Syrian PM Defection Another PR StuntPM was only in office since June 2012 had been planning defection for at least as long based on battlefield before Damascus Volcano fizzled. Speculation aside, Hijabs preparations to leave would have inevitably caught the attention of the Syrian government, jeopardizing his future prospects regardless of how Operation Damascus Volcano turned out. For Hijab, NATO and its FSA proxies failed to materialize the momentum they sought with the assassination of top Syrian officials and militant attacks on Damascus and Aleppo, meaning that the government Hijab had quietly turned against would be in power significantly longer than expected. Additionally, the brevity of Hijabs premiership precluded his ability to provide any meaningful tactical or operational capacity to solving Syrias current crisis, even if he possessed the capability of doing so. His loss, for whatever reason, will ultimately be of little consequence inside Syria, and serve only a muted role in boosting morale for NATOs terrorist front on and around the Turkish-Syrian border, and the Wests sagging, morally bankrupt propaganda campaign abroad. Tony Cartaluccis articles have appeared on many alternative media websites, including his own at 