Sticking my nose into the world's affair........... by me.......... V

[Ponce]

The school teacher in Iran is gone and now Iran has a new president.....what will the state of Israel do now? persist with their.......THEY HAVE NUKES, THEY HAVE NUKES......or relax for a while to see if the new president will sell his country to the US?

Meanwhile....Egypt doesn't want to loose the 2.5 billion yearly "gift" from the US by breaking deplomatic ties with Syria and kicking out their embassador.

And now the US will "officialy" start giving out weapons to those fighting the legal government of Syria...but...and here is the funny part, the US doesn't want to give the rebels weapons that could be used later on against the US or the state of Israel.......................in other words, we are using the "rebels" as toilet paper that we throw away after using it.

I expect for the US to go "opnely" into Syria (we and the Zionists are there already) what will Russia do? will they back up Syria with more than just words?...................I see no clear view at what is "really" going on because as we all know that 60% of what is going on we know nothing about........but......even if I don't see the fire I can still see the smoke... something is burning and it stinks.

V

[Hatha Sunahara]

What we get in the mainstream media is a very blurry view of the real world, and a very clear view of make-believe worlds. You have to ignore what you see clearly, and try to sharpen your view on what is very blurry. Focus on that, and you will eventually sharpen your vision by filling in what is being left out, or straightening out what is being distorted. Knowing the agenda of the players is also useful in arriving at what's real. When you sharpen your vision enough to see clearly what is hidden in the news, you have to learn to joke about it because there is nothing else you can do to change it. A good sense of humor will help keep you sane.

Syria is a proxy war. Most of them are mercenaries trained by the US, Britain, Israel who finance the training, as well as the deployment, and companies like Academi, or Xe, or Blackwater plus maybe British and Israeli firms that few have ever heard of, provide the training. The people who actually engage the Syrian Army do it for two reasons--they are paid very well, and they are armed and trained well, and they might win, in which case, the get a bonus, and they get to go back home wherever they come from. The war would be over if whoever is providing the money suddenly stopped paying for it, or revoking their promises for bunuses for a job well done. Why would anyone think it is different from the way corporations manage their employees and contractors? These contractors are just armed killers doing a job. If they attacked the people who were paying them where would their money come from? But, apparently these mercenaries can't do the job. They need help. And when we send in the Marines, Assad will get help from the Russians, and because he has some good Russian anti aircraft missiles, only his aircraft will be able to fly over Syria. It won't stop escalating until the people supplying to money to keep it going stop supplying the money.


Hatha