In a recent episode of The StoneZONE, host Roger Stone and guest co-host Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief of the Illinois Review, engaged in a comprehensive discussion with General Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor, about the current situation in Syria and the United States’ involvement in the region.
General Flynn highlighted the complexities of the Syrian conflict, emphasizing that many groups labeled as “Syrian rebels” are, in fact, Islamic extremists. He pointed out that these factions have received substantial support, including arms and direction, from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). This support has inadvertently strengthened extremist elements within the region, complicating the conflict further.
The conversation also addressed the dire situation faced by Christian communities in Syria. Roger Stone expressed concerns about the safety of hundreds of thousands of Christians, noting reports of executions and persecution. General Flynn underscored the importance of understanding the geopolitical dynamics at play and the unintended consequences of foreign interventions.
For a more in-depth analysis of the U.S. role in Syria and its implications, watch the full episode of The StoneZONE featuring General Michael Flynn.
