Might be trying to bolster Iran as a counterweight against Israel. The Democrats do seem to be somewhat against Israeli hegemony in the region even though they support them 99% in everything else.
The Iran and Wider Middle East Thread
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Agree that is what I was implying with “funding both sides” to ensure the war is balanced and continues. Also because the Republicans (and Trump tend to favor Israel), it could just be another juvenile rebellion to do the opposite of what the other party does.
I don't think it is to continue the war, I think the Democrats want to freeze the conflict with the status quo. It is interesting seeing how Trump most likely will enforce even tougher sanction on Iran and secondary sanction on it's allies (china). Mabey this is to create some leeway to enforce the same sanctions again but publicly. Doesn't make any sense really, if Trump is going to raise them again in a month.
Ironically, we're not even funding Iran. Just letting them access their own money held in escrow.
The US (and its Jewish backers) is only able to enforce its rules as long as it dominates the global financial system. Weaker countries that tried to escape our grasp like Libya were all targeted for "spreading democracy". China, Russia, et al. are slowly trying to change that, and one day we're going to have to come to terms with the fact that we can't bully other countries so easily anymore.
The US (and its Jewish backers) is only able to enforce its rules as long as it dominates the global financial system. Weaker countries that tried to escape our grasp like Libya were all targeted for "spreading democracy". China, Russia, et al. are slowly trying to change that, and one day we're going to have to come to terms with the fact that we can't bully other countries so easily anymore.
So over the past 2 weeks, Russian warships have been loitering off the coast of Syria without making any port calls. Guess they're waiting to see how things play out with the new government.
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The "seven wars" is taken directly from PNAC's projections. In 2001 it was written as a military objective to take over 7 countries in 5 years either through subversive color revolutions and regime change or military and coalition invasion and installment of a puppet government. Those 7 countries are Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya,, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran (all not kow-towing to israel back then). Countries like Jordan and the Gulf states are crypto-jewish puppets. So far, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and now Syria have *fallen*. Afghanistan sort of bounced back but there is a lot of mossad/hasbara intel going on with that country. They are still not free from the Rothschild central banking cartel. Lebanon is on its way, Yemen, and Iran will be the last two. The report sometimes had Sudan and Somalia listed but those countries are absolute shitholes so I don't see the ideological necessity of sending resources to places where there are no leaders opposing the financial system.