We're on the same page, we're working hand in glove.
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The screenplay folded into the six novellas hand in glove.
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"We're working hand in glove with the White House," Ryan said.
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To do that, developers and government must work hand in glove.
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Fuel system improvements must go hand in glove with blast research efforts.
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Tech and the internet are hand in glove with the global scientific community.
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Pelosi and Schumer, however, have been working hand in glove throughout the process.
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The police and the state people were often hand-in-glove with the narcos.
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"That chemistry was just magical, like hand in glove, a perfect match," he said.
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Sanni alleges that the two campaigns breached this rule by operating hand-in-glove.
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"CrowdStrike and Ukrainian Intel are working hand in glove," he wrote in an email.
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Yes sir, make no mistake, Namman Muay and Thai kicky boxy go hand-in-glove.
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Political scientists showed long ago that voting goes hand in glove with affluence and education.
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Thankfully, economics and saving the planet go hand-in-glove when it comes to coal.
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In the interim, he said, he intends to work "hand in glove" with Mr. O'Toole.
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"We worked hand in glove with them to identify this opportunity," Mr. Pyne said of WPP.
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The worries have grown that these companies are working hand in glove with the Chinese government.
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Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
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Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
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Its signals-intelligence agency, GCHQ, works hand-in-glove with its American counterpart, the National Security Agency.
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Mr Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development (AK) party once worked hand in glove with the Gulen movement.
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Republican congressional leaders worked hand-in-glove with Democratic congressional leaders to stick it to the president.
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"We have to take that step back from being hand-in-glove with the defense," she said.
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"We have to take that step back from being hand-in-glove with the defense," Murkowski said.
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Meanwhile, cyberespionage can occasionally work hand in glove with another central aspect of our changing intelligence landscape: cyberwarfare.
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Very few times in our career do we have a hand-in-glove moment, and Glinda was mine.
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We know that because we both worked for and hand-in-glove with government entities during our careers.
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Hand in glove with the many antitrust issues, there is the mass of publicity that comes with owning Twitter.
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The groups also have promoted Trump in ways that can seem hand-in-glove with the Trump campaign proper.
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A controversy in Sweden illustrates how the world's so-called oldest profession fits hand in glove with the sharing economy.
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Till then, the two companies are also working hand-in-glove on a car rental service targeted at Lyft drivers.
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The new model fits hand-in-glove with the Texas Democrats' newly announced initiative to register 2.6 million new voters.
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Bottom-up OKRs work hand in glove with "20 percent time," which frees grassroots engineers to dive into promising side projects.
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Rather, they work hand in glove with the Israeli government in flouting Israel's own laws in order to build more settlements.
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Working hand in glove with Senator Tim Scott, this president created opportunity zones under the great Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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For months, Mr. Trump has talked about working hand in glove with Moscow against the Islamic State and other jihadist groups.
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We need to sell a vision of a federal government that works hand in glove with local communities to make that happen.
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Fink worked hand in glove with Charles Koch to transform the centers at George Mason into think tanks for the New Right.
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On February 14, Yiannopoulos, who months earlier had worked hand in glove with Bannon, asked their mutual PR rep for help reaching him.
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Indeed, the chancellor has confirmed that she's prepared to work hand-in-glove with Macron to put the EU back on its feet.
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Foreign investment in the United States and national security can go hand in glove with an effective, efficient and timely CFIUS review process.
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The authorities have accused international media of putting out "fake news" about rights abuses in Rakhine and of "working hand-in-glove" with insurgents.
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Another crucial decision was the one to work hand-in-glove with Google to embed the tech giant's Android Automotive software in the car.
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An Ohio-based spokesperson for the Republican National Committee, which is working hand-in-glove with Trump's reelection campaign, blasted Brown as the phony.
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He focused it on the two things every Silicon Valley donor wants: "A good user experience" and "hand-in-glove" involvement in the process.
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There's some amazing features we've been able to develop hand-in-glove with the games team at Midwinter, and then make available to other customers.
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Lady Astor promptly won his spot, becoming England's first female M.P. Cliveden and female power have always gone hand in glove, as Livingstone exuberantly demonstrates.
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Later Buzzfeed uncovered documents showing Yiannopoulos himself had been working hand in glove with outright white supremacists to promote their views under his moderate facade.
