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West baits Russia aka BRIC blighting
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This is about u.s. domination of m.e. trade routes and oh, so many other things:
[link to www.presstv.com]
"The West doesn’t want to see peace in Syria. Whatever Kofi Annan wants, the Western powers don’t... They want to see more chaos. They want to see regime change and they want to see confrontation on a global scale with Russia.”
Lawrence Freeman, with the Executive Intelligence Review
"The ensuing crisis is Syria is the West’s scenario to provoke a global confrontation against Russia and other sovereign nations, an American political analyst tells Press TV.
In a Saturday interview, Lawrence Freeman, with the Executive Intelligence Review said, “Whatever Kofi Annan wants, pointed to the peace plan brokered by UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, saying, “The West doesn’t want to see peace in Syria. Whatever Kofi Annan wants, the Western powers don’t... They want to see more chaos. They want to see regime change and they want to see confrontation on a global scale with Russia.”
He argued that the financial cartels in London and Wall Street “do not want independent nation states and therefore this confrontation is really designed to lead to a war with Russia in which they would expect Russia to back down.”
“If they see Russia, China moving in a direction of scientific progress, infrastructure development, space exploration, economic development, that becomes a danger to their existence when their existence is in trouble,” Freeman added.
“Therefore, the situation inside Syria is one in which the people themselves and their aspirations and their desires for a better world are not being represented by the West,” the American political analyst pointed out.
The remarks come as Russia and China have reiterated that any decision on a transition of power in Syria should only be made by the Syrian people.
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