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“Were You Sad or Were You Happy?”. The Destruction of Syria’s Industrial Heartland
By Mark Taliano, April 24, 2018
Western terrorists have targeted Syria’s industrial base since the beginning of the war, stealing what they could, and destroying everything else.
The “Ukraine Issue” and Canada’s “Foreign” Minister Chrystia Freeland
By PaulR, April 24, 2018
This week, Canada is hosting a meeting of foreign ministers of the G7. But on this occasion, Freeland has made it into something of a G8 by inviting along her Ukrainian counterpart, Pavlo Klimkin.
No Restitution, No U.S. Reconstruction Money for Syria
By Eric Zuesse, April 24, 2018
On April 22nd, an unnamed U.S. “Senior Administration Official” told a press conference in Toronto, that the only possible circumstance under which the U.S. Government will agree to pay anything for the harms (bombings of infrastructure etc.) it’s doing to Syria, would be if Syria will agree to cede, to U.S. control, a portion of its land.
US CENTCOM Chief Makes “Secret and Unprecedented” Visit to Israel as Russia Mulls Arming Syria
By Zero Hedge, April 24, 2018
Increasingly it appears that the recent US coalition missile strikes on Syria have utterly backfired: instead of weakening Syria or degrading its military capabilities, the attack may have actually served to strengthen Syria’s defenses.
Nicaragua: Next in Line for Regime Change?
By Tortilla Con Sal, April 24, 2018
Events in Nicaragua over the past week are clearly modeled on the kind of U.S.-led, NATO-driven regime change that succeeded in Libya, Ivory Coast and Ukraine, but has so far failed in Thailand, Syria and Venezuela. At a national level, the protests have been led by the private sector business classes defending their rate of profit against socialist policies in defense of low-income workers and people on pensions.
What Will Weapons Inspectors Find in Syria… and Does It Matter?
By Rep. Ron Paul, April 24, 2018
Proponents of the US and UK position that Assad used gas in Douma have argued that the Syrian and Russian governments are preventing the OPCW inspectors from doing their work. That, they claim, is all the evidence needed to demonstrate that Assad and Putin have something to hide. But it seems strange that if Syria and Russia wanted to prevent an OPCW inspection of the alleged sites they would have been the ones to request the inspection in the first place.
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