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In Syria US, Nato and terrorist al-Qaida have been, and still are, working hand in glove
James Franklin Jeffrey, US Special Representative for Syria Engagement
from August 17 2018 – November 13 2020
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PETER MASON is exhilarated by an exciting, well-considered and historically minded tribute to the great Trinidadian instrument
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World War in Syria: Global Conflict on Middle Eastern Battlefields
by AB Abrams
Clarity Press, £19.57
THIS remarkable book sheds fresh light on the ongoing conflict in Syria and presents evidence that this is no civil war but is in fact a war of aggression by Nato powers and its allies.
By the end of 2009, the governments of Britain, the US, France, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Israel, and Jordan had all begun preparing operations to forcefully topple the Syrian government.
All deployed special forces into Syrian territory to support anti-government forces from the war’s outset.
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