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But few doubt that the kingdom's future king is working hand in glove with the Trump administration on a range of issues, including this one.
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That often goes hand in glove with the right to use and misuse the women in their lives on the holy altar of their art.
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There are many ways to tell Owens's story, and "Race" (the two meanings of the title fit hand in glove) takes one of the least challenging.
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The country's signals-intelligence agency, GCHQ, is the biggest in the Five Eyes after America's National Security Agency (NSA), with which it works hand-in-glove.
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Hand in glove with actually enforcing its own long-standing policies, the company claims it's continuing to limit distribution of content that approaches what's off limits.
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Prosecutors are supposed to conduct their own investigations, but they often work hand in glove with party investigators, even participating in their interrogations, the report said.
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He has worked hand in glove with the Trump administration on its strategy of applying stiff economic sanctions to force Iran back to the bargaining table.
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Republicans insist that any investigation into Trump and Ukraine go hand-in-glove with a look into the former vice president's dealings with that same country.
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The nonpartisan IG for the Department of Justice, Michael E. Horowitz, worked hand in glove with the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) on the case.
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Metro General Manager and CEO Paul Wiedefeld called the case "profoundly disturbing," saying the agency has been working "hand-in-glove" with the FBI throughout the investigation.
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Rokita "intimately knows the inner workings of the budget process," read the statement, and "worked hand in glove" with Price and Ryan, a former Budget chairman himself.
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" Mr. Spain added, "To the extent the White House and Republicans on Capitol Hill can utilize a hand-in-glove approach, the likelihood for success increases dramatically.
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Most environmentalists would call this an oxymoron, but the two could go hand-in-glove by getting the incentives right in both the private and public sectors.
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Assad 'fabrication' claims In his AFP interview, Assad accused the West, particularly the United States, of being "hand-in-glove with the terrorists" over the Khan Sheikhoun incident.
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When it comes to the shiniest wonders of the modern world—as the supercomputers in our pockets communicate with satellites—science and technology are indeed hand in glove.
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Barr's comments and the McCabe development are unlikely to pacify Democrats who say the attorney general has shown a pattern of working hand in glove with the administration.
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Four years later, with Mr. Northam running for governor and Mr. Fairfax for lieutenant governor, they were still a hand-in-glove duo, at least at the start.
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Ive and Jobs worked hand in glove to create many of Apple's best products, and he was long seen as one of the most influential figures at the company.
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In the court papers, the attorneys said Bosch had worked "hand-in-glove" with Volkswagen to develop a so-called cheat device to circumvent emissions tests and trick regulators.
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"To me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand-in-glove with the defense," Murkowski told Alaska-based NBC news affiliate KTUU-TV.
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Along the way, he developed an intense interest in stone-grinding mills, which went hand-in-glove with his and his wife's philosophy of back-to-basics healthy eating.
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But more fundamentally, Maruthappu explained how – in his view – tech like machine learning will soon go hand-in-glove with a care industry still reliant on pens and paper.
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House GOP aides have repeatedly claimed they are working "hand in glove" with the White House, and over the course of the final harried days of drafting, that was true.
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McConnell himself works hand in glove with these interests, and it was reported earlier this year that he's the top recipient of campaign contributions from executives of big drug companies.
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Mr. Khan's lawyers say the university covertly influenced the police inquiry, working hand-in-glove with officers in a way that has compromised Mr. Khan's right to a fair trial.
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That hand-in-glove relationship creates obvious issues, and the Trump administration is right to stop pretending that China does not present a threat both from security and innovation perspectives.
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"Secretary of State Hillary Clinton worked hand in glove with the Clinton Foundation on fundraising and foreign policy," said Tom Fitton, president of the conservative legal watchdog, in a statement.
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READ: Hey Look, a Crack Just Formed in Trump's Impeachment Wall "We have to take that step back from being hand-in-glove with the defense," Murkowski said in December.
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It is crucial to examine the money trail around Zeman carefully, investigating his financial backers for the criminality or espionage that go hand in glove with Putin's network of influence.
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"We're working hand-in-glove with [the Department of Health and Human Services] and it&aposs certainly our intention to reunify all families that are suitable," Nielsen told host Bret Baier.
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RELATED: Paul Ryan refuses to say if health bill would pass House if vote was Wednesday The speaker said the White House is working "hand in glove" with the Republican plan.
