
Preemptive propaganda blaming America for coming attacks on Syria all in a day's work for a former KGB official
Putin propaganda hits first, claiming US plans heinous attacks on Syria

Putin has no conscience when it comes to advancing his ambitions
Nero blamed Rome burning on the Christians; Hitler blamed the Reichstag burning on the Jews. A good student of history, Putin blames upcoming chemical weapon attacks in Syria on President Trump. The proof of Putin's involvement is his displaying foreknowledge of an event decent Americans, of which President Trump is one, would never contemplate--that of gassing innocent people. Putin has no conscience when it comes to advancing his ambitions. Unfortunately, our previous presidents did little to thwart him when he rolled through Georgia and Crimea (that's "Korea," if you're Maxine Waters), destabilizing further an already unstable region. Moving chess pieces through the Eastern European, Caucasus and Middle Eastern states is all to gain a more solid foothold in the world energy supply lines. With pirates roaming the Strait of Malacca, the South China Sea and the waters off the Horn of Africa, the oil shipping lanes are more dangerous than ever making proposed pipeline routes from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean of utmost importance in the new world of energy transport. And Russia plans to be a major player, just as China is playing the waiting game literally building islands in disputed seas where major trade routes cross, to inserting themselves by way of a naval base in Djibouti at the mouth of the Red Sea on the Gulf of Aden.Read next: Curious how propaganda works? Public broadcaster vs State broadcaster?
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