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Daily Stormer
December 21, 2016
Kerry wasn’t invited, huh?
Under the great leadership of our African overlord Obongo, America has gone from being a world superpower to being relegated to the sidelines of international diplomacy.
Embarrassed yet, White Man?
It seems this Syrian war thing is wrapping up, and the side backed by the US – the terrorists – has lost big time.
Russia, Iran and Turkey met in Moscow on Tuesday to work toward a political accord to end Syria’s nearly six-year war, leaving the United States on the sidelines as the countries sought to drive the conflict in ways that serve their interests.
Secretary of State John Kerry was not invited. Nor was the United Nations consulted.
Why would they have been consulted?
The UN is a part of the old globalist world order. Whatever power they once had is dwindling fast. Experts believe it may soon simply be replaced with a skype chatroom.
With pro-Syrian forces having made critical gains on the ground, the new alignment and the absence of any Western powers at the table all but guarantee that President Bashar al-Assad will continue to rule Syria under any resulting agreement, despite President Obama’s declaration more than five years ago that Mr. Assad had lost legitimacy and had to be removed.
STRAIGHT CUCKED!
Obama’s threats and demands were nothing but empty air. His words meant nothing.
Mr. Obama’s reluctance to back that demand with more involvement as the war escalated leaves Washington with little leverage on a geopolitical crisis as President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to take office.
The “geopolitical crisis,” as they call it, was caused by American meddling in the Middle East on behalf of the Jews. And now, Russia has pretty much single-handedly resolved it.
The real crisis, if there is one, is that now everyone can clearly see that all these neocon wars served no real purpose except to waste trillions of dollars and get our sons killed. And the people aren’t too happy about that, let me tell you.
The price for that failure is that now Russia could become the most powerful foreign actor in the Middle East, instead of America.
