Anonymous With A World War 3 Update

Attempt at a summary:

The war in Syria against ISIS is essentially much bigger than just “extremist Islam stuff”. It’s a combination of 2 separate issues that have been going on in the country, one relates to religion, the other to oil and the global oil market.

Continue reading below:

Over the past couple of years there have been proposals (from Qatar backed by the West) for an oil pipeline from Saudi-Arabia through Jordan and Syria into Turkey (and Europe). This, proposed, pipeline would strengthen the US and weaken Russia’s position on the global oil market because Europe currently heavily relies on Russian natural gas for fuel. Assad rejected these plans and instead proposed (and started constructing) his own pipeline going through Iran and Iraq. This oil pipeline instead will do the opposite by strengthening Russia’s position due to their alliance with Iraq, Iran and Assad.

It’s also during these past couple of years that the religious rebels started their uprising against Syrian president Assad, with ISIS becoming the main face. It’s important to note that ISIS Muslims are Sunni Muslims. They’re fighting against the Shia (Assad) regime, which is a more moderate branch of Islam. In the region, Saudi-Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and Turkey are also considered Sunni (By majority of population/regime). Syria is considered Shia, as are Iran and Iraq.

Saudi-Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Turkey, Israel and the US have been aiding these rebels (ISIS) in many different ways, though never official. (examples are given in the video) There’s common religious ground, oil pipeline interests or both.

In 2015, when ISIS started to earn between 1 and 2 million dollars a day off -conquered- oil sales (to presumably Turkey), the US turned a blind eye. Russia instead retaliated in November 2015 by targeting ISIS oil convoys heading into Turkey. Turkey “retaliated” by shooting down a Russian fighter jet which supposedly violated Turkish airspace. (I guess these are the first proposed acts of war between Russia and “the West”) In response, Russia released satellite images claiming Turkey is smuggling ISIS oil. The US dismissed this evidence, without much follow up.

That’s pretty much where we’re at today, however tension is building, as the video wraps up in the last few minutes:

With the Russian army already dug-in in Syria fighting ISIS, it’s hard for the US and Europe to find “an angle” of entrance. If Assad wins the war and beats ISIS, there’s the possibility that Russia will replace the US dominance in the entire region, triggering a collapse of the petrodollar. (As a result of the pipeline finishing) This is unacceptable for the US.

Then the video finishes with snippets of Hillary saying she will go to war with Russia if she has to, Putin his famous speech from last month (which definitely gets a more deep and eerie meaning) and video-clips of the tension at Russian borders in recent months.