Dear American friends, the US forces are in Syria to protect the interests of the tiny elites in Washington and not to fight terrorism as your officials claim.
They're in the Middle East to destabilize the region and sell weapons to the conflicting parties. Some even say they are there for the sake of Israel.
The people in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Iran are not your enemies. Your enemies are psychopaths like Lindsey Graham and his friends in the military-industrial complex who are pushing for war with Iran and starting WWIII with Russia.
The CIA waged one of its costliest covert operations to train and arm radical insurgents in Syria. The result was the emergence of ISIS and al-Nusra Front.
Syria-based investigative journalist @VanessaBeeley notes that the CIA Timber Sycamore Operation was signed off by former US president Barack Obama. The operation was the channel through which the US trained and armed the radical insurgents.
In February 2012, Jake Sullivan sent an email to her then-boss Hillary Clinton and told her "Al Qaeda is on our side in Syria."
Why are US troops in Syria?
Donald Trump in 2019: "I left troops to take the oil. I took the oil."
The CIA deliberately supported al-Qaeda affiliated groups in Syria to "isolate the Syrian regime," according to a document belonging to the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) classified as “secret,” dated 12th August 2012.
The second joint Military Operations Center was in Turkey (a NATO member). Even Ankara's allies say Turkey let fighters and arms over the border, some of whom went to join ISIS.
🇺🇸🏴 As we were fixated on Trump receiving Julani in the White House, something far more consequential unfolded: the IMF — the world’s economic hit man — just stepped into Syria.
Let me break it down. 1/16🧵
Kristalina Georgieva, the head of the IMF, met with Julani. And if you know what the IMF really is, that meeting tells you more about Syria’s future than any handshake in DC ever could. 2/16
The IMF isn’t just a development bank. Zbigniew Brzezinski in The Grand Chessboard openly describes institutions like the IMF as tools of US geopolitical power. 3/17
🚨 I don't know about you, but when the former head of Mossad, Yossi Cohen, sits down before a camera and boasts about booby-trapping and spying on electronic equipment ALL OVER THE WORLD, we should stop pretending this is normal.
1. What Cohen admitted in that interview isn’t a small tactical boast; it’s an open confession of a global sabotage doctrine hiding behind the mask of “innovation.”
2. “Do you know how much treated equipment we have in these countries?” he smirked. “Not only booby-trapped, but spy-manipulated equipment… in all countries you can imagine.”
All the countries you can imagine.
That means yours, mine, and everyone else’s.
🚨🏴 Abu Muhammad al-Julani built an Islamic Emirate by importing foreign Takfiri jihadists.
Now, on Western request, he’s trying to deport them. Shockingly, the Takfiris didn’t appreciate the customer-service downgrade.
Here’s how Julani’s Takfiristan turned on itself. 🧵
1. I sometimes imagine the world as one big geopolitical lab experiment — a place where men in suits, far from any frontline, play with lives the way a child plays with matches.
2. Syria was one of those experiments. And, as with all experiments designed by foreign policy geniuses, it ended exactly as you’d expect: in fire, ruin, and endless press releases about “democracy.”
🚨 The rapprochement between Julani’s Syria and Russia is a transaction born of exhaustion in a much longer Turkish game that ultimately aims to push Russian influence out of the Mediterranean.
WATCH this video to learn when Türkiye will make its move against Moscow. 🧵
1- Turkey’s rise in the Syrian war didn’t happen by accident. It was the result of strategic patience; a long game played beneath the chaos.
2- For decades, Turkey was NATO’s southeastern stronghold and the West’s gatekeeper to the Middle East.
🚨Ever wondered why Hamas exists in Gaza? Because Israel made sure the alternative—Palestine’s secular, rights-based liberation movement—was eliminated.
Here's the story they won’t tell you 🧵
1. In the 60s & 70s, Palestine had a secular, revolutionary movement. Writers, artists, organizers framed it as part of the global anti-colonial struggle.
This was never “Muslims vs. Jews.”
It was colonized vs colonizer.
2. Figures like Ghassan Kanafani gave Palestinians a language the world understood: exile, dispossession, return, dignity.
He connected Palestine to Algeria, South Africa, and Vietnam.