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It may sound like an unusual collaboration, but Powers' old-school style of street art fits like hand-in-glove on the side of one of NYC's most diverse public schools.
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Are the run-of-the-mill, kind of millennial protesters, with the magic marker signs, and the black mask people, kind of working hand-in-glove there from what you are gathering?
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SQM is one of just a handful of established lithium miners globally and a Chinese investment would go hand in glove with an electric car boom in the world's biggest auto market.
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His "apology" seemed to be a mix of claiming a license for all New Yorkers to use "strong language" and claiming justification because some justices are "working hand in glove" with Republicans.
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"We are working hand in glove to contain and mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 in New York, but we will continue to act aggressively to protect the public health," Cuomo added.
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The task will require Mnuchin to work hand-in-glove with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell, employing some novel strategies that come with the highest stakes and no clear road map.
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"The Obama administration is bound to see that these weapons will soon find their way to the jihadists with whom the alleged 'moderate opposition' has been acting hand in glove," she said.
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The pattern is clear: a consistently sub-20 percent VIX goes hand in glove with booming stocks, while a VIX consistently above 20 percent delivers very choppy market, meagre gains or slight losses.
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"The RNC has been leading the field efforts since 2013, and we're working hand-in-glove with the Trump campaign, and we're focused on the entire ticket," said Lindsay Walters, an RNC spokeswoman.
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South Africa's burden of the airborne disease is particularly high, as a high incidence of HIV has worked hand in glove with drug-resistant TB, weakening immune systems to make people more susceptible.
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They've worked hand in glove starting at the end of last season, and Colker traveled all the way to Latvia this summer to train Porzingis while he was playing for the national team.
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That was evident in the road rage apology of Schumer, who said he had been provoked because Republicans and the courts "working hand in glove" to change the law in areas like abortion.
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If increasing the number of asylum officers and immigration judges along the border went hand-in-glove with border security resources, there would not be a bottleneck of asylum seekers awaiting their hearings.
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His meetings with Al Gore and Leonardo DiCaprio received far more coverage, for instance, than the fact that his designated Environmental Protection Agency director worked hand in glove with polluters as Oklahoma's attorney general.
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But the review is less stringent for private companies like Landbridge than for state-owned companies, a distinction that means little in China, where private companies often work hand in glove with the government.
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The implication is that the business of 5G security will need to get commensurately large to scale to meet the multi-dimensional security challenge that goes hand in glove with the next-gen tech.
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"Stop Making Sense," directed by Jonathan Demme, follows the Talking Heads concert staging (largely conceived by Mr. Byrne) in a hand-in-glove fashion; the movie presented the rock concert as a discrete narrative.
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"[The bill] really ties hand in glove with trafficking and the victimization of individuals — and them being sold and being victimized again — if law enforcement has the opportunity to go without prosecution," she said.
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Reviewing hundreds of pages of emails obtained using a public records request, the paper reported that labor advocates often work hand-in-glove with the Berkeley team that is supposedly a neutral source of information.
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According to three sources close to OPEC and Russia, the world's two biggest oil exporters agreed in May to work hand in glove to engineer a sizeable increase in oil output - albeit for different reasons.
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Protecting youth can go hand in glove with saving the lives of the 28503 million smokers who will die prematurely if they cannot quit or switch to substantially less harmful alternative products like e-cigarettes.
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He has already announced that he will work hand-in-glove with the Trump administration as it defends the president and that he will blithely violate the oath of impartiality he is required to take.
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The indictment unsealed on Tuesday could further undermine Ms. Veselnitskaya's story, alleging that a year before the Trump Tower get-together she worked hand in glove with Russian officials to derail the money-laundering case.
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Trump has also thrilled conservatives by working hand-in-glove with congressional Republicans on overturning or gutting a handful of Obama-era regulations, including one that prevented coal companies from dumping waste into rivers and streams.
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Trump has also thrilled conservatives by working hand in glove with congressional Republicans on overturning or gutting a handful of Obama-era regulations, including one that prevented coal companies from dumping waste into rivers and streams.
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The previous August, when ICE's Homeland Security Investigations raided a home, Oakland police officers had blocked off traffic, and immigration advocates accused Schaaf of working hand-in-glove with ICE — a no-no in progressive Oakland.
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We know Republicans worked hand in glove with Russian hackers because they more or less did so out in the open, just as super PACs take instruction from the public comments of the politicians they support.
