Judge Napolitano, Syrian Analyst Speak to Tangled Scene in Syria
Man on the run, so to speak, Syrian analyst now working out of Germany Kevork Almassian spoke to Judge Napolitano in such a varied yet accessible-to-the-everyman way that I wanted to share his thoughts. It’s only 22 minutes long.
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Early in the interview, Almassian mentions the importance of not falling into one of two camps in this situation, that there is much more nuance to the story; it is a caveat I give quite frequently–one against the binary trap–that you know if you follow my work.
About halfway through, he speaks to the connection between Israel and Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), then follows that up with some commentary on Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, who of course are two Deep State puppets we have been keeping our eyes on for months now, circulating them in the news every so often to keep readers primed and desirous of the justice they deserve. It’s been quiet lately, but skeletons don’t go away. Almassian’s brief commentary on them may extend readers’ understanding of exactly how far the Obama-Clinton tentacles go.
Almassian also speaks extensively on Turkey, which Trump was just mentioning yesterday as the key to Syria in a quintessential “weave” or in this case brief aside that may be a little art of the war game–what aspect of “Turkey” is he talking about? Remember that the “United States” can mean many different things. One “GhostofBasedPatrickHenry” had this interesting perspective:
President Erdogan of Turkey continues to play enigma, issuing public concerns over Netanyahu’s ambitions, after using his own proxy forces in northern Syria to help Netanyahu overthrow Assad in the first place. President Trump made statements yesterday implying that Turkey was the one in control of Syria, which felt a little like coded misdirection.
“They have wanted that land for thousands of years,” Trump said to reporters during a press conference.
I’m not sure Trump was actually talking about Turkey, considering the Ottoman Empire controlled Damascus and all of modern Syria for 700 years, losing it in 1918 at the end of World War 1.
Is there another group that has coveted Damascus for thousands of years?
I could have said my high school loves me and hates me and been equally correct. This is an aspect of the Art of War Trump is well versed in, and it’s a good guess that “Turkey” doesn’t mean exactly what the everyday listener assumes it means.
(Of course you also have that little thing called the Turkey-Qatar Pipeline to consider).
Of course Israel is a part of this, in addition to Russia, two countries that may be on a collision course:
Then you have Trump in the same press conference saying that the US and China can together solve all the problems of the world:
I provide this as a bit of an aside just to continue to remind readers that, as we speak, new alliances are forming, and more importantly, new old narratives are being revealed to the American people. It is and will be revising our history, not with the fingers and keyboards of woke revisionists, but by a population breaking the matrix and extricating itself from the quicksand of propaganda and memory holes. It is difficult to get every analysis correct, for sure. It is the smarter play to squint our eyes a bit to the cacophony of details and allow the narrative image inside to slowly come into focus–including all of these seemingly different conflicts converging in an equally seeming organic way. Such is one powerful weapon we hold as a people. And such will continue to be breaking point after breaking point for American after American concerning our calcified cognitive dissonance.
Here is the Napolitano-Almassian interview promised at the top:
May everyone named directly or referenced indirectly ask forgiveness and do penance for their sins against America and God. I fight this information war in the spirit of justice and love for the innocent, but I have been reminded of the need for mercy and prayers for our enemies. I am a sinner in need of redemption as well after all, for my sins are many. In the words of Jesus Christ himself, Lord forgive us all, for we know not what we do.
Jeff LeJeune is the author of several books, writer for RVIVR and The Hayride, editor, master of English and avid historian, teacher and tutor, podcaster, and creator of LeJeune Said. Visit his website at jefflejeune.com, where you can find a conglomerate of content.
