So, you want to volunteer to go kill people...

Editor's note: Let the reality of that sink in for a minute. When you return, if you return - with an arm or a leg missing and half your face burned off, the reality will sink in - deep. You would have to know the contractual relationship between the state of Syria and the US oil corporation Conoco to understand why the US corporation has its now compromised corporate storm troopers (contract enforcers) including private contractors ("operators") in Syria. The US is not fighting terrorist groups in the region. The US will use every pretext at its disposal to protect Conoco's gas and oil interests in Syria. In many cases, the US created, trained then provided Islamic radicals and lunatics in the region the logistics to prosecute a "terror war" against the state of Syria in 2011 that has been raging for 12 years. This international gangster war killing thousands of Syrians, ripping up civilian infrastructure and uprooting millions is still ongoing. You can't sit down with these corporations to discuss or negotiate anything with them. These corporations protected by US military corporate storm troopers (romantic concepts about patriotism) and "operators" (euphemism for hired guns perpetuated by Hollywood) want the keys to your house, your car, your possessions and your life if necessary with nothing paid in return. Then threaten to burn down your property and kill your family if they so deem unless you completely acquiesce.

US corporate storm troopers ("operators") protecting Conoco gas and oil assets in Syria backed by the United States of Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, LCAAP (employees here do not fully comprehend the horrific consequences of what war really is), Olin, American Ordnance, BAE Systems, Northrup Grumman, Booz Allen Hamilton, General Atomics, and Raytheon.

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Source: Oil Price

U.S. Shoots Down Iranian-Made Drone Conoco Gas Field In Syria

By ZeroHedge | February 15, 2023

The Pentagon has revealed that on Tuesday US forces fired on and took down an alleged 'Iranian-made' drone that was threating a base in Syria where US troops are stationed.

The base is located in northeastern Syria, and the drone flew toward Mission Support Site Conoco, named for the huge gas field that US-backed forces have for years occupied in Deir Ezzor province.

US forces have occupied the major Conoco gas field, among Syria's largest which chiefly supplied Syria's population, for years under the guise of a 'counter-ISIS' mission. via AFP

US Central Command said the drone was shot down mid-afternoon on Tuesday, following several recent attacks on US positions in the region, and also amid a spate of attacks at the Syria-Iraq border base of al-Tanf.

One of the biggest recent incidents at Conoco gas field involved an August skirmish wherein the US counter-attacked against what were believed to be Iran-backed fighters. The Pentagon at the time said it took out four enemy militants and destroyed rocket launchers.

It's unclear whether the attacks have indeed originated from 'Iranian militias' or else Syrian nationalist militias, or perhaps both, given the close alliance and cooperation among Iranian operatives and Syrian forces.

CENTCOM took the rare step in this latest instance of publishing photographs of what appears a large drone over US positions, and it going up in flames after being engaged by US forces.

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Killed at least 19. 19 of who? How many more were killed? We will never know. Pilots taking orders do not necessarily concern themselves with the details. They have a mission...

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