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Westerners are increasingly sceptical of the cock-and-bull stories about Russians poisoning Russians and Assad supposedly killing his own people. You're starting to remember the WMD lies and realizing that the Neocons always start their wars this way.
But beyond this there is a back story that escapes the keenest analysts and it needs to be exposed. In a word, I will show in the following that the Saudis are the underlying cause of US-waged wars and the Israelis are the pretext that keeps the American “Christian” Zionists from revolting against blatantly un-Christian foreign and military policies that threaten Christian populations in Iraq and Syria. The Saudis made an agreement with the US in 1973 whereby the US supposedly "defends" the royals and their oil fields in exchange for the Saudis’ charging only US dollars for their oil and keeping USD on reserve -- all supposedly to keep the dollar strong. It is only a theory that the Saudis can prop up the wilting dollar but it was believed implicitly by Nixon when he signed on to the deal and since then by the billionaires who run Wall Street. The fact is, the Saudis are getting much more than protection from this deal, aren't they? There is obviously more to the petrodollar agreement than just protection for the Saudi royal family and that part is not written down on paper. Look closely at the outcomes of all US wars outside the New World. They have had benefits only for the Saudis (and hence for Israel, whose interests happen to be in line with theirs), and particularly for their fanatical wish to spread Wahhabism/Salafism—the Sunni sects that all members of ISIS Al-Qaeda members and rebrandings subscribe to. All of them. All Sunnis, not a Shiite amongst them (though we are to believe that the Shiites are the terrorists and the Sunnis their poor helpless victims). That is why the US attacks and destroys national leaders who are either secular (like Saddam and Assad) or Shiite (like Assad again and Iran) and either refuse to enforce Sharia or who threaten US “interests,” which are identical to Saudi and Israeli interests as it happens (these include bowing to US banks and not starting national banks). Even Kosovo, whom few would expect to benefit the Saudis, started receiving "aid" from the Saudis just after the war, in the form of mosques and imams who preached Wahhabism – quite the opposite of the traditional more-tolerant Albanian and Kosovar brands of Islam. Thanks to this Saudi meddling, Kosovo is the region that has sent more jihadis to the Middle East than any other. It’s as plain as the nose on your face, but that is how the Neocons play – everything in the open, doing one thing – fighting Saudi-Israeli wars, saying another – declaring war on terror, and counting on a bottomless well of US Gulliblism for cover. After all, why else would the US wage war after war that it does not win, on asinine pretexts such as WMDs that never materialize, on unsubstantiated claims of chemical weapons, on the flimsy excuse that they must protect the Afghans from terrorists that the US cultivates elsewhere -- wars that ruin previously stable countries for no tangible purpose or reason and run up mountains of unpayable debt? You see, the US is gambling that their deal with the Saudi devil will enable them to keep running on QEs, ie, printing money, as long as the Saudis stick to their part of the bargain. The only benefit to the US is the use of Saudis as a prop for the dollar. But the Saudi monetary policy is a fragile thing, like Samson’s hair. In fact, the Chinese are the fly in the ointment. Quietly, they are offering countries like Egypt, for example, loans and deals denominated in yuan. The Russians, with their military policies, can also block the US dirty work in Syria. Recall Defence Secretary Gerasimov’s recent promise to retaliate if any country (meaning the US or allies) attacks Russian allies (meaning Assad or Russian advisers) in E. Ghouta. If the Chinese lure away the Saudis from the US bloc, or if Russia blocks the Neocons/Zios militarily (Putin's scary arms speech helps), or both, it is game over. The Saudi role is detailed here: http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/opinion/making-saudi-arabia-great-again-pt-1 The Israeli role is detailed here: http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/culture/the-worlds-most-dangerous-cult-its-not-wahhabism. The Saudi purchase of the Russian air defence system S-400s – despite US warnings not to deal with Russia -- shows that the US is losing its grip on Saudi Arabia. China’s reduction in the share of Saudi oil in its purchases is a shot over Saudi’s bow warning that China is not obliged to buy a single drop of Saudi oil and could harm the Saudi economy if it so desired. It is a game of Russian push-Chinese pull and something’s got to give. Thanks to its foolhardy past decisions, the US is beholden to the Saudi-Israel tag team, which explains the seeming irrationality of US war makers, and their desperation now that they are becoming blocked on all sides. Hence the proofless accusations of Russian poisoning and Syrian chemical weapons that fewer and fewer people are buying. Really, the gullibility of Western people is the last prop supporting the Neocons’ quest for war and chaos. You literally hold the key to peace. Relevant: The Saudi role in US-waged wars: http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/opinion/making-saudi-arabia-great-again-pt-1 http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/opinion/making-saudi-arabia-great-again-pt-2 http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/opinion/making-saudi-arabia-great-again-part-3 The Israeli role in US-waged wars: http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/culture/the-worlds-most-dangerous-cult-its-not-wahhabism http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/culture/the-worlds-most-dangerous-cult-its-not-wahhabism-part-ii http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/culture/the-worlds-most-dangerous-cult-its-not-wahhabism-part-iii http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/news--analysis/jesus-message-to-christian-zionists http://www.newsilkstrategies.com/news--analysis/every-president-has-nurtured-a-bogeyman-trumps-is-iran-part-iii
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