"the vast majority of ordinary people are acutely aware and implacably against any further war-making propaganda stunts. The British parliamentary vote against military action in Syria is reflective of the public anger and indignation against unaccountable rulers constantly banging the drums of war.
Polls show that the majority of ordinary citizens in the US, Britain and France in particular are firmly opposed to any military intervention in Syria, yet their rulers insist that they have the «moral authority» to fire cruise missiles and launch air strikes on the strife-torn Arab country – a strife that has been covertly fomented and exacerbated by the these same Western powers, resulting in more than 100,000 deaths over the past 30 months."
Turkey: Limited Attack on Syria will not satisfy us
Russia: Any Military Strike on Syria is inadmissible. While the head of the Russian parliament’s International Affairs Committee, Alexei Pushkov, said that U.S. President Barack Obama should lose his Nobel Prize (awarded in 2009) if the United States attacks Syria without an approval by the United Nations (UN), some spokespersons for UN agencies have stated that the employees are continuing their work in Syria despite the increased rhetoric of war and threats by Washington and Paris to use military force against the Arab country. Read More »
Syria: US accusations about Chemical Attack are false
Pushkov: Obama should lose Nobel Prize if US starts war on Syria. While the Syrian government in the capital Damascus has yet again rejected the allegations by Washington that the Syrian governance was behind the recent chemical weapons attack (poison gas) near the capital, one could hear from a Russian lawmaker a very understandable remark – Alexei Pushkov, head of the Russian parliament’s International Affairs Committee, said that the U.S. President Barack Obama should lose the Nobel Prize if Washington attacks Syria without an approval by the United Nations (UN).Read More »
Syria: Western Warmongers Can’t Launder their Lies Any More
The British parliament’s rejection of military action in Syria this week may be just enough to halt the manic march to all-out war – a war that many fear would not only engulf the Middle East region, but could lead to a global conflagration. The manic march is under the orders of the imperial rulers in Washington, London and Paris – in apparent defiance of a global consensus that is sick of endless, illegal, bankrupting wars conducted by these unaccountable rogue Western regimes. Read More »
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