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From November: Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad hug and say that the Syria war is at an end (AP)
I've written many times and given detailed examples of what happens to
countries following a generational crisis civil war. Such a war is
generally between two tribes or ethnic groups who have been neighbors
for decades, who intermarried, and whose children played together, but
then suddenly they turn on each other and commit atrocities, rapes,
murders, torture, mutilations and massacres on their former
neighbors, including women and children.
When such a war ends, someone, usually from the winning tribe, becomes
leader, and almost always this is someone who had directed or approved
these atrocities, rapes and massacres, and in his mind considers them
to have been completely justified. It should not be considered the
least bit surprising that such a person turns into sociopathic
monster, just like individuals like John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy,
Jeffrey Dahmer, and David Berkowitz.
The difference, of course, is that these individuals can carry out
further atrocities, rapes and mutilations only through their own
resources, while country leaders can turn the entire government into a
genocidal bulldozer. These include Paul Biya in Cameroon, Pierre
Nkurunziza in Burundi, Paul Kagame in Rwanda, Yoweri Museveni in
Uganda, Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, Joseph Kabila in DRC, or, outside
of Africa, Bashar al-Assad in Syria and Hun Sen in Cambodia. In the
last century, they include Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong.
So Syria's Shia/Alawite president Bashar al-Assad is continuing with
full force his war of extermination against his historically hated
enemies, the Syrian Sunnis. He's made it clear repeatedly that he
considers them all to be the equivalent of cockroaches, and are to be
exterminated, just like cockroaches. Furthermore, he's receiving the
full support of Russia's Christian president Vladimir Putin, Iran's
Shia so-called cleric Seyed Ali Khamenei, and Lebanon's own
psychopathic Shia monster, Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
These people all claim to have some level of piety, but if their
religions mean anything, then they'll all burn in hell for their
monstrous sins.
As I've written many times in the past, Bashar al-Assad is the worst
genocidal monster so far this century. The Syrian war began in 2011
when al-Assad ordered his army and air force to attack peacefully
protesting civilians, including women and children. Things really
worsened in August 2011, when al-Assad launched a massive military
assault on a large, peaceful Palestinian refugee camp in Latakia,
filled with tens of thousands of women and children Palestinians. He
dropped barrel bombs laden with metal, chlorine, ammonia, phosphorous
and chemical weapons onto innocent Sunni women and children, he
targeted bombs on schools and hospitals, and he used Sarin gas to kill
large groups of people.
It's almost unbelievable how much destruction al-Assad has caused.
Thanks to al-Assad, Putin and Khamenei, about 50,000 jihadist fighters
from 86 countries came to Syria, first to join the rebels fighting
al-Assad, then to join the al-Qaeda linked Jabhat al-Nusra, and the
so-called Islamic State (IS or ISIS or ISIL or Daesh). Al-Assad
created the al-Nusra front and ISIS. He's created millions of
refugees that have flooded into neighboring countries, and over a
million have poured into Europe.
18 months ago, Bashar al-Assad, Putin, Khamenei and Nasrallah were
targeting East Aleppo in Syria, with 275,000 people, including huge
numbers of women and children. By the time it was over, there were
hundreds of thousands of deaths, and the city was almost completely
destroyed.
So now al-Assad, Putin, Khamenei and Nasrallah are doing the same
thing to Eastern Ghouta, with 400,000 people, including huge numbers
of women and children. Ghouta became world famous in 2013 because it
was the place where al-Assad used the WMD Sarin gas on ordinary
civilians.
Last week, at least 25 civilians were killed by regime and Russian
airstrikes, followed by 17 on Saturday.
Aid agencies have told the BBC that the airstrikes are particularly
targeting hospitals. At least 10 hospitals have been targeted by
airstrikes in the last two weeks. These include barrel bombs
targeting a maternity hospital, presumably because al-Assad believes
that the babies being born in these maternity hospitals are just baby
cockroaches, and they should be exterminated immediately.
So if it took al-Assad about six months to totally destroy East
Aleppo, with 275,000 people, then we can expect him to take about ten
months to similarly destroy Eastern Ghouta, with 400,000 people.
Al-Assad has a lot more women and children to kill, and a lot more
maternity hospitals to bomb, so it will take a while. BBC and
AFP and Reuters
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**** Russia's 'de-escalation zones' turn into total farce
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Al-Assad has indicated that he will next turn his attention to Idlib
and the neighboring parts of northwest Syria, now home to more than 2
million people, many of them refugees from East Aleppo and other
regions attacked by al-Assad.
