As the corporate banking empire's proxies' wars drag on against the few remaining nations that control their own central banks and currencies, the orchestration of PSYOPS promulgated from inside the DC beltway, regarding the situation on the ground in Syria, transparently reveals the shallowness with which the puppet masters view the consciousness of their debt slaves.
On April 8, 2016, the cartel yet-again staged a false-flag gas attack in Syria that was designed to give their front man in the White House an excuse to backtrack from his disingenuous promise regarding withdrawal from Syria. Desperate to paint itself as a legitimate presence, rather than an invading and rapacious rogue state, the U.S. proxy state is continuing to pretend that it would like to leave Syria, but that humanitarian concerns over Syria's gas attacks is keeping it there.
No one who has followed the implementation of "The Project for a New American Century"—unfolding from the strategy in their manifesto on "Rebuilding America's Defenses"—by the corporate agents embedded in the federal infrastructure, is surprised by any of this obvious misdirection, but for the many mesmerized consumers of mass and social media, Trump's emotional instability reads as the genuine article, much like their generous predisposition to another grade-B actor who inhabited the White House during the '80's, when the cartel's monetary policies were re-branded as the "trickle-down theory"—a ruse that quickly became known as "voodoo economics" by anyone who could perform grade-school-level math.
The cartel's nose dwarfs Pinocchio's
One would think—after the cartel's farcical attempts to blame Russia for (1) hacking the U.S. elections (to cover for their own control over the nation's voting and counting machines), (2) attempting to blackmail Trump with a document concocted by an agent for the Democratic National Committee, (3) attempting to show that a former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned by a deadly nerve gas (and refusing to provide any proof, after the pair "impossibly" recovered)—that the script writers for the powers-that-be would be clever enough to invent a new and reasonably plausible excuse for their Crimes Against Humanity; but, they have apparently ceased to care about the believability of their story, because there are, as of this date, no world courts with any teeth to prosecute them.
If there is any succor to be had from this state of affairs, perhaps we should look for some appropriate commentary from the wisdom of the ancient Greeks—who mastered the arts of rhetoric, psychology, mathematics, poetry, and theatre long before "science" was invented—in particular, the notion of hubris. It is our hope, as Shelley wrote in Ozymandias, that the cartel's hubris is nothing more than “famous last words.”
There are indications of some cracks in the seemingly monolithic facade—which the .000001% has attempted to build via military and intelligence services, and internationalized police forces—as global responses to the latest war crimes committed by the cartel's proxy governments—the U.S., U.K., and France—begin to filter in, despite the algorithms used to suppress progressive content on the Internet.
U.S. Nuclear Submarine that Attacked Syria 'Not Welcome' Back to Naples, ItalyGerman politicians question US-led campaign against Russia
Jeremy Corbyn defies critics and calls for calm over Russia
China says Syrian strikes violate international law, urges dialogue
Strike on Syria won't remain without consequences – Russian ambassador to US
Given the criticism from traditional allies and veiled threats from those who have long opposed aggressions from the cartel's proxies, it would be natural to assume that the potential for war on a global scale has increased; however, there have been reports that lead us to question the ground rules for this game (i.e., WWIII, which as been going on, in one form or another, since the close of WWII).
What actually happened before, during, and after the missile strikes by the cartel's proxies?
The most interesting aspect of the U.S. missile attack on Syria is that the missiles were directed at targets dictated by Russia:
"We told them where our red lines were, including the geographical red lines. The results have shown that they haven't crossed those lines." —Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov1
Essentially, what we are seeing here is war games between the proxies for the Anglo-Euro-American banking cartel, its corporations, and its public sector subsidiaries (U.S., U.K., France, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and others) versus a coalition of sovereign and semi-sovereign states (Syria, Iran, Russia, and China). According to the U.S., all missiles reached their targets (laboratories that produce snake venom), while the Russians reported that 71 out of 103 missiles were downed. The Russian anti-missile systems deployed in Syria are of an older generation of weapons, and their performance impressed everyone, including the U.S., despite their claims to the contrary. About the only thing gained by the cartel's proxies is that they "saved face" regarding their lies about the chemical attack. No one else believes this nonsensical claim, and all evidence points to the chemical attack being a false-flag staged by one of the cartel's mercenary operations, the White Helmets.
Journalists inspect the wreckage of the
Scientific Studies and Research Centre (SSRC) compound. (AFP)
In the aftermath of this attack, which continues the cartel's constant violation of international law, the Russians said they are now considering providing Syria with a more advanced surface-to-air missile system, while the U.S. announced a $1 billion contract with Lockheed Martin, for the development of a hypersonic missle, to match what Russia and China have declared they already have.
What are the cartel's objectives?
As noted at the top, Syria is one of five sovereign nations left on the globe (along with Iran, North Korea, Cuba, and Sudan) that control their own central bank and currency, and destroying these nations remains the the cartel's number one objective; however, the theft of other resources, particularly oil and gold, is a strong secondary objective.
As of June 15, 2017, the U.S. controlled 30% of Syrian territory, an area that encompassed 95 percent of all Syrian oil and gas potential. While it is common knowledge that the demand for carbon-based fuels could be almost entirely eliminated in short order, oil dependency plays a major role in the cartel's theft of personal income, and is obviously way more profitable than sustainable energy. So, these two key objectives (currency and precious commodities [oil and gold]) are at stake in Syria and Iran.
The $64,000 Question
Given the current troop and technology deployment, the key question is whether Russia (backed by China and Iran)—in the course of supporting Assad and the Syrian army (having been legitimately asked to do so)—will see fit to take back the oil fields. Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that further attacks on Syria by Western forces, "in violation of the U.N. Charter," would send international relations into "chaos."
In December 2017, the U.S. military admitted to having 2,000 troops in Syria, four times what they previously claimed. As we have seen with troop captures by Syrian forces, as well as various reconnaissance reports, combatants from the U.K., France, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, and Israel are also present. Given support for Syria by Russia, China, and Iran, it's clear that Syria is the front line in WWIII, or at least an ersatz version of that on "the Grand Chessboard."
We noted recently that the .000001%'s desperation to hang on to its power is evident in every aspect of life within their suzerainty, but as a result of their continuing series of false-flag events and the world's reaction, massive numbers of people are waking up to their agenda, despite the severe crackdown on independent media.
As we have stated in our upcoming book, 7 Steps to Global Economic and Spiritual Transformation, there is a tipping point to this developing consciousness. Whether this will be enough to prevent a small group of sociopaths from destroying the world remains to be seen.
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Footnote:
1 Vladimir Isachenkov, "Russia: US did not violate red lines during Syria strikes," Associated Press, April 20, 2018 01:08 PM, Updated April 20, 2018 01:09 PM, http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/article209420504.html
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