Syrian Chief Flees To Moscow
Syria has fallen to a coalition of Islamic extremists supported by the CIA. The president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, has now fled. It’s being reported that he has turned up in Moscow. This is not shocking as Moscow faces the losses of its Syrian bases now that the insurgents have seized control.
Why would the United States, and presumably its ally Israel, support blood-thirsty insurgents who pose a threat to Syria’s large minority sects, including Christians and the Alawhites, a branch of the Shia Islam movement?
Why did this CIA-inspired insurgency come to a boil now? Michael Jaco, They had wanted to stage a coup in Syria back when Donald Trump was President before 2020, but Trump blocked that from happening. So presumably, they had to act now and not wait until he had returned and could once again stop them dead in their tracks.
Here, former CIA officer Michael Jaco describes the coup as an example of the “Deep State on the move again.” He calls it “a false flag” and also discusses some of the potential fallout, although much remains to be seen in the days and weeks ahead.
