Comments by "Stephen D Green" (@stephendgreen1502) on "Syriana Analysis" channel.

  1. How can US support Turkey taking, presumably Kurdish, territory in Syria while at the same time supporting Kurds in Syria? What would Turkey do to Kurds?
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  2. With the end of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Russia turned away from communism. The Jews had always sided with communism, helping create it, run it. Effectively Russia broke step with the Jews. The West had aligned with the Jews after WW2, creating Israel, running it, supporting it. The pandemic of the early 2020s led to a revival of progressivism almost akin to communism in the West. This accentuated the relationship with the Jews and Israel. It also accentuated the differences with Russia. Israel grows in strength. Progressivism and flirtations with communism gain popularity in the West as it gets closer ideologically and militarily to Israel. Paradoxically the far right actually start to align with this as the battle escalates in Ukraine. Is this a new Cold War developing between new Russia and the new US-Ukraine-based Jews? One likely symptom might be an emergence of hostilities between Russia and Israel.
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