Trump Pushes Back Against Neocon Plan to Invade Syria

[dannno]

White House Source: Trump Pushes Back Against Neo-Con Plan to Invade Syria

Troops massing as deep state plots regime change

Paul Joseph Watson | Infowars.com - April 10, 2017

The Trump administration is currently locked in a heated debate over whether to launch a full ground invasion of Syria, with hundreds of thousands of soldiers now massing.


According to White House sources who spoke to Infowars, Trump is reticent to see U.S. troops embroiled in yet another Middle East quagmire, but is under pressure from top neo-cons in his administration to prevent Russia from dominating the region as the fall of ISIS nears.

Trump has refused to agree to a no fly zone over Syria and does not want to directly attack Assad’s forces in Damascus. However, Assad is apparently backing away from a deal he made with the Pentagon four years ago to step down from power in order to prevent a U.S. military bombardment that Obama pushed for back in 2013.

The air strike ordered by Trump was apparently a reminder to Assad of the deal he struck to step down once jihadists had been defeated.

Troop numbers are now being massively escalated in western Iraq to reinforce this message, including the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit, to back up and cover the flank for U.S. Army ground forces in case of possible attack by Assad.

Trump’s response to the alleged chemical weapons attack allowed him to look decisive and was a show of strength towards China and North Korea. It also served to temporarily silence the repeated accusations that he is in collusion with Russia.

Trump’s aim with the air strike was to destroy Syria’s remaining chemical weapons to make Assad follow through on the deal. If he didn’t act, Trump would have been eviscerated by his critics as being equally as weak as Obama.

However, increasingly prominent neo-cons within the administration, led by National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster, are exploiting the circumstances to maneuver Trump into a position where he is pressured into green lighting a full scale ground war, an attack on Damascus and a confrontation with Russia.

If Trump allows himself to be manipulated in this way, it will undoubtedly destroy his presidency and leave him with a legacy on a par with George W. Bush.

As Mike Cernovich’s sources confirm, “McMaster is manipulating intelligence reports given to President Donald Trump” and is “plotting how to sell a massive ground war in Syria to President Trump with the help of disgraced former CIA director and convicted criminal David Petraeus.”

Trump sees resolving the Syrian civil war as imperative because Syria is a gateway into Turkey, whose Islamist government is exploiting the chaos to exacerbate the refugee crisis and force Europe into capitulation to Muslim colonization.

However, if neo-cons are able to assert their power and silence nationalist voices within the Trump administration like Steve Bannon, who opposes regime change in Syria, the consequences of toppling Assad will be completely disastrous for both Trump and the entire region.

https://www.infowars.com/trump-pushe...-invade-syria/

[CPUd]

Legit

[timosman]

Trump read his twitter feed for the first time?

[dannno]

Legit

Like your election polling

[dannno]

Trump read his twitter feed for the first time?

..first time in a couple months probably

[AuH20]

So many mixed messages, but with McMaster as the prime conduit for real-time intel, I'm not encouraged.

[CPUd]

Will he be able to convince Jared and Ivanka?

[timosman]

Will he be able to convince Jared and Ivanka?

This could end up in a divorce.

[phill4paul]

The air strike ordered by Trump was apparently a reminder to Assad of the deal he struck to step down once jihadists had been defeated

Oh, THAT was the reason. See I thought it was because of his daughter. Or Jared. Or ................the children.

[dannno]

Oh, THAT was the reason. See I thought it was because of his daughter. Or Jared. Or ................the children.

Yes, it is impossible for things to have multiple reasons.

[phill4paul]

Yes, it is impossible for things to have multiple reasons.

Could you work me up with a celestial chart explaining it?

[Brian4Liberty]

Trump’s response to the alleged chemical weapons attack allowed him to look decisive and was a show of strength towards China and North Korea. It also served to temporarily silence the repeated accusations that he is in collusion with Russia.

None of which are legal, moral or valid justifications.

[dannno]

None of which are legal, moral or valid justifications.

If it leads to peace, then it is HIGHLY preferable to the alternative, deep state route.

[parocks]

Fire McMaster!

Shouldn't Trump realize that what he needs to do right now with his foreign policy team is a hard reset, the point of this story is what, Trump has conflicts with his own employees who he hired. Now, he has saboteurs in the CIA who he doesn't know about, and his hand picked people apparently aren't doing what he wants. Get rid of them. Get the old ones back, get Bannon back and the one who just quit and get rid of McMaster and his allies.

Trump should know what's going on here, if what we're hearing is accurate, neocon snake weasels taking over the foreign policy. We don't want that. We'll take the ones that everyone calls nazis. They don't seem to like the war as much.

[dannno]

Fire McMaster!

Shouldn't Trump realize that what he needs to do right now with his foreign policy team is a hard reset, the point of this story is what, Trump has conflicts with his own employees who he hired. Now, he has saboteurs in the CIA who he doesn't know about, and his hand picked people apparently aren't doing what he wants. Get rid of them. Get the old ones back, get Bannon back and the one who just quit and get rid of McMaster and his allies.

Trump should know what's going on here, if what we're hearing is accurate, neocon snake weasels taking over the foreign policy. We don't want that. We'll take the ones that everyone calls nazis. They don't seem to like the war as much.

I would love to see Trump go on a firing spree, they should film it like on The Apprentice. So far it has been other people in his administration who have been behind getting rid of some of his better picks. I would think that stopping that cold would be Trump's best option, but he may be thinking of something else. Hopefully it involves getting rid of most of these people.