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MOSCOW — The Russian elite, the group of oligarchs and other loyalists around President Vladimir V. Putin who amassed great wealth over nearly two decades of hand-in-glove work with the government, is showing signs of cracking.
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What makes it worse is that the administration, working hand in glove with the US Department of Justice, did everything in its power to conceal the latest batch of information even after a court ordered it released.
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" Mr. McGarvey pledged to work hand in glove with the new administration on energy, trade and infrastructure, while one of the other union leaders described the Inaugural Address as "a great moment for working men and women.
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The group has been working hand-in-glove with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on recruiting candidates, a departure from previous years when moderates found themselves kicked to the curb by the House Democratic campaign arm.
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Bratches, who is working 'hand in glove' on the calendar with Formula One's motorsport managing director Ross Brawn, said an economic impact study was looking at the benefits Formula One can bring to host cities and countries.
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But, crucially, she will also retain the competition portfolio — which implies attention on growing Europe's digital economy will go hand in glove with scrutiny of fairness in ecommerce and ensuring a level playing field vs US platform giants.
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Within days of his swearing-in, demoralized E.P.A. workers were reminded of Mr. Pruitt's close working ties to the fossil fuel industry as thousands of his emails were released showing his office dealing hand in glove with industry lobbyists.
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Republican leaders acknowledged that they did not yet have the votes to ensure that the full House would pass the repeal bill, but Mr. Ryan said he was "working hand in glove" with Mr. Trump to achieve that goal.
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And here you have the majority (leader) of the Senate, in effect the foreman of the jury, saying he's going to work hand in glove with the defense attorney," Nadler, a New York Democrat, said on ABC's "This Week.
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"To dramatically increase spending on defense and significantly cut spending on the diplomats and development professionals that work hand in glove with our Defense Department in difficult and dangerous parts of the world like Iraq and Afghanistan is unwise," Sen.
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"To dramatically increase spending on defense and significantly cut spending on the diplomats and development professionals that work hand in glove with our defense department in difficult and dangerous parts of the world like Iraq and Afghanistan is unwise," Sen.
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Facebook's recent hire of Jennifer Newstead, a Trump-era State Department official who helped push the Patriot Act through Congress during the George W. Bush presidency, only highlights the hand-in-glove relationship between the security state and Silicon Valley.
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While the nation's largest gun lobby champions the latest bills in its press releases, local lobbyists who take the NRA's absolutist rhetoric at face value find themselves chafing at its corporate model of working hand-in-glove with Establishment politicians.
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The most senior members of Trump's foreign policy team have long been at pains to reaffirm the importance of NATO, hoping to undo the damage Trump's victory did after he campaigned hand in glove with Russia, against the Western alliance.
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In her address to the Democratic National Convention this past July, Clinton made a point of assuring people that she wasn't planning on taking away their guns (an assurance that goes hand-in-glove with any discussion of gun control).
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They were perhaps no brighter than in the Indonesian archipelago, then under Dutch rule: In 1918-21, left-wing labor organizers working hand in glove with Islamic scholars and pious Muslim merchants built the biggest mass movement in Southeast Asia.
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In previous films, including "Punch-Drunk Love" and "The Master," Mr. Anderson has eschewed traditional, hand-in-glove romance narratives, lingering instead on the idiosyncratic nature of relationships and holding a microscope to the secret, contradictory roots at their foundations.
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That is not to say there is no thought that has gone into the team — Aspire works hand-in-glove with Qatar's soccer federation — or that there is no plan to ensure that Qatar is, at the very least, competitive.
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Westerhout had worked hand-in-glove with Trump -- her office was right outside the Oval -- since shortly after he was elected President, making her one of a handful of aides who had served under Trump for the duration of his term.
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Devin Nunes, apparently working hand in glove with the White House against the FBI and the Justice Department, raises serious questions, meanwhile, about the constitutional separation of powers and the role of the panel in conducting oversight of intelligence operations.
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This goes hand-in-glove with the "deep state" conspiracy, which has led President Trump to disparage the intelligence and law enforcement community, purge the State Department of expertise, urge investigations into political enemies and strip security clearances from former officials.
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This was a narrative which Assad himself repeated in this interview in an attempt to counter pressure from multiple governments and organizations: "Our impression is that the West, mainly the United States, is hand-in-glove with the terrorists," he said.
