Kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. And this puppet of Putin is only the first. Russia's war criminal propagandists will all be hunted down, and justice will be served as we in Ukraine are led on this mission by faith in God, liberty and complete liberation.

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Why are we giving these psychos our money? Charlie Kirk rightfully asks

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A transgender former US soldier who goes by Sarah Ashton-Cirillo recently moved to Ukraine to become the English-speaking spokesman for the Ukrainian military. Ashton-Cirillo is now taking to social media threatening to hunt down and kill those who criticize the country’s…

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Russia's obsession with a Ukrainian volunteer is backfiring as it highlights the honesty of the Ukrainian nation. Soon, a prominent Kremlin propagandist will face consequences for their crimes, and this is just the beginning. Ukraine is determined to bring all war criminal propagandists to justice, guided by faith, liberty, and a belief in God.
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Speaker 0: Russia hates the truth that their obsessive focus on a Ukrainian volunteer is simply allowing the light of the Ukrainian nation's honesty to shine brightly. Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder and their rabid mouths will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see a favorite Kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. And this puppet of Putin is only the first. Russia's war criminal propagandists will all be hunted down and justice will be served as we in Ukraine are led on this mission, by faith in God, liberty and complete

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"Ashton-Cirillo said she also attended political events...where Yankley and other members of the Proud Boys were present. Her ruse put her in position to help Johnston recruit Proud Boys and other far-right activists for the post-election protests." https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/proud-boys-nevada-republican/2021/06/01/60da2a58-be5f-11eb-b26e-53663e6be6ff_story.html

To build a crowd for a pro-Trump rally, Nevada GOP consultant sought help from Proud Boys The move, facilitated by an activist with connections to the group, showed the effort to demonstrate grass-roots energy behind Trump and spread his falsehoods about the election. washingtonpost.com

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Ashton-Cirillo published a new video ‼️ https://t.co/54j8tELwVm

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Transgender - spokesperson for the Armed Forces of Ukraine Sarah Ashton-Cirillo published a new video on X (formerly Twitter), in which he confirmed that her yesterday's appeals and threats were addressed to the military correspondent of one of the Russian newspapers Alexander…

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Sergeant Sarash and Surla of the armed forces of Ukraine reiterates their stance on hunting down Russian propagandists and war criminals. They plan to restore Ukraine to its 1991 borders and implement President Zelensky's 10 point peace formula, which includes bringing war criminals to justice. Russian propagandists are accused of spreading a narrative of genocide and evil, directed by Vladimir Putin. They will not be able to hide behind their titles or fictitious meanings. Once Ukraine returns to its recognized borders, the war criminals will be tried in courts like the Hague.
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Speaker 0: Good evening, everyone. This is sergeant Sarash and Surla of the armed forces of Ukraine coming to you live and direct from near Bill Horad Oblast. There has been a lot of discussion recently over Some comments I made on the show last week on Ukraine in the know where I stated clearly that the Russian propagandists and war criminals will be hunted down, and brought to justice. Just in case anyone was unsure of that meeting, I will repeat it now after a return to the country's 1991 legally recognized borders, which will be accomplished by the Ukrainian defense forces as well as the Ukrainian resistance throughout the temporarily occupied territories. We plan to institute president Zelensky's 10 point peace formula, which states as goal number 7, the bringing to justice of all war criminals. Russian propagandists are war criminals. They are pushing forward a narrative of genocide, of death, and ultimately of evil that is directed to them by Vladimir Putin and his inner circle. They will not escape justice. You cannot behind you cannot hide behind the title of journalists. You cannot hide behind the title of any fictitious meaning that you assigned to it when you work for Vladimir Putin and his terrorist regime. Ultimately, again, Ukraine will return to its legally recognized 1991 borders, and then justice will be sought and found in making certain that the Russian war criminals are brought to the Hague or any other courts where they will be tried for their crimes.
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