[TheCount]

Oooh now his supporters can convince themselves that Trump really is anti-interventionist because yeah he spent $100 mill in missiles hitting a Syrian airfield, but at least he didn't do more. Double bonus Trumpkin points if you include "and Hillary would have done done more" at the end of the justification.

[CPUd]

Fire McMaster!

Shouldn't Trump realize that what he needs to do right now with his foreign policy team is a hard reset, the point of this story is what, Trump has conflicts with his own employees who he hired. Now, he has saboteurs in the CIA who he doesn't know about, and his hand picked people apparently aren't doing what he wants. Get rid of them. Get the old ones back, get Bannon back and the one who just quit and get rid of McMaster and his allies.

Trump should know what's going on here, if what we're hearing is accurate, neocon snake weasels taking over the foreign policy. We don't want that. We'll take the ones that everyone calls nazis. They don't seem to like the war as much.

Why would he want to get rid of these guys when everyone who used to be mean to him are now going on the shows masturbating to his missile videos? And out of all those missiles fired, he didn't really do much damage, probably just some empty oil drums and decommissioned planes got hit. If they were truly doing damage, wouldn't Jared and the military generals back out instead of sending more weapons there?

[ghengis86]

If it leads to peace, then it is HIGHLY preferable to the alternative, deep state route.

I disagree with that premise. And it sounds like wishful thinking. I really, really, REALLY want you to be right, I really do. Some $#@!ing 37D chess. And I'll eat my hat and post the video if you're right. But seriously man, come on. This screams "new boss, same as the old boss". Even if we got "our guy" in, they are fallible, corruptible, humans. It's the system that's $#@!ed. This should be clear by now, especially with Trump.

Again, hope you're right, but reality says otherwise. Cheers.

[phill4paul]

If it leads to peace, then it is HIGHLY preferable to the alternative, deep state route.

There is no peace in the middle-east. Only thing that matters is if America wastes blood and treasure trying to create that which is unattainable.

[dannno]

There is no peace in the middle-east. Only thing that matters is if America wastes blood and treasure trying to create that which is unattainable.

Ya it would help if we didn't arm them too.

[phill4paul]

Ya it would help if we didn't arm them too.

Ya. It would.

[AuH20]

Fire McMaster!

Shouldn't Trump realize that what he needs to do right now with his foreign policy team is a hard reset, the point of this story is what, Trump has conflicts with his own employees who he hired. Now, he has saboteurs in the CIA who he doesn't know about, and his hand picked people apparently aren't doing what he wants. Get rid of them. Get the old ones back, get Bannon back and the one who just quit and get rid of McMaster and his allies.

Trump should know what's going on here, if what we're hearing is accurate, neocon snake weasels taking over the foreign policy. We don't want that. We'll take the ones that everyone calls nazis. They don't seem to like the war as much.

I have a strong suspicion that Pence and Cotton forced McMaster on Trump because he's not too shrewd on potential employee research. It's already been confirmed that Cotton personally recommended him to the POTUS.

[parocks]

Why would he want to get rid of these guys when everyone who used to be mean to him are now going on the shows masturbating to his missile videos? And out of all those missiles fired, he didn't really do much damage, probably just some empty oil drums and decommissioned planes got hit. If they were truly doing damage, wouldn't Jared and the military generals back out instead of sending more weapons there?

Well, those people who used to be mean to him aren't voting for him. They just are forcing Trump to do what they want. Trump may (or may not) lose support from the people who actually voted him, and he might want to avoid losing.

Fire McMaster. It's an easy solution. It might not be a real solution, but it's an easy one to explain. We don't like the policy, we can blame it on McMaster. Get rid of that specific neocon guy we don't like, replace with someone who isn't a neocon.

[merkelstan]

"The war agenda is going ahead with or without you, Mr. Trump. The only decision you have is whether you want to stay the President of the USA"

[CPUd]

Well, those people who used to be mean to him aren't voting for him. They just are forcing Trump to do what they want. Trump may (or may not) lose support from the people who actually voted him, and he might want to avoid losing.

Fire McMaster. It's an easy solution. It might not be a real solution, but it's an easy one to explain. We don't like the policy, we can blame it on McMaster. Get rid of that specific neocon guy we don't like, replace with someone who isn't a neocon.

Well he doesn't need votes from the commoners right now, he needs votes from the Congress for his trillion dollar infrastructure and historic military buildup and we don't even know if he runs for a second term, though he's raising money for it anyway. By 2020 people will have forgotten all about this nasty stuff and will vote for the candidate who will protect them from the terrorists and globalist antifa protesters.

[Origanalist]

This is pathetic.

[timosman]

"The war agenda is going ahead with or without you, Mr. Trump. The only decision you have is whether you want to stay the President of the USA"

Would they be so mean to him?

[TheCount]

"The war agenda is going ahead with or without you, Mr. Trump. The only decision you have is whether you want to stay the President of the USA"

Are all of these blog posts and infowars articles just Trump fan fiction?

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

Are all of these blog posts and infowars articles just Trump fan fiction?

Are all of your posts liberal and social justice warrior fan fiction?

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

Oooh now his supporters can convince themselves that Trump really is anti-interventionist because yeah he spent $100 mill in missiles hitting a Syrian airfield, but at least he didn't do more. Double bonus Trumpkin points if you include "and Hillary would have done done more" at the end of the justification.

Still butt hurt because your boy Hillary lost?