Can't say Obama didn't warn them. It's why he didn't want to go into Syria to be trapped by the manoeuvres of various interest groups in the conflict.
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Russia's Syrian chickens coming home to roost .
2016-12-19 22:30:25
2016-12-20 04:39:54
In reply to ProWI
Big loud stewwwwwps. Russia merely upset the Western apple cart - it was not Russia who was bawling regime change - i.e. overthrowing the government of Syria with one loyal to the West.
2016-12-20 07:03:56
In reply to Chrissy
True, but in fairness, Obama resisted the forces in the USA who wanted Syrian regime change- Bibi and his new-con cronies.
2016-12-20 07:54:56
In reply to Chrissy
But tell me the difference between brawling for regime change when the people on the street wanted change from a small governing cabal and, on the other hand fighting to maintain the status quo with barrel bombs on one's own people, with the aid of another foreign power, who has little or no interest in the said people, except to project itself as a power broker on the world scene?
Go ahead, tell me which power the majority of the Syrian people feel happier about today?. Now, as we can see, not only Syrians are unhappy. More roosting to come.
2016-12-20 08:42:51
In reply to ProWI
But tell me the difference between brawling for regime change when the people on the street wanted change from a small governing cabal and, on the other hand fighting to maintain the status quo with barrel bombs on one's own people, with the aid of another foreign power, who has little or no interest in the said people, except to project itself as a power broker on the world scene?
would you use this same argument in Saudi Arabia ,Jordan or Egypt ? I bet not!
2016-12-20 08:45:06
In reply to ProWI
check this out
2016-12-20 09:08:18
In reply to Curtis
Only those of feeble minds are going to fall for the propaganda coming from all sides. Read widely, read from all sources and you will be able decipher and separate the wheat from the chaff.
RT is a Russian government mouthpiece. CNN may be considered to be a corporate mouthpiece, but one can't say it's a US government mouthpiece.
2016-12-20 09:50:31
In reply to ProWI
is forced and assisted Regime Change considered political interference, and if so, which external forces have this right?
2016-12-20 10:15:17
In reply to Emir
Good point
2016-12-20 10:16:00
In reply to ProWI
All of the American corporate media speak for the interests of corporations and they own the US government
2016-12-20 10:20:16
In reply to Chrissy
Big loud stewwwwwps. Russia merely upset the Western apple cart - it was not Russia who was bawling regime change - i.e. overthrowing the government of Syria with one loyal to the West.
Is that how the gunman saw it?
2016-12-20 10:48:32
In reply to Chrissy
All of the American corporate media speak for the interests of corporations and they own the US government
I was going to post this exact same point
2016-12-20 11:25:31
In reply to steveo
One man owns the Russian government. That man is Vladimir Putin, reportedly the richest man in the world on a salary of $136,000US.
So allyuh carry on.
2016-12-20 11:40:34
In reply to ProWI
how does that estimation stack up with the King in Saudi Arabia?
2016-12-20 11:43:28
In reply to ProWI
So allyuh carry on.
Doesn't matter to me, he doesnt go bombing other countries and causing misery the world over to pad his pockets. Before you mention Crimea etc, remember those territories were occupied by over 90% Russians who voted to join Russia.
2016-12-20 11:44:22
Allyuh ProWI just mad Putin has boss up and outplayed his boy Obama in the geo-political game as Russia regained massive influence in the middle east and America has lost influence.
2016-12-20 11:45:09
In reply to ProWI
That man is Vladimir Putin, reportedly the richest man in the world on a salary of $136,000US.
Maybe Vlad gets bonuses.
2016-12-20 11:59:12
please list countries that underwent Regime Change under the influence of U.Sam and how that turned out
guaranteed all depopulated, poor, corrupt, divided & conquered
2016-12-20 12:21:54
In reply to Curtis
guaranteed all depopulated, poor, corrupt, divided & conquered
Like South Korea and Japan?
2016-12-20 12:28:22
There is a bigger movement that is taking hold in America and Europe that will fundamentally change the way we view humanity, democracy and world.
Trump is not alone in peddling an anti-immigration campaign. France, Germany and the Netherlands will all jump on the nationalist bandwagon and capitalize on public fear. The European Union is deeply divided because of the mass influx of migrants and refugees. UK is already out of EU because of Xenophobia and refugees. Racists attacks are on the rise everywhere. Europe is not stable. US is not stable.
There will be no haven left, no place to escape to. This world is going to the dogs.
2016-12-20 17:39:05
In reply to XFactor
What's left? Wipe out those not desirable?
2016-12-20 17:44:55
In reply to ProWI
Similar to Obama and Hillary Libya chickens came home to roost in Bengazhi?
2016-12-20 17:45:30
In reply to steveo
Doesn't matter to me, he doesnt go bombing other countries and causing misery the world over to pad his pockets.
With a statement like that, there can be no doubt your head is parked way down where it shouldn't be. Can you please come up for some fresh air.
2016-12-20 18:09:28
In reply to ProWI
Hahaha, at least the view is honest down here, "no spin zone"
2016-12-21 01:49:41
In reply to steveo
Great comeback dat.
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