Cherchez la Verite: Pepe Escobar is the roving reporter for Asia Times. He really roves, and he knows knows many of the languages. He was the first, and perhaps the only, reporter to note the possible assassination of Dubya Bush's Saudi friend Bandar bin Salton a year ago. Bandar has now reappeared and is an active party to the destablization of Syria. Here Pepe explains in detail why Syria is so coveted by many global power centers. You are not likely to learn this from the mainstream media.

Monday, September 16, 2013

Pepe Escobar is the roving reporter for Asia Times. He really roves, and he knows knows many of the languages. He was the first, and perhaps the only, reporter to note the possible assassination of Dubya Bush's Saudi friend Bandar bin Salton a year ago. Bandar has now reappeared and is an active party to the destablization of Syria. Here Pepe explains in detail why Syria is so coveted by many global power centers. You are not likely to learn this from the mainstream media.

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Pepe Escobar on Pipeline Politics and what was really behind the U.S. wanting to bomb Syria?

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov hold a press conference on US-Russia reaching an agreement on Syria Weapons. Roving correspondent Pepe Escobar of Asia Times discusses the geopolitical machinations behind what was really behind the developments in Syria. We discuss the possibility of an Iran-Iraq-Syria pipeline and how the regional players react to such a proposal, and Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia's role in the current conflict. GlobalResearchTV

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