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Syria - the beginning of the end for the anti-Assad brigade?
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Dont forget Israel too
Israel finally admit it´s participation concerning regime change in Syria and siting publicly with "the moderate rebels" (= al Qaeda). - Can´t be called "conspiracy theory" no more since now.
Israel Is Changing Its Approach to Syria War Amid Assad's Battleground Advances
Russian intervention has tilted the scales, and Jerusalem is concerned of a regime victory, which would be victory for Iran as well. To prevent that, Israeli officials believe West must intervene in favor of moderate rebels.
Israel finally admit it´s participation concerning regime change in Syria and siting publicly with "the moderate rebels" (= al Qaeda). - Can´t be called "conspiracy theory" no more since now.
Israel Is Changing Its Approach to Syria War Amid Assad's Battleground Advances
Russian intervention has tilted the scales, and Jerusalem is concerned of a regime victory, which would be victory for Iran as well. To prevent that, Israeli officials believe West must intervene in favor of moderate rebels.
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http://news.tj/en/news/present-syrian-c ... eopolitics?
The present Syrian crisis just another proxy war over pipelines and geopolitics
The present Syrian crisis just another proxy war over pipelines and geopolitics
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Sticking Point In Syria Truce: Washington’s Support for Al Qaeda
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/02 ... s-f25.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/02 ... s-f25.html
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'I much prefer the sharpest criticism of a single intelligent man to the thoughtless approval of the masses.'Â Johannes Kepler
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http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160 ... daesh.html
Demoralizing Daesh: Syrian Army Liberates Strategic Village Near Palmyra
With the ceasefire currently in place in Syria, the country's Army and National Defense Force have liberated one more key village in Homs Province from Daesh terrorists, media reports said.
Demoralizing Daesh: Syrian Army Liberates Strategic Village Near Palmyra
With the ceasefire currently in place in Syria, the country's Army and National Defense Force have liberated one more key village in Homs Province from Daesh terrorists, media reports said.
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Good news!The Tick wrote:http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160 ... daesh.html
Demoralizing Daesh: Syrian Army Liberates Strategic Village Near Palmyra
With the ceasefire currently in place in Syria, the country's Army and National Defense Force have liberated one more key village in Homs Province from Daesh terrorists, media reports said.
The Russians along with the Syrian Army are doing a fantastic job.
I dont want to start a new thread but there is a very interesting pieces of news articles which stretch back all the way into January about the Mosul Dam
Mosul dam engineers warn it could fail at any time, killing 1m people
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/m ... -1m-people
I think there are people in power who will thrive and benefit from the collapse. I actually think it could be imminent
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One of ISIS' top commanders was a 'star pupil' of US-special forces training in the country of Georgia
http://www.businessinsider.in/One-of-IS ... 005048.cms
http://www.businessinsider.in/One-of-IS ... 005048.cms
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Saudi ambassador to the UN struggles to justify demand for democracy in Syria while defending autocracy in Saudi Arabia at the same time.
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Dictionary definition of hypocrisy. I know Medhi Hassan gets stick for stupid stuff he's said in the past but he did an excellent job there. The Saudi ambassador knows he's bang to rights but doesn't seem to care.The Tick wrote:Saudi ambassador to the UN struggles to justify demand for democracy in Syria while defending autocracy in Saudi Arabia at the same time.
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Russian warplanes have destroyed 8 terrorist command centers and 6 ammunition depots in Palmyra amid the ancient city's complete liberation by the Syrian army.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160 ... z446wpM0No
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160 ... z446wpM0No
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Ex-Bush Official: ‘War is a Racket’ Led by Corporations, Not Security
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I finally caught this on iplayer yesterday: http://www.itv.com/hub/exposure-saudi-arabia-uncovered
Reveals an awful lot about our relationship with a despotic Saudi Arabia and it's involvement with ISIS/Al Queada
Reveals an awful lot about our relationship with a despotic Saudi Arabia and it's involvement with ISIS/Al Queada
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http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/04/05/ ... -in-syria/?
British Collusion with Sectarian Violence in Syria
...In December 2013, it emerged that MI5 had tried to recruit Michael Adebolajo, one of the killers of fusilier Lee Rigby, just a few weeks before his murder. Adebalajo had been on the radar of both MI5 and MI6 for over ten years. He had been under surveillance in no less than five separate MI5 investigations, including one set up specifically to watch him. He was known to have been in contact with the senior leadership of Al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula, based in Yemen, and he had been arrested in Kenya on a speedboat on the way to Somalia with five other youths, where he was suspected of hoping to join Al Shabaab. The Kenyans were furious when they handed him over to the Brits only for him to be turned loose, presumably to continue with his recruitment activities...
