Það þíðir ekkert að tala við Trump, ef hann stjórnar ekki Bandaríkjunum, segir Assad. Deep State stjórnar síðan Nixon var forseti, og ef til vill lengra aftur í tímann. (Sesar, Jesú við víxlarana í Musterinu, og A Linkoln, varu í sömu baráttunni. jg)

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Assad: Why talk to Trump if he doesn’t control the US?

Published time: 10 May, 2018 10:16 Edited time: 11 May, 2018 07:36

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Meeting with Donald Trump would be pointless because the deep state – not the president – controls the US, Bashar Assad said in an interview. He noted that the agenda of the deep state is to create conflict aimed against Russia.

In an exclusive interview with Athens daily Kathimerini, Assad said there was no reason to meet face-to-face with Trump, since the US president “says something today, and does the opposite tomorrow,” and is likely not even  in control of policy decisions.

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“[W]e don’t think the president of that regime is in control,” Assad told the paper, referring to Trump.

“We all believe that the deep state, the real state, is in control, or is in control of every president, and that is nothing new.

It has always been so in the United States, at least during the last 40 years, at least since Nixon, maybe before, but it’s becoming starker and starker, and the starkest case is Trump.”

Assad also dismissed the possibility of a third world war breaking out in Syria, telling the Greek newspaper that Moscow’s levelheadedness has so far prevented a catastrophic escalation – even as the US aims to expand the conflict.

Asked directly if he was concerned about the possibility of a third world war, Assad replied:

“No, for one reason: Because fortunately, you have a wise leadership in Russia, and they know that the agenda of the deep state in the United States is to create a conflict.

Since Trump’s campaign, the main agenda was against Russia, create a conflict with Russia, humiliate Russia, undermine Russia, and so on,” the Syrian president said.

Assad ended the interview by vowing to reunify Syria and restore its sovereignty, adding that the US, France, UK, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey are ultimately responsible for the seven-year war and must be held accountable for supporting “terrorists” fighting in Syria.