Comments by "naas699" (@naas699) on "‘Poverty-stricken’: Syria a ‘hotbed’ for extremism" video.

  1. they are not rebels, they are an internationally recognised terrorist organisation where their leader al-Jolani has a $10 million bounty on his head. The USA trying to rebrand them as rebels where their "diversity" is their strength. Lets see how well they support LGBTQAI+. All part of the USA's forever wars and following the Rand Corporations "extending Russia" - an oped on how to provoke & go to war with RU, commissioned by the US military before the SMO, who recognised RU were trying to avoid war. Chapter 4 Geopolitical Measures. 1/ provide lethal aid to UA. Measure 2/ Increase support for the Syrian rebels. Measure 3/ Promote regime change in Belarus. Measure 4/ Exploit tension in the South Caucasus. Measure 5/ Reduce Russian influence in Central Asia. Measure 6/ Challenge RU influence in Moldova.
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  2. all part of the USA's attempt to encircle & isolate / contain Russia. US Rand Corporations "extending Russia" oped commissioned by the US military before the SMO on how to provoke & go to war with RU who the US acknowledged were trying to avoid conflict - Chapter 4 Geopolitical Measures: Measure 2 Increase support for Syrian rebels.
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  3. USA trying to rebadge the group fighting in Syria who are an internationally recognised terrorist organisation. Hayʼat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) Designation as a terrorist organization and sanctioned by: USA, Canada, Turkey, Morocco, UK, Russia, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, United Nations, European Union. US / western media after being funded / supported by US / Israel / Turkey to overthrow Assad: WSJ “how a rebel went from American jail to seizing Allepo” the Telegraph / the Washington Institute for Near East Policy 03 Dec 2024 “how Syria's diversity friendly jihadist plan on building a state“ the Economic Times 30 Nov 2024: “Abu Mohammad al-Jolani the bearded man with the $10 million bounty on his head could be the next troublemaker in the Middle East.” “in the future Syria, we believe that diversity will be our strength” – Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the founder of Al-Qaeda offshoot in Syria (wonder who in the west told him to say that?)
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