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13/04/17

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Originally posted by KickingGoals ↑

Anytime the MSM tries to tell you someone is Evil (take a deeper look) and must go while our own governments are saturated with evil, it should raise a red flag. Take that kind of language as a hint to look deeper. Unless one wants to believe they are doing these things for the people of a particular country or region. I would consider that to be naive.

Why does the West desperately want Assad gone? That is the question everyone should be asking if they don't already know the answer.
It is not for Humanitarian purposes as proven by the state we've left Libya in. They want these countries to be destabilized not stabilized. Mission accomplished in Libya. Russia and China learned from that and VETOED the same policies and outcomes in Syria.

What does the West really want??

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and why are the US and Saudi Arabia in bed together ?

why did Saidi Arabia fund Clinton's election costs ?

why does nobody comment on Saudi's attack on innocents in Yemen ?

have a good look at Saudi Arabia and US big money , you might find something

in the meanwhile we will keep swallowing the crap MSM feed us .......NOT !
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