"An
Elaborate Ruse To Fund The Syrian Opposition"
06/17/2014
Post From Currency Chatter By BlueyesinLevis
BlueyesinLevis My buddy Boomer.. has been gone a long time.. suddenly popped back in...
-Boomer wrote:
-Nothing about this ISIS insurgency makes sense, militarily, logistically, or how real world events unfold or more tellingly don't unfold. On a political level these events only superficially make sense.
BlueyesinLevis My buddy Boomer.. has been gone a long time.. suddenly popped back in...
-Boomer wrote:
-Nothing about this ISIS insurgency makes sense, militarily, logistically, or how real world events unfold or more tellingly don't unfold. On a political level these events only superficially make sense.
So early on, ISIS seizes a bank and absconds with millions
of USD. What was a regional bank doing with that much cash on hand?
-Maliki via 3 of his generals orders the army to abandon their position and leave all equipment behind. If Maliki wanted to stay in power through a declaration of emergency, wouldn't he need that equipment in his bid for power?
~~~
-Maliki's term expired midnight before last. There really is no press about him. Some mention but not what you'd expect. Ding dong the witch is dead, blah blah, etc.
-Other than the alleged massacre of thousands of troops BY A FEW HUNDRED guys this has got to be the most peaceful insurgency in human history. A few hundred guys seize an entire city, and business goes on as usual?
-An article that 90% of businesses won't be affected by this. How is that even posible? Especially in light of the US media stating Iraq is on the verge of civil war.
-Then I saw an article today that ISIS is moving captured US equipment, up-armored Humvees and tanks to the Syrian border.
And suddenly it all clicked into place.
In my opinion as a historian and former military instructor of geo-politics, this really has nothing to do with Iraq per se.
-We haven't heard much in the press lately about the Syrian uprising. The US and our allies have said no to helping. But to stabilize the region and neighboring Iraq and Turkey (our ally) something must be done. -
-Maliki via 3 of his generals orders the army to abandon their position and leave all equipment behind. If Maliki wanted to stay in power through a declaration of emergency, wouldn't he need that equipment in his bid for power?
~~~
-Maliki's term expired midnight before last. There really is no press about him. Some mention but not what you'd expect. Ding dong the witch is dead, blah blah, etc.
-Other than the alleged massacre of thousands of troops BY A FEW HUNDRED guys this has got to be the most peaceful insurgency in human history. A few hundred guys seize an entire city, and business goes on as usual?
-An article that 90% of businesses won't be affected by this. How is that even posible? Especially in light of the US media stating Iraq is on the verge of civil war.
-Then I saw an article today that ISIS is moving captured US equipment, up-armored Humvees and tanks to the Syrian border.
And suddenly it all clicked into place.
In my opinion as a historian and former military instructor of geo-politics, this really has nothing to do with Iraq per se.
-We haven't heard much in the press lately about the Syrian uprising. The US and our allies have said no to helping. But to stabilize the region and neighboring Iraq and Turkey (our ally) something must be done. -
It is my opinion that this is all an elaborate ruse to fund
and supply the Syrian opposition. The international community has clean hands.
Arab pride (of which there is truckloads) isn't hurt.
And in the end it all goes back to normal. I suspect that this story will, very shortly, just fade out of the ADHD afflicted US media. Thoughts? Opinions? Boomer
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And in the end it all goes back to normal. I suspect that this story will, very shortly, just fade out of the ADHD afflicted US media. Thoughts? Opinions? Boomer
www.currencychatter.com
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