State Department Doublespeak? Kerry, “US not after regime change in Syria, but Assad must go”; Lavrov, “Fight against terror must not be held hostage to future of Assad’ “

These two seem to highlight the way “THE USA CORP” representatives continually try to spin the conversation so they get what they want. Never mind that Assad was elected with 90% of the popular vote. Anyway, all of these things are now being rapidly and instantaneously exposed, so things are changing.

Below are titles and a couple highlights. Note that in the first article highlights, I’ve added my own comments in red.

‘US not after regime change in Syria, but Assad must go’ – Kerry to Russian TV (RT, 12-19-15)

““We are not trying to do a regime change [BS]. We are not engaged in a color revolution [BS]. We’re not engaged in trying to interfere in another country [BS] … We’re trying to make peace,” he explained. [No regime change? So all you want is for the democratically-elected PRESIDENT to step down?  That’s major regime change, in my book.]

““Russia can’t stop the war with Assad there because Assad attracts the foreign fighters. Assad is a magnet for terrorists, because they’re coming to fight Assad,” he said [all BS]. [Who created Daesh? Who put the terrorists there? Who supported the terrorists? Who ignored their use of oil for profits? YOU did.]

“So if you want to stop the war in Syria, and we do [really?], if you want to fight Daesh and stop the growth of terrorism, you have to deal with the problem of Assad. Now, that doesn’t mean we want to change every aspect of the government; we don’t,” the diplomat added.” [all BS]

‘Fight against terror must not be held hostage to future of Assad’ (BRICS Post, 12-20-15)

“…Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said a global united fight against terrorism must not be held “hostage” to the “future of one person”.

““I would like to make only one comment in this connection: we hear our colleagues say let’s start political process so that those who want to oust [Syrian President Bashar] Assad get such hope, then we will be able to coordinate the fight against terrorism with you,” Lavrov said.

““It’s sad that we are again making our common task – termination of terror – hostage to the future of one person,” he added.”