SOCIOPATHIC U.S. REGIME: “…if the terrorist gangs in Syria are in disarray … the peace talks in Geneva can not take place…”

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SOCIOPATHIC U.S. REGIME? NO, JUST CYNICAL WAR STRATEGY.

Washington never thought for one minute to achieve peace and détente in the region, but only and always destabilization, in its interest and in the interests of its allies.

The Obama administration and its Zionist-Wahhabis allies were hoping for a defeated Syrian government before Geneva, but the SAAF and the forces loyal to President Bashar Assad, backed by Russian air power, are winning and gaining ground against all the differents mercenary terrorist gangs…so… now the peace talks in Geneva cannot start…

It is clear as the sunlight that the US and its allies do not want peace, but more blood and suffering for the people of Syria and the Middle East, until the barbarism will reign sovereign.
(by SFP-WP chief editor)
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(by MoonOfAlabama) ~ When the Russian campaign in Syria started Obama promised that it would end in a quagmire. Various media and opinion writer picked up that narrative. It was false as Russia was and is executing a well thought out campaign.

The Obama administration and its anti-Syrian allies had hoped for a defeated Syrian government in Geneva that would agree to their capitulation conditions. They now have to change the narrative. Peace talks in Geneva, they now argue, can not take place because the Syrian government is winning. Headlines the Washington Post – Russian airstrikes are working in Syria — enough to put peace talks in doubt.

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“Ending humanitarian crisis in Syria impossible while some countries give haven to terrorists” ~ [Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN Bashar al-Jaafar]

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Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN Bashar al-Jaafari stressed that what the UN Security Council says about affirming Syria’s sovereignty and independence is being violated by a number of the Council’s member states.

“We can’t talk about ending the humanitarian crisis in Syria in light of the silence of some countries which make their territories as havens and passages for the terrorists, and in light of using terrorism by others as a tool to implement their special political agendas,” al-Jaafari noted.

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De Mistura, UN Envoy: “President al-Assad Part of the Solution in Syria”

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UN Special Envoy on Syria Staffan de Mistura asserted that the political solution is only solution for the crisis in Syria, that President al-Assad is part of that solution and he will continue to hold discussions with him.

Any peaceful solution to the crisis in Syria must involve President Bashar Assad, the United Nations envoy to Syria Staffan de Mistura said Friday.

“President Assad is part of the solution,” de Mistura told a joint press conference with Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz in Vienna.

“I will continue to have very important discussions with him,” he added, noting that “the only solution is a political solution.”

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