Penetrating the Mists of Foreboding Shapes of Things to Come

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jun 29, 2021 at 19:45

Thank you, Robert, for reading past the preconditioning of the changing circumstances in a Middle East situation that has become so fluid that unless one is keeping a scorecard (good luck with that) in how the radical perspective is attempting to formulate a revived process that forces an Israel undergoing their own intensive modification for protecting their sovereignty; spotting the ulterior motive as you have, Robert, allows this observer some relief that someone else is watching out. Agreed; Egypt's al-Sissi is one to watch. But still to be watched is the underground, underlying, and underhanded schisms of conflicting ambitions of Islamic power, which has been scrutinized for the issues implicated here and is now not being perceived by the American 46th Administration's foreign policy makers for the lack of knowledge.
The messages from the American perspective is that enforcement of a EU/UN/G7 brokered assessment will likely be maneuvered into position once the issues in Syria and Lebanon are postured in relation to the Russian military investments still masquerading as expeditionary forays intended to promote the Russian interests as peacekeeping. That is the Iranian Islamic Regime's backup; that is the Shi'a influence that is hidden in Lebanon and Syria; that is why there is over-the-border hostilities with America's 46th Administrative Chief Executive's exchanges with Iranian Islamic Regime militants and their drone assets while liquidating assets from Bagram.
It is a new focus. This is what is shifting and who is watching? Who will be revealed as the protagonists; maybe as reader Robert points out, it is not necessarily all that much of a mystery

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