At a meeting of the core group of the Friends of Syria and the senior leadership of the Syrian National Coalition that took place December 13 in the UK, the Syrian opposition was confronted with a fait accompli that the West needs Assad.
NATO has expanded in the past because liberals assumed the alliance would never have to honor its new security guarantees, but Russia's recent power play shows that granting Ukraine NATO membership could put Russia and the West on a collision course.
When it became obvious that ideological infiltration, propaganda and“soft power” will not be able to overthrow, or even derail the extremely successful Chinese system, the West has gone‘hardcore', or at least,“semi-hardcore”(for now).
English-language sign on the road to see the bars, cafes, go to the door curtain printed cloth hanging from the bath, signs of Chinese and Western combined, these senses, feeling Songpan than many domestic cities also international.
If the Turkish President does not yield to the West, if he decisively pulls his country out of NATO, if he shuts down the Incirlik Air Base(with its 50 or so nuclear warheads), and especially if he then shares Turkish military facilities with the Russians, the West will definitely act forcefully, even brutally.
For the West, which feigns indignation in the wake of recent ISIS attacks on France, Tunisia, and Kuwait, while posing as the primary force engaged in war with ISIS directly, it would be a simple matter to close the Turkish-Syrian border with NATO troops to ensure ISIS was shut off completely from the supplies it depends on to maintain its fighting capacity.
The West- through proxies like Shinawatra and Thanathorn- seek to weaken or entirely remove Thailand's independent institutions including its courts, military, and constitutional monarchy- thus paving the way for unopposed economic“liberalization” and the co-opting of Thailand's foreign policy to rollback ties with Beijing, transforming the Southeast Asian state into a bulwark against China at its own expense.
The West celebrates such developments when it would otherwise condemn them as un-democratic, and Suu Kyi as an un-elected dictator- primarily because while the president will be subordinate to Suu Kyi, Suu Kyi will be subordinate to the US-British special interests that have spent decades building up her political movement leading to her ascension to power.
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