British Collusion with Sectarian Violence in Syria
...In December 2013, it emerged that MI5 had tried to recruit Michael Adebolajo, one of the killers of fusilier Lee Rigby, just a few weeks before his murder. Adebalajo had been on the radar of both MI5 and MI6 for over ten years. He had been under surveillance in no less than five separate MI5 investigations, including one set up specifically to watch him. He was known to have been in contact with the senior leadership of Al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula, based in Yemen, and he had been arrested in Kenya on a speedboat on the way to Somalia with five other youths, where he was suspected of hoping to join Al Shabaab. The Kenyans were furious when they handed him over to the Brits only for him to be turned loose, presumably to continue with his recruitment activities...
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Only in this country..................................The Tick wrote:. The Kenyans were furious when they handed him over to the Brits only for him to be turned loose, presumably to continue with his recruitment activities...[/i]
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And contrary to popular view, this is not done out of a feeble fear of offending Muslims, this is to cultivate a jihadi mindset with the intention of exporting these types to Syria to help the West overthrow Assad.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/the ... 50261.html
The US is dropping calls for Assad to go because the Syrian regime is a better bet than Isis
In Syria and Lebanon there are no plans for a future, but the Syrian army is going to have a role in any New Syria
The US is dropping calls for Assad to go because the Syrian regime is a better bet than Isis
In Syria and Lebanon there are no plans for a future, but the Syrian army is going to have a role in any New Syria
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http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/if-syr ... sCatID=409
If Syrian Kurds take Raqqa
...Like the Iranian forces to Fallujah in Iraq, the possibility of PYD/YPG forces taking Raqqa, the ISIL headquarters in Syria, with American air support is a major concern of Ankara. Taking an Arab city with Kurdish forces who actually openly write in their publications that Raqqa should be a part of the Kurdish region in north of Syria along the Turkish border would be a recipe for deeper antagonism according to Turkish officials...
If Syrian Kurds take Raqqa
...Like the Iranian forces to Fallujah in Iraq, the possibility of PYD/YPG forces taking Raqqa, the ISIL headquarters in Syria, with American air support is a major concern of Ankara. Taking an Arab city with Kurdish forces who actually openly write in their publications that Raqqa should be a part of the Kurdish region in north of Syria along the Turkish border would be a recipe for deeper antagonism according to Turkish officials...
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No, it's the other way around. They were doing that, and it's not the first time they've covertly armed and trained jihadists to pursue their agenda . Unfortunately for them that went wrong when the Russians kicked their arses and they're now on the run, which is why they've engineered this transparent bollocks about Syrian refugees.The Tick wrote:And contrary to popular view, this is not done out of a feeble fear of offending Muslims, this is to cultivate a jihadi mindset with the intention of exporting these types to Syria to help the West overthrow Assad.
Of course these so called refugees include vast numbers of Isis fighters, and their next assignment wll be to Balkanise Europe and the US .
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Looks like it's over for the rebels. Assad is safe.
http://english.aawsat.com/2016/07/artic ... ions-assad?
Turkey Turns its Back to Syrian Opposition, on its Way to Normalize Relations with Assad
And also...
http://english.aawsat.com/2016/07/artic ... ions-assad?
Turkey Turns its Back to Syrian Opposition, on its Way to Normalize Relations with Assad
And also...
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Could be all over for the rebels in Aleppo
http://news.sky.com/story/syrian-troops ... o-10595433?
Syrian troops take rebel-held Farafra district in central Aleppo
http://news.sky.com/story/syrian-troops ... o-10595433?
Syrian troops take rebel-held Farafra district in central Aleppo
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Re: Syria - the beginning of the end for the anti-Assad brigade?
Iraq:- Saddam Hussein decided he wanted to trade his oil in Euros; result:- Iraq & Saddam fucked.
Libya:- Gaddafi decided he wanted a single African currency linked to gold, which he would trade his oil in; result:- Gaddafi and Libya fucked.
Syria:- Assad rejected running a natural gas pipeline through Saudi, Quatar and Turkey, prefering to run it through Iraq,Iran and to the then Russian friendly Ukraine; result:- Syria and Ukraine fucked.
It seems clear to me if you threaten the petro-dollar you are gonna get grief.
Libya:- Gaddafi decided he wanted a single African currency linked to gold, which he would trade his oil in; result:- Gaddafi and Libya fucked.
Syria:- Assad rejected running a natural gas pipeline through Saudi, Quatar and Turkey, prefering to run it through Iraq,Iran and to the then Russian friendly Ukraine; result:- Syria and Ukraine fucked.
It seems clear to me if you threaten the petro-dollar you are gonna get grief.