What Happens When the Rebels have their War

The scam is revealed here.

All the MSM pundits have to do is ask this question and the Syrian War scam will come tumbling down.

The scam, among many, is to get the USA in this war.

Just ask this question:

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AND IF THE REBELS WIN AND THE Islamists don’t accept the government (Just as it happened in Afghanistan) and they start a war with the moderate rebels?

Will the US get in that war?

Of course they will!

Case closed!

reply to post by Willtell


arm the rebels arm Assad 2 birds with 1 stone oh wait that's already happening.

What Happens When the Rebels have their War

When the rebels (the Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda) win they'll try to install a sharia government in Syria. And then our government, which will finally be rid of Obama in 2016, will say that it's not acceptable. So we'll bomb Syria again to be rid of them.

NO END.

reply to post by Willtell

The "rebels" are islamists, or how would you categorize AQ?

reply to post by FlyersFan


That’s the point I am making. That’s the method the NATO\USA\ISRAEL Axis is planning on to get in the war full force.

NO one in the MSM is discussing this point.

Because if they do extensively, the Obama and Kerry scam will be exposed.

reply to post by Willtell


If the Sunni rebels were to Seize power they will be used as a counterbalance against the Shiite Iran

reply to post by Willtell

Only thing .. Israel doesn't want us to go into Syria. If we go into Syria ... Syria will nail Israel and they know it. Israel is sitting very quiet and still. It's trying not to draw attention to itself. (with good reason). Saudi Arabia and Qatar want us to come in and whoop Syria (and Iran and Russia).

Syria - it comes down to oil pipelines and religion

reply to post by Willtell


Egypt...We watched that exact scenario unfold in Egypt...a infinitely more important country than Syria and also a strategic ally...and we did not send troops. First the Islamists took power, then a second smaller revolution, know a pseudo-military dictatorship again...soon to be followed by another smaller rebellion...Revolutions of this sort are not a single event, they have several "aftershocks" before a new government settles out.

From everything I have read...yes the Moderates will take power if the rebels win...and yes the extremists amongst the rebels will fight for more or complete power...but we will not directly intervene. Russia won't back the extremists, they will look to get down to business with the new government there, they need Syria stable.

We didn't interfere with the craziness in Egypt post revolution, and we certainly won't interfere in Syria.

Originally posted by FlyersFan
reply to post by Willtell

 

Only thing .. Israel doesn't want us to go into Syria. If we go into Syria ... Syria will nail Israel and they know it. Israel is sitting very quiet and still. It's trying not to draw attention to itself. (with good reason). Saudi Arabia and Qatar want us to come in and whoop Syria (and Iran and Russia).

Syria - it comes down to oil pipelines and religion

Syria will threaten Israel, but they will never act. Israel isn't like the US...they care not about international laws, UN approval etc. Syria so much as throws a stone in their direction and Israel will rain down on them with everything they have. Syria knows it.

reply to post by ColCurious


That's what I said. I agree.

reply to post by Indigo5


But the only reason, in your scenario, that the US wouldn’t intervene there is because of the pressure of the people NOT to get in another war.

If the Islamist rebels are beating the moderate rebels I think the US would again pull out the propaganda machine, “It will be a bloodbath if we let the Islamists win” and the eventuality of US joining the war to crush the Islamists would be too great.

They always get their wars

Egypt is a different matter. They likely have control over Egypt because of the billion a year or so they give the Military. Plus they have been an ally for years.

Egypt is a different game, also, they have always had inroads into the MB.

Syria is more difficult and vital to them because of economic reasons, Israel, and the war against Iran.