The Revolutionary Distemper in Syria That Wasn’t | what's left

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Oct 30, 2016, 4:35:57 PM10/30/16
to Ralph adamo, Michael Presti, Marti...@yahoo.com, it-just-keeps-...@googlegroups.com, Bradley, Patrick, Bob Turansky (E-mail), Dutty Boukman, Bill Lavender, Doug Roome
Gives you the history, back to 1948. One little excerpt:

https://gowans.wordpress.com/2016/10/22/the-revolutionary-distemper-in-syria-that-wasnt/

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Islamists played a lead role in drafting the Damascus Declaration in the mid-2000s, which demanded regime change. [25] In 2007, the Muslim Brothers, the archetypal Sunni political Islamist movement, which inspired Al-Qaeda and its progeny, Jabhat al Nusra and Islamic State, teamed up with a former Syrian vice-president to found the National Salvation Front. The front met frequently with the US State Department and the US National Security Council, as well as with the US government-funded Middle East Partnership Initiative, [26] which did openly what the CIA once did covertly, namely, funnel money and expertise to fifth columnists in countries whose governments Washington opposed.
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