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‘West’s policy on Syria could ignite WWIII’


Published: 02 December, 2011, 23:46




Syrian pro-regime supporters dressed in military uniform stand in front of a mural of President Bashar al-Assad during a rally in Damascus on December 2, 2011 (AFP Photo / LOUAI BESHARA)


The situation in Syria is just a warm-up before a real confrontation, which will draw Russia and China into action, believes Lawrence Freeman from the Executive Intelligence Review magazine.

Russia and China are rightly worried about what is behind the policy of the US and its allies in Syria and Iran, Freeman told RT.

“President Obama is acting on a British geopolitical plan to force a confrontation with Russia and China, a military confrontation of which Syrian and Iran would nearly be the ignition point,” Freeman explained. “But the real goal is a war to stop the progress that Russia and China are engulfed in.”
Lawrence Freeman says that the International Criminal Court is being used as an instrument to carry out regime change with a smoke screen of human rights protection.

“The Russians and the Chinese are seeing this played out again and they are beginning to respond,” he said. “Especially the Russians, they are responding militarily by sending the Kuznetsov aircraft carrier to the Syrian borders.”

It is a risky game, Freeman admits, but he thinks that Russians are aware of the danger of what could happen if they do not do it.

“This could result – and I think the Russians and the Chinese are aware of this – this could result in World War III,” he said. “So this is extremely dangerous, and measures have to be taken now to stop these policies by President Obama and the British.”

Political analyst Marcus Papadopoulos agrees that Russia will not allow the situation in Syria to end up as it did in Libya.

“The difference between Syria and Libya is the Russian factor,” he told RT. “Russia has made it very clear that what happened Libya will not happen in Syria and they’ve already vetoed a resolution at this Security Council, so of course there’s going to be a lot more talk by the UN of what can be done but I think the Russian factor will prove to be a critical one”.

He also voiced his opinion on how to resolve the present crisis.
“What needs to happen is that the international community needs to act as a mediator between the Syrian government and the opposition parties,” he said. “And unfortunately it’s not helping – how the American, British and French governments are demonizing President Assad and they’re taking the side of the Syrian opposition.”


‘West’s policy on Syria could ignite WWIII’ — RT
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bashar the criminal is not liked by his own ppl and his so called supporters r very few and they will run away. he must leave his office sooner then later

russia and china they need to build relations with ppl of syria not with a dictator who is gonna fall either today or some years later

TARIQ
 
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bashar the criminal is not liked by his own ppl and his so called supporters r very few and they will run away. he must leave his office sooner then later

russia and china they need to build relations with ppl of syria not with a dictator who is gonna fall either today or some years later

TARIQ

Russia and China are only doing things in their best interests. They don't believe in interfering in other countries internal affairs.
Pakistan too would have done the same.
 
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Russia and China are only doing things in their best interests. They don't believe in interfering in other countries internal affairs.
Pakistan too would have done the same.

That is true and it their best interest r served when they have good relations with ppl of syria, bashar is killing his own ppl with no mercy and no one can deny it. it will not be a good decision to just help this regime blindly.

TARIQ
 
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