The Planned Invasion of Syria:
Are We on the Eve of
War?
Is the US Leading Saudi Arabia Down “the Kuwaiti Invasion Road”?
Global Research, February 13, 2016

For the first time in a long time I feel concerned and
worried about the prospect of war. The reaction of Saudi Arabia to the
Russian intervention in Syria has always been the wild card in the shifting
geopolitical power base in the Middle East. Turkey and Israel, along with
Saudi Arabia are the three countries with the most to lose because of a strong
alliance between Syria, Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia.
These three traditional American allies have been
accustomed to Western support in regards to their own specific regional goals
and ambitions. This support has been so staunch and counterproductive to
regional stability that “the growing comfort” between Iran and the US should be
both confusing and worrisome to Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
On the one hand the US is making agreements with Iran
and lifting sanction while on the other hand it is indirectly supporting Saudi
Arabia’s and Turkey’s proxy war against Syria. A war which Iran, along with the
support of Russia and Hezbollah, are resisting and countering with massive
aerial and ground support.



