The Syrian kaleidoscope is confusing

The many useful analogy to report a conditions in Syria that keeps changing by a week is that of a kaleidoscope.

This reminds us of a mixed concentric circles of elements that make adult a Syrian inhabitant kaleidoscope, including, many particularly (take a low exhale here): some pro-regime Syrians and many anti-regime Syrians; ruins of Daesh, a absolute Al-Qaeda associate a Nusra Front, Ahrar al-Sham and other clever Islamist insurgent groups; Free Syrian Army elements; assorted Kurdish domestic and armed groups (some of that already announced skeleton for an unconstrained Kurdish segment in a north); internal genealogical army that emerge and disappear as a conditions demands; Turkish and Iranian groups and allies; American and other unfamiliar special army that spasmodic strike inside Syria; half a dozen unfamiliar atmosphere army that are aggressive half a dozen opposite groups in a nation and another half a dozen supply routes from informal countries that flue money, arms, logistical support and occasional fighters into Syria’s wars.

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