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But newly released emails show that in at least one instance two years earlier, the lawyer, Natalia V. Veselnitskaya, worked hand in glove with Russia's chief legal office to thwart a Justice Department civil fraud case against a well-connected Russian firm.
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"One interpretation of what's happening is that the attorney general, working hand in glove with the White House, is gaming the system to frame the narrative," Connolly, a member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, said during an interview on MSNBC.
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Mr. Ryan's most likely successor, his No. 2, Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, has used the last year to position himself as one of Mr. Trump's staunchest supporters on Capitol Hill and would most likely work hand in glove with the White House.
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While it obviously could work hand-in-glove with Octarine's own security tools, Rafael Feitelberg, VP of Commercialization, says the project has been more about helping companies see their Kubernetes cluster risk level, and giving them information to fix the problems it finds.
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Pelosi&aposs move came after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and several other Republican senators indicated that they were not only working hand-in-glove with the White House ahead of the trial, but that they would not bring witnesses in to testify.
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"To me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense, and so I heard what leader McConnell had said, I happened to think that that has further confused the process," she said.
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"To me, it means that we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense, and so I heard what Leader McConnell had said, I happened to think that that has further confused the process," she went on.
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"To me, it means that we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense, and so I heard what Leader McConnell had said, I happened to think that that has further confused the process," Murkowski added. Rep.
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The Trace's Adam Weinstein explains: While the nation's largest gun lobby champions the latest bills in its press releases, local lobbyists who take the NRA's absolutist rhetoric at face value find themselves chafing at its corporate model of working hand-in-glove with establishment politicians.
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"The Times' hand-in-glove arrangement with Bannon's "Clinton Cash" project was one of the major press fiascoes of the 2016 cycle," said the Clinton campaign's Brian Fallon, who took the lead on responding to many of the "Clinton Cash" questions during the campaign.
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"To me, it means that we have to take that step back from being hand in glove with the defense, and so I heard what Leader McConnell had said, I happened to think that that has further confused the process," Murkowski told KTUU. Sen.
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Discomfort over revelations, first reported by Gizmodo, that the crown jewel of Silicon Valley was working hand in glove with the Pentagon on an AI-imaging program for drone footage, known as Project Maven, brought internal backlash and the cancellation of Google's commitment to the project.
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Resolving the issue will require hand-in-glove cooperation with intelligence and law enforcement units under the control of Gul and Soylu — both presumably smarting from having their assets blocked and travel restricted — as well as President Erdogan, surely furious about the damage to his economy.
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Mr. Sharif and his allies have repeatedly accused the court of working hand in glove with the country's powerful military to have him removed, a claim both the military and the justices deny, and of exercising continued bias in cases involving the governing party and its officials.
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Ms. Murkowski, a moderate with an independent streak, told Anchorage's NBC affiliate KTUU she opposed "being hand in glove with the defense" and voiced other concerns as the Senate prepares to hold a trial over the two articles of impeachment that the House approved earlier this month.
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But, reading from a note card, she said a fair process would not include the Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell working hand in glove with the White House to define the parameters of the trial, as has been reported in the press in recent weeks.
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Hand-in-glove with Wall Street, Clinton got rid of the Glass Steagall Act, which removed the separation between commercial banks, insurers and investment banks, allowing the self-dealing manipulation of mortgages and interest rates and accelerating the shifting of huge wealth into the hands of a few.
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"For me, the big picture is that these two steps need to be looked at hand in glove," said Michael Eriksen, dean of the school of public health at Georgia State University and a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Office on Smoking and Health.
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This framing vis a vie Warren goes hand in glove with a new plan that could only have come uniquely from Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE.
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During the presentation, Google made a point of stressing that the 'evolving' smart home it was showing wasn't just about iterating on the hardware front — claiming its Google's AI software is hard at work in the background, hand-in-glove with all these devices, to really 'drive the vision forward'.
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Reversing a trend in the final years of the Obama presidency, the Trump administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to oil and gas developers, a central component of the White House's plan to work hand in glove with the industry to promote more domestic energy production.
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The survival of Ms. Roby, 41, is a triumph for both Mr. Trump and the Republican establishment, and it is a testament to the hand-in-glove cooperation they have recently maintained on campaign matters, even as a range of policy disagreements on issues like tariffs have strained party unity.
