I am going to post my analysis on what is really going on in the middle east, and what ramifications have spread throughout the entire world as a consequence.
>There were a few remaining Arab countries that had not signed a peace treaty with Israel come the year 2000. >These countries were Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Libya, & Iran (Which is a Persian country, not Arab) >These countries central banks were also not owned by a branch of the Rothschild family. >After 9/11, it would be easy to convince the American people into allowing the president to take the country into two wars. >The first war, in Afghanistan, would provide the chance to control the entire heroin super highway that spreads into mainland Russia, and the rest of Europe. The perfect way to degenerate a country. >The second, Iraq, would first remove Saddam who had threatened and fired missiles at Israel multiple times, and also possessed one of the largest militaries in the world at the time. >Saddam was a horrible person, and deserved to hang. However, do you think for one moment that the US invaded only to "free" the Iraqi people? There was much bigger profit to be had. From Iraq's oil reserves to construction contracts, there were billions to be distributed between the high rollers behind this scheme. >The US invades Iraq on the pretense that Saddam was hiding WMD's somewhere in the country. >The USA, the most powerful country in the world with its CIA spread throughout the world, could not infiltrate Saddam's personnel to either confirm nor deny the existence of WMD's before taking the decision to go to war which would cost thousands of American lives, and over a million Iraqi lives. >Saddam's army who disbanded a week after the invasion, was also known to be one of the most corrupt in the world and would have been easily infiltrated for the right price, yet no one bats an eye.
>The next step onto removing any country that could pose a threat to Israel, the Prime Minister of Lebanon, Rafic Hariri was assasinated in a huge bombing which took his life and drove the country onto the brink of civil war >Despite some conflict, war did not break out. >Over a dozen high profile Lebanese targets would be assasinated in the coming year, destabalizing the entire nation. >Lebanon's guerilla group Hezbollah, who are armed from Iran via Syria, later embarrassed the Israeli army in 2006, when despite Israel destroying much of Lebanon's infrastructure, failed to achieve any of it's strategic goals >The Merkava tank, the pride of Israeli engineering, sufferred huge losses, and were proven weak and vulnerable to Russian and Irani weaponry. >It was apparent that the process of disbanding these countries had to be sped up, but with the failure of the Iraqi war, the US, and it's allies would not be able to invade any middle eastern country any time soon.
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Jaxon Peterson
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Henry Fisher
Moving on... >Revolution breaks out in Tunis to overthrow a massively corrupt government that had stagnated the country with unemployment and inflation. >A peaceful revolution occurred, and the dictator Ben Ali fled the country after stepping down to find asylum in the biggest dictatorship in the region, Saudi Arabia. >Seeing the oppurtunity this could bring, Israel, along with it's allies in Hillary Clinton and etc, worked to arm the Libyan people to overthrow Gaddaffi, another dictator who had been anti-Israel for as long as he held office. >Libya is now at the brink of dividing into two seperate states, the country lying in shambles. This was a successful operation. >Next step, Syria. >Syria had long been allied to Iran, the biggest Shiite Muslim country in the region. >Iran's influence had been growing due to its advancements in science and technology, and it continuously threatened to end Israel's existence. >If you take out Syria, you remove Iran's biggest ally in the area, and simultaniously cut off the weapon supply to Hezbollah, Israel's next biggest threat. You can also reinstate a Sunni dictator who will abide by Saudi command, increasing Saudi's leeway over Iran, and creating lasting peace with Israel.
On a side note to put you all into context, I've personally visited Syria before the 'revolution'. It was a nice country, with culture. Most of the people were indeed normal, some were musicians, some were bakers etc.. The striking thing was that there was little if any radicals. However, the countryside was known to suffer from great poverty and ignorance. The government however was very strict on gun control and there is no way that groups could arm themselves without secret backing from outside forces.
Adrian Davis
>Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Israel arm a group of radical wahhabis, who from the looks of them were recruited from all of the most backwards parts of the country where education is non existent, where paid and brainwashed to fight for wealth and power. They were dubbed "freedom fighters" and were continuously armed and trained by Saudi via Turkey, another Sunni country that wants to spread its own influence. >These "rebels" later became known as ISIS, spiraled out of control and spread all the way into mainland Iraq, taking control of major Oil wells. >Suddenly, these sheep-herders carrying AKs were producing and selling Iraqi and Syrian oil for cheap, crashing oil prices, and flooding tbe market via Turkey who benefitted the most from cheap oil, and Saudi Arabia, had the chance to allow ISIS to fund themselves, removing any paper trail leading back to the kingdom. >AIPAC happen to refuse to convene during this time as ISIS grew richer, and more powerful. >Assad is on the brink of defeat, the plan has been working perfectly. After Iraq, and Syria have been fully controlled, they would have let ISIS invade Lebanon as the penultimate piece of the puzzle. >Russia, seeing as its biggest allies in the middle east (Iran, and Syria) who had for years purchased billions worth of weaponry from the country, decided to spring into action before it was too late, and invaded Syria to stop the Israeli plan. >Putin's forces were helped by Hezbollah who also fearing to be cut off from their Syrian pipeline, joined the fight and evened the odds in favor of Assad.
Camden King
Moving on... >Israel has long wanted to control and divide the Unites States But, Israel is our biggest ally, they would never! Please google the Israeli attack on an American ship in the gulf, and the exosure of Israeli spies in the US government. >Teaming up with their biggest ally, Hillary Clinton, who did her part to aid in the destruction of Libya, have decided to send refugees into the US, arm them, and most likely have them perform terrorist attacks, in order to further divide the country between liberals who show compassion to the refugees, and conservatives who grow more and more irrate and racist. >The same strategy that Israel implemented when it send hundreds of thousands of armed refugees into Lebanon in the 70s, which then threw the prospering and glamorous country into civil war. >The same with Europe, the biggest number of refugees going to Germany, Israel's most hated country. >They use France, due to it having the highest percentage of Muslims in Western Europe as a stage for the world to witness how evil Muslims really are, and why it is a necessity to support Israel forever. >Apparently these sheep-herders from the Iraqi and Syrian countryside have the capacity to plan, and execute successful terrorist attacks without the knowledge of French, or European Intelligence agencies. >Europe is continiously divided in opinion between refugee supporters, and nationalists. >Now that Hillary has served her purpose, it's time for a new wave of attacks to split the public back into the favor of Trump who will call off the nuclear deal with Iran
Connor Hill
Bump
Connor Carter
Tl;dr if you think whats happening is a coincidence, you're a fucking moron
Kevin Bennett
I think you got it right but Syria is innocent. They need to be defended. Isis which the kikes created needs to be destroyed. Then we need to figure out what to do with the Israel problem.