According to Russians, Ghouta and Idlib were all supposed to be
"de-escalation zones," by agreement of Russia, Iran and Turkey in
meetings in Astana, Kazakhstan. I always said that those meetings and
agreements were a complete farce for the obvious reason that they
involved Russia, Iran and Turkey, but not the actual people fighting
on the ground, al-Assad's army and Sunni opposition fighters. And
we're seeing that farce now. The de-escalation agreements are
completely meaningless, since al-Assad never had any intention of
following them. That would have been like the U.S. and Mexico trying
to end World War II in Europe by signing a de-escalation agreement
with each other in Acapulco. It's just a complete farce.
Readers may recall that in November, Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin hugged each other,
and said the
war was over. Putin said:
<QUOTE>"I asked the Syrian president to stop by. I would
like to introduce you to people [al-Assad] who played a key role
in saving Syria.
Regarding our joint operation to fight terrorists in Syria, this
military operation is indeed coming to an end. I'm pleased to see
your willingness to work with everyone who wants peace and
settlement."<END QUOTE>
This can only be described as more high farce.
So the question is this: How long is this unbelievable carnage going
to go on? Bashar al-Assad has been killing innocent women and
children for seven years, and has created millions of refugees. Is he
going to be allowed to continue killing innocent women and children
for another seven years? How long will it be before anyone says,
Enough! Reuters and Al Jazeera and BBC (13-Dec-2017)
Related Articles
KEYS: Generational Dynamics, Syria, Bashar al-Assad,
Russia, Iran, Hezbollah,
John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, David Berkowitz,
Paul Biya, Cameroon, Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi, Paul Kagame, Rwanda,
Yoweri Museveni, Uganda, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe,
Joseph Kabila, Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC,
Hun Sen, Cambodia, Josef Stalin, Russia, Mao Zedong, China,
Islamic State / of Iraq and Syria/Sham/the Levant, IS, ISIS, ISIL, Daesh,
Russia, Iran, Astana, Kazakhstan, de-escalation zones,
Latakia, Aleppo, Eastern Ghouta, Hama, Idlib, barrel bombs,
chlorine, ammonia, phosphorous, Sarin gas,
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, HTS, Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Nusra Front,
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This morning's key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com
- Syria's Bashar al-Assad targets civilians and hospitals in never-ending war of extermination
- Russia's 'de-escalation zones' turn into total farce
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**** Syria's Bashar al-Assad targets civilians and hospitals in never-ending war of extermination
****
From November: Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad hug and say that the Syria war is at an end (AP)
I've written many times and given detailed examples of what happens to
countries following a generational crisis civil war. Such a war is
generally between two tribes or ethnic groups who have been neighbors
for decades, who intermarried, and whose children played together, but
then suddenly they turn on each other and commit atrocities, rapes,
murders, torture, mutilations and massacres on their former
neighbors, including women and children.
When such a war ends, someone, usually from the winning tribe, becomes
leader, and almost always this is someone who had directed or approved
these atrocities, rapes and massacres, and in his mind considers them
to have been completely justified. It should not be considered the
least bit surprising that such a person turns into sociopathic
monster, just like individuals like John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy,
Jeffrey Dahmer, and David Berkowitz.
The difference, of course, is that these individuals can carry out
further atrocities, rapes and mutilations only through their own
resources, while country leaders can turn the entire government into a
genocidal bulldozer. These include Paul Biya in Cameroon, Pierre
Nkurunziza in Burundi, Paul Kagame in Rwanda, Yoweri Museveni in
Uganda, Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, Joseph Kabila in DRC, or, outside
of Africa, Bashar al-Assad in Syria and Hun Sen in Cambodia. In the
last century, they include Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong.
So Syria's Shia/Alawite president Bashar al-Assad is continuing with
full force his war of extermination against his historically hated
enemies, the Syrian Sunnis. He's made it clear repeatedly that he
considers them all to be the equivalent of cockroaches, and are to be
exterminated, just like cockroaches. Furthermore, he's receiving the
full support of Russia's Christian president Vladimir Putin, Iran's
Shia so-called cleric Seyed Ali Khamenei, and Lebanon's own
psychopathic Shia monster, Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
These people all claim to have some level of piety, but if their
religions mean anything, then they'll all burn in hell for their
monstrous sins.
As I've written many times in the past, Bashar al-Assad is the worst
genocidal monster so far this century. The Syrian war began in 2011
when al-Assad ordered his army and air force to attack peacefully
protesting civilians, including women and children. Things really
worsened in August 2011, when al-Assad launched a massive military
assault on a large, peaceful Palestinian refugee camp in Latakia,
filled with tens of thousands of women and children Palestinians. He
dropped barrel bombs laden with metal, chlorine, ammonia, phosphorous
and chemical weapons onto innocent Sunni women and children, he
targeted bombs on schools and hospitals, and he used Sarin gas to kill
large groups of people.
It's almost unbelievable how much destruction al-Assad has caused.