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Hand in glove: My own prediction at the start of this administration was that it was only a matter of time before Netanyahu and Trump -- both with large and brittle egos -- would eventually annoy the hell out of one another, most likely on some issue related to Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
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This issue went hand-in-glove with the Chinese government's failure to report cases right away because CNN found the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission saying on January 11 that "as of now, no infection among medical staff has been found," adding that there was "no clear evidence for human-to-human transmission."
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They work hand in glove with a growing crowd of other rent-seekers, such as management consultants (who dream up new excuses for rent-seeking), professional board members (who get where they are by not rocking the boat) and retired politicians (who spend their twilight years sponging off firms they once regulated).
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"When Jeff Sessions left to be attorney general, there was big hole to be filled particularly with respect to border security, and my track record, if you look at how I've voted, and Jeff Sessions has voted in the U.S. Senate — we're hand in glove with each other," Brooks told The Hill.
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This is how Democrats operated when President Barack Obama came into office, and even how Republicans operated in the pre-9/11 months of George W. Bush's first term (though neither congressional party was working hand in glove with a shamelessly unethical person whose intemperate tweets about cable news segments threatened national security).
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But when Mr. McConnell started talking openly about how he had no intention of being impartial in a Senate impeachment trial, and how he planned to work hand in glove with the White House to quickly acquit the president, Democrats became really concerned about whether this process was going to be fair.
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What follows more or less tracks the plot of "Rocky IV." Adonis doesn't literally die, and Rocky doesn't step into the ring to avenge him, but the arc and the archetypes are respected as the champ undergoes a spiritual death and rebirth in a moral universe where sacrifice and redemption go hand in glove.
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Meanwhile, parts of his speech were pointed criticisms of Mr Osborne, who as chancellor had worked hand-in-glove with Mr Cameron and, in doing so, had used the Treasury to shape the government and the political landscape (his welfare cuts, for example, had been about shrinking Labour's client electorate, as well as getting the public finances under control).
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Gillespie's intimates and multiple people close to Crossroads concede that his ties to the organization have long withered, Immediately after the Citizens United decision upended politics in 2010, Gillespie worked hand-in-glove with Rove to launch a batter of Republican fundraising operations that could allow the GOP to capitalize on the erasure of contribution limits.
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The latest revelations—from the leaks to the testimonies, from American officials both current and former—paint a stark portrait of Giuliani working hand-in-glove with a Parnas and Fruman to funnel foreign money, the source of which remains a mystery, into the American electoral system, and plant the seeds of anti-American conspiracy directly into Trump's ear.
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In his book The Fall of Wisconsin: The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion, Dan Kaufman cites Curt Meine's biography of the legendary naturalist Aldo Leopold, who during the New Deal worked hand-in-glove with local landowners to restore the fertility of the ecologically devastated Coon Valley: "You have these deep channels of Wisconsin political culture," Meine wrote.
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I want to get to the solutions of that but I want to talk a little bit more about the ethos, because I think it goes hand in glove with this free speech ... Two things, one, it's a lack of diversity in Silicon Valley, so most of these people never had this happen to them, essentially, and they're surprised by it. Fair.
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" Mr. Farage, who takes credit for being "the catalyst for the downfall of the Blairites, the Clintonites, the Bushites and all these dreadful people who work hand in glove with Goldman Sachs and everybody else, have made themselves rich and ruined our countries," has already offered one early piece of advice to the president-elect, who has notoriously bragged about forcing himself on women: "Don't touch her, for God's sake!
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" Dr. Melissa Skorka, who served as a strategic adviser to the US commander in Afghanistan and is writing a book about the Haqqanis at Oxford University's Changing Character of War Centre emailed me to point out: "Sirajuddin might claim he wants peace, but he leads the vanguard of the Afghan Taliban, works hand-in-glove with al Qaeda, and uses systematic acts of terror to kill and maim innocent people.
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"It's stage one, the play [they staged] that we saw on social network and TVs, then propaganda and then stage two, the military attack," Assad said, insisting that reports of a chemical weapons attack were made up to facilitate a military response from the U.S. U.S. "hand-in-glove" with terrorists Russia, Assad's most important military ally, has been very vocal in its support for the Syrian dictator since the attack, forcefully denying that the Syrian government was responsible.
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