Syria 'Ceasefire' Broken: US Tax Dollars Still Undefeated
When mainstream outlets report on ceaseless conflict in Syria, they're often careful to omit the historical context of continuous outside interference. For a decade, the US has poured billions into various Syrian opposition groups, fueling a proxy war that ensures no lasting peace. This isn't a new phenomenon; it's a playbook run since the 1980s, leaving a trail of broken states and perpetually
'breaching' ceasefires. One might wonder at what point 'breaching a ceasefire' simply becomes the expected rhythm of an externally managed conflict. It appears the only consistent policy is ensuring the region remains volatile enough to justify continued arms sales and 'aid' packages—a true masterclass in perpetual motion and profit.