Thanks to al-Assad, Putin and Khamenei, about 50,000 jihadist fighters
from 86 countries came to Syria, first to join the rebels fighting
al-Assad, then to join the al-Qaeda linked Jabhat al-Nusra, and the
so-called Islamic State (IS or ISIS or ISIL or Daesh). Al-Assad
created the al-Nusra front and ISIS. He's created millions of
refugees that have flooded into neighboring countries, and over a
million have poured into Europe.
18 months ago, Bashar al-Assad, Putin, Khamenei and Nasrallah were
targeting East Aleppo in Syria, with 275,000 people, including huge
numbers of women and children. By the time it was over, there were
hundreds of thousands of deaths, and the city was almost completely
destroyed.
So now al-Assad, Putin, Khamenei and Nasrallah are doing the same
thing to Eastern Ghouta, with 400,000 people, including huge numbers
of women and children. Ghouta became world famous in 2013 because it
was the place where al-Assad used the WMD Sarin gas on ordinary
civilians.
Last week, at least 25 civilians were killed by regime and Russian
airstrikes, followed by 17 on Saturday.
Aid agencies have told the BBC that the airstrikes are particularly
targeting hospitals. At least 10 hospitals have been targeted by
airstrikes in the last two weeks. These include barrel bombs
targeting a maternity hospital, presumably because al-Assad believes
that the babies being born in these maternity hospitals are just baby
cockroaches, and they should be exterminated immediately.
So if it took al-Assad about six months to totally destroy East
Aleppo, with 275,000 people, then we can expect him to take about ten
months to similarly destroy Eastern Ghouta, with 400,000 people.
Al-Assad has a lot more women and children to kill, and a lot more
maternity hospitals to bomb, so it will take a while. BBC and
AFP and Reuters
****
**** Russia's 'de-escalation zones' turn into total farce
****
Al-Assad has indicated that he will next turn his attention to Idlib
and the neighboring parts of northwest Syria, now home to more than 2
million people, many of them refugees from East Aleppo and other
regions attacked by al-Assad.
According to Russians, Ghouta and Idlib were all supposed to be
"de-escalation zones," by agreement of Russia, Iran and Turkey in
meetings in Astana, Kazakhstan. I always said that those meetings and
agreements were a complete farce for the obvious reason that they
involved Russia, Iran and Turkey, but not the actual people fighting
on the ground, al-Assad's army and Sunni opposition fighters. And
we're seeing that farce now. The de-escalation agreements are
completely meaningless, since al-Assad never had any intention of
following them. That would have been like the U.S. and Mexico trying
to end World War II in Europe by signing a de-escalation agreement
with each other in Acapulco. It's just a complete farce.
Readers may recall that in November, Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin hugged each other,
and said the
war was over. Putin said:
<QUOTE>"I asked the Syrian president to stop by. I would
like to introduce you to people [al-Assad] who played a key role
in saving Syria.
Regarding our joint operation to fight terrorists in Syria, this
military operation is indeed coming to an end. I'm pleased to see
your willingness to work with everyone who wants peace and
settlement."<END QUOTE>
This can only be described as more high farce.
So the question is this: How long is this unbelievable carnage going
to go on? Bashar al-Assad has been killing innocent women and
children for seven years, and has created millions of refugees. Is he
going to be allowed to continue killing innocent women and children
for another seven years? How long will it be before anyone says,
Enough! Reuters and Al Jazeera and BBC (13-Dec-2017)
Related Articles
- Syria and Russia repeat Aleppo war crimes in massive destruction of Eastern Ghouta (06-Dec-2017)
- Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin hug and declare the end of war in Syria (27-Nov-2017)
- Syria and Russia see 'the light at the end of the tunnel' after Aleppo victory (18-Dec-2016)
- Farcical Syria peace process 'proximity talks' to begin this week in Geneva (25-Jan-2016)
- Russia uses the 'Grozny Model' to pursue mass slaughter in Aleppo Syria (02-Aug-2016)
- Syria's 'peace conference' proceeds as total farce (29-Jan-2014)
KEYS: Generational Dynamics, Syria, Bashar al-Assad,
Russia, Iran, Hezbollah,
John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, David Berkowitz,
Paul Biya, Cameroon, Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi, Paul Kagame, Rwanda,
Yoweri Museveni, Uganda, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe,
Joseph Kabila, Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC,
Hun Sen, Cambodia, Josef Stalin, Russia, Mao Zedong, China,
Islamic State / of Iraq and Syria/Sham/the Levant, IS, ISIS, ISIL, Daesh,
Russia, Iran, Astana, Kazakhstan, de-escalation zones,
Latakia, Aleppo, Eastern Ghouta, Hama, Idlib, barrel bombs,
chlorine, ammonia, phosphorous, Sarin gas,
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, HTS, Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Nusra Front,
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