|
Saw a documentary about Syria yesterday, filmed last summer.
You can hear the bias in the reporters commentary, but the pictures and people he talks to show the opposite:
- Assads territory that is untouched looks like a western society. Lots of young women without scarfs, no islamic law, etc.
- People on the streets in border regions are in fear of long distance missiles the rebels (backed by the US) are firing at them.
- Before this orchestrated artificial rise against Assad, the people said they were happy and nothing was wrong.
It's the same as Iraq before US went in to overthrow Saddam because he started trading oil in Euros instead of dollars. Nothing was wrong there, it was a western-like society just like Syria.
All these dictators have a thing in common: They don't like islamic extremists and they had their countries under control. It seems that for this culture dictators are the only thing that works, to net let savages get control.
A 'democratically elected' puppet placed by the US does not work for the people. The US places them so they can make deals for oil and make sure the dollar is used for trading in it. In this process we see that the savages see their chance and take power: The rise of ISIS, the destruction of the region, mass immigration to Europe and terrorism.
Shitty business plan.
|