ed note–as always, a volcanic eruption of important info that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, despite the fact that Sharaa used to be Israel’s ‘point man’ in ISIS, that is no longer the case. Trump owns him lock, stock, and barrel, and as such, he is now there to do POTUS’ bidding in the region, not the least of which includes plans for creating an Arab/Islamic military alliance along the lines of NATO in order to box in and contain the feral, inbred Jewish terrorists now occupying historic Palestine.
The fact that POTUS DJT has already given security/mutual defense guarantees to Qatar and Saudi Arabia was the opening indicator of what he ultimately plans to do, a broad ‘peace plan’ and ‘ultimate deal’ that, when complete, will undoubtedly resemble America’s overarching influence over NATO as the ultimate guarantor of the alliance’s strength and efficacy.
And no, ladies and Gentile-men, despite whatever ‘expert’ analysis might arise out of this concerning how POTUS DJT is doing all of this to ‘please his Jewish masters’, this is not the case, AT ALL. The Jews are furious over the prospect of the surrounding nations forming an alliance against Israel with US backing, and therefore it will be nothing less than a miracle if the heads of the various Islamic nations with which POTUS DJT is negotiating for this Arab/Islamic NATO do not find themselves suffering the same fate as Egypt’s Anwar Sadat in 1981, the guns, bullets and shooters of course being provided by the terrorist Jewish state.
Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa has expressed his hopes of developing bilateral relations with Egypt and Iraq. He described the current level of relations with both countries as ‘acceptable’ but said they need to advance to a ‘more developed and higher stage.’
Al-Sharaa made these remarks while meeting a delegation from Damascus on Sunday evening to mark ‘Liberation Day.’ He also outlined the foundations of Syria’s new foreign policy, which aims to achieve a broad regional and international balance.
He said: ‘The new Syria has generated a type of balance in relations that was not possible over the past hundred years.’ He added: ‘Today, the whole world no longer looks at Damascus in vain.’
Al-Shaara described Syria’s relations with the United States, Russia, and China as ‘good,’ adding: ‘Everyone is satisfied, and things are going well.’ He also mentioned positive ties with France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Spain, calling them ‘active countries.’
On a regional level, he said Syria has ‘ideal’ relations with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Regarding Egypt and Iraq, he noted: ‘Relations are acceptable, and, God willing, they will develop to a higher and stronger level.’