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Rebels preparing to smuggle Ghaddafis chemical weapons into Syria via Turk
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of course you can't forget the Syrian blood, it will haunt you people... all the Syrian bloodshed, is because of people like you who believe in terrorism and violence to achieve their goal...We won't let go& will never forget the blood.
Feel free to do whatever you wish.
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After the ongoing slaughter of our people in there, we will never compromise with you or your masters. You and the ones you're clapping for will pay a dare price for the crimes you committed in there.
It was Iran's and Hezbollah who started it all, along with the Shia militias.
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Syrians were living in peace and happiness, til GCC puppets along with their masters supported terrorism and killing of Syrians... review Syria before and after the conflict... Every Syrian blood drop falls on people like you who support bloodshed, war and terrorism and your puppet governments...
how did they start it? did they shoot the police during the so called "peaceful" protests? Enough BS,, you are one ignorant and blind person, your racism will keep you blind and ignorant...
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I'm not watching no Shia-Sunni video... I know you are ignorant, and this thread illustrate your ignorance or you just want to ignore the facts...
This how it all started...
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watch the video.. plus do some researchAssad's media is a disgrace, incompetent media outlets had always been exposed
is this peaceful? and this from the protesters themselves...
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Saudi media is an epic fail, full of lies and propaganda, your friend balckeagle was embarrassed many times because of Al3brieyh...
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Saudi media is an epic fail, full of lies and propaganda, your friend balckeagle was embarrassed many times because of Al3brieyh...
LMFAO, Do you know how many rewards Al-Arabyia got? Do you know how popular it is? Your Media outlets are total jokes
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http://english.alarabiya.net/tools/about.html
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Their media is inferior bro!
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Couple of questions:
That flag under your AV - that's Saudi Arabia? Whatever, it's not Syria, so who are you to say Assad must go? Isn't that the business of Syrians?
Aside from the fact that this is for Syrians to decide, lets say Assad must go. WTF is he going to be replaced with considering the current situation? Some puppet government dictated by globalists residing in Paris, London, and Washington, DC? Or some rich despot in Qatar or Saudi Arabia?
Syrians had legitimate complaints about their government but their movement to address it got hijacked by outside interests who don't give a damn about Syria, it's people or their sovereignty. They are now overrun by violent and psychotic terrorists so, problems with the current leaders notwithstanding, they need their government to fight off those who seek to murder, kidnap and subjugate them.
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I'm all ears my boy
Well, We have been playing a broekn record over the last two years and something, WE WILL NOT SIT ASIDE WATCHING ASSAD BUTCHERING THE SYRIAN PEOPLE. Take it or leave it. Maybe you should have told this to Mrs. Clinton when she said that Gaddafi must go, so please, drop the attitude, okay?
The National Syrian Council along with the Free Syrian Army are the heart, and mind of the Syrian people. These two instituions speak on behalf 18 million Syrians. The Syrian people have spoken, and their voices are being heard.
LoLz, The Saudi leadership doesn't slaughter its own people, in fact, they stood with you when you needed them the most. So tell me, who's the despot in all this?
Maybe you don't give a damn, but certainly not us.
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It took us 8 years to bleed the USSR out, the bottom line is that we won't back down, wether the US or Russia liked it or not.
Isn't that true @Aeronaut homie
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Yzd Khalifa,
Spare us your bullshit about caring so much for the Syrian people. Nobody here was born yesterday. You want to talk geopolitics then be an adult and drop the rhetoric.
Hillary Clinