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Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Another False Flag attack in Syria

The rebels seem to do the False Flag ops like clockwork. Every time there is talks on Syria they use it to try and manipulate the talks, the american public and world views. The Syrian Observatory for human rights is always the mouth piece that announces the false flag attacks and blames the Syrian Government. But for those of us watching the conflict close it is another headache and frustration that the west still relies on SOHR not as a rebel supported propaganda source on info, but instead the Western MSMS reports it almost as if it was fact and undisputed. The western news is still reporting Syria as  a civil War when it is clear this is a foreign backed, and manned insurgency of Sunni Arabs who want to make Syria an Islamic State with Sharia Law.,

Here is the CBS article - I left few messages and there was others who echoed what I have been saying about SOHR and how these are obvious false flag ops.

Video purports to show victims of Syrian gas attack

A group monitoring the civil war in Syria posted a video online that purports to show new evidence the country is carrying out poison gas attacks.
CBS News cannot confirm the use of chemical weapons, but President Obama has said it would cross a "red line," reports CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward.
According to activists in Syria, the attack took place in the village of Sarmin in Idlib Province, on the other side of the Turkish-Syrian border.
Videos uploaded by medics inside Syria appear to show the aftermath of a chlorine gas attack -- young children coughing and struggling to breathe. Activists inside the country say six people were killed including a man, his wife and their three children.
Over the past year, there have been multiple reports of the Assad regime using chlorine gas in these so-called barrel bombs -- crudely made bombs stuffed with explosives and shrapnel or chlorine and dropped onto civilian areas.

Monday, February 16, 2015



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Originally Posted by William F. Owen View Post
OK. I'd really like to see you put some flesh on the bones here.
From a practitioners point of view, calling it a Civil War or an insurgency is actually completely superfluous, unless it's blindingly obvious, which it is. Warfare is pretty much warfare. War is War.
I think it is actually very important to label an insurgency as such. I think the main reason why the 2007 Surge was successful is because we approached it on a COIN level.

I am constantly amazed that people call Syria a "Civil War" ? How can they be so ignorant to the fact that this is a foreign invasion on a sovereign state?

I also think by labeling an insurgency as such also helps to combat it. Much like how we call ISIL Daesh. We do need to take the high ground and demoralize and label them as illegitimate of the people who reside in those territories that the insurgents inhabit.
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Saturday, October 25, 2014

A MUST READ THE “SYRIAN CONSTITUTION”




In 2012 Syria rewrote their constitution


Article 3 of Syrian Constitution “The State shall respect all
religions, and ensure the freedom to perform all the rituals that
 do not prejudice public order; The personal status of religious…
This was in response to the west’s demands that the Assad
government LEAVE not change and let more Sunni’s have
representation, Assad must LEAVE ( do we really want to make
 another failed State in the Middle East???
Sunnis already had a much larger representation throughout the
government and military than most other ethnic and/or religious
 groups in Syria.
constitution
.. Syria rewrote their constitution in 2012 in response to the sectarian
 Sunni Arab movement to overthrow the Assad regime. The main
 movements at the start of the conflict in 2011…. that Al Jazera (a Sunni
 Arab TV station) and the Western Media and the Main investors in this
enterprise is Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Kuwait, Qatar, and UAE. CIA is doing
 training and weapon supply. But by far the biggest influence was the
Sunni Arab Wahhabi backing/money. They actually have a Saudi Prince who
has been in Charge of the funding and campaign. The west is stupid enough
 to believe these Sectarian and very militarized groups like Al Qaeda,
al Nusra, ISIL, FSA and so many others ….. of the 10 main groups and
another 30 smaller movements / militarized groups fighting the Assad
regime in Syria NONE are secular, None have anything but Sunni Arab
leadership. Yet Syria has a very long Christian heritage. Followers of
Jesus brother James founded their Christian Church in Syria long before
 there was a Catholic Church. These Militant Sunni Arab groups have no
representation within their ranks presently for the Shia, Alawites, Yezidi,
 Kurd, Turk, Uzbeks, Armenians, and many other faiths and ethnic groups
 that the rebel forces would never allow a place in a Sunni Arab Syrian
government.

Monday, August 26, 2013

REBELS IN SYRIA - trick USA into action



America's and the west are out of touch and about to make a very big mistake. 


Before you make a judgement first know this: Syria has a large christian population, Kurdish, Shiite, and Sunni all have rights in Syria. The rebels are Sunni Arab backed and want to make Syria into an Islamic state with sharia law. The rebels are Almost exclusively Sunni Arabs, The Assad backers are Shiite, Christians, Kurdish, and other ethnic groups who hope to keep Syria a free to worship as you like place.

The latest "alleged sarin attack" rings of the WMD BS before Iraq invasion. Will America and other western nations make the same mistake again, that leads to an entangle quagmire. The fact is we do not know all the facts yet. But we do know that the rebel forces were almost defeated. Something big was needed to change the course. Oboma has said that "if Syria used chemical weapons that would be a red line and we would then back the rebels". What happened within a short time of that declaration sarin gas was used. We "DO" know the rebels used sarin, Al Qaeda and other sunni islamic extremist groups have been posting how to make home-made sarin gas videos on youtube, facebook and other popular web sites. Tests were performed and it looks like it was home made sarin gas, and not the more refined version in Syria stockpiles. There is no debate that Syria has chemical weapons the debate is did they use these weapons. Shortly before a meeting that was scheduled between Russia and the USA to discuss Syria the latest sarin gas attack. Dashing all hopes of a workable solution aimed at non military actions.

After that latest sarin attack now the USA and the Saudi backers of this planned intervention have all the ammo to sell this war to the naive american public. Doctors without boarders report that they indeed had about 3,000 people who they treated and about 350 deaths. But of those treated it did not appear to be sarin but some other toxin. 

Assad and Russia both have pointed out flaws in the assertion of the latest alleged sarin gas attack. Listening to "John Kerry" today you would think there is no doubts. But there is a lot of doubt. Assad has allowed UN investigators into the area. Snipers did attack the convoy today but who's snipers, the rebels or Assad's. Hopefully the UN inspectors will be able to complete their mission and prove that it was rebels and not Assad's military. If the USA does attack Syria we will create more extremists among the Shiite groups like Hezbollah and we should expect more direct attacks on western targets. We see what has happened in Iraq, Libya and Egypt and how hard it is to bring democracy to the middle east. Iraq is a more repressive place for women to live today as compared to when Saddam was in power. Libya also has started to side in this direction. Egypt was sliding in that direction but thankfully the Egyptian military stopped the backward slide and removed a president that was moving towards sharia law in Egypt a country that is 10% Christian. 

So before you we go to war we should understand who is pulling the strings on this puppet.