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As the "Great Battle of Aleppo' approaches its end - which will probably come tomorrow - there could not be a sharper contrast between the way in which the news of the Syrian army's victory is being celebrated in Syria, and the gloom and anger with which it is being received in the West.Those who wish to see Al Qaeda and ISIS defeated are joyous. Those who have been supporting Al Qaeda and ISIS under the guise of "moderate rebels" are devastated.
In Aleppo itself film shows joyful Syrians flooding onto the streets to celebrate the Syrian army's victory and the coming end of the fighting in their city.
Meanwhile in the West UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who heads a UN Secretariat which has played an appalling role in supporting Western regime change agendas first in Libya and more recently in Syria, has issued a statement expressing his "grave concern" about atrocities supposedly perpetrated on civilians in a way that is clearly intended to place the blame on the Syrian authorities.
"Intelligence agencies have identified individuals with connections to the Russian government who provided WikiLeaks with thousands of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee and others, including Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, according to U.S. officials."The objective, according to the Post's perpetually anonymous sources, was this: "Those officials described the individuals as actors known to the intelligence community and part of a wider Russian operation to boost Trump and hurt Clinton's chances."
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