Syria’s two-month-old partial truce negotiated by Russia and
the US is near collapse. After nearly
five years of civil war, Aleppo is an open wound. The city has endured barrel bombs and
artillery fire reducing its landscape to rubble.
Aleppo is the center for the anti-Assad groups that are part
of a UN-negotiated settlement. If it falls,
all hopes for a peace negotiation will have been crushed
The
Assad regime, supported by its Russian and Iranian allies, has put great effort
into trying to retake Aleppo since parts of it fell to rebel forces in the
summer of 2012. .
Secretary of State John
“Lurch” Kerry vowed on Tuesday not to allow Syria’s largest city and
onetime moderate opposition stronghold to fall to the regime—even if that means
abandoning the fragile cease fire that US officials have been trying to uphold
in the war-torn nation.
“Lurch”, the same guy
who sold Israel, the Middle East and America down the river with the Iranian
nuclear arms deal declared, “If Assad’s strategy is to somehow think he’s going
to just carve out Aleppo and carve out a section of the country, I got news for
you and for him: this war doesn’t end.” He also suggested that if serious progress is
not made toward politically removing Putin’s puppet from power by August the
Obama Administration would have no other choice but to dramatically change its approach
to Syria’s 5-year-old civil war.
Kerry fancies himself
a coonskin-hat-wearin’, king-of-the-wild-frontier, Davy-Crockett-at-the-Alamo bad ass.
When The World’s Most
Dangerous Community Organizer drew the infamous red line in 2012 and then
backed down when the red line was crossed he ruined American credibility not just
in the Middle East but in Moscow, Tehran, Beijing, Pyongyang but elsewhere in
the world.
Former Defense
Secretary Robert Gates said, “The rest of the world must know that when the
president of the United States draws a red line, that it is dangerous, if not
fatal, to cross it.”
Since our president
is a gutless wonder, Ketchup Boy is yelling, “Remember the Aleppo!”
John, the Alamo didn’t
work out so good for Davy and your bombast is equally doomed. It’s time to get over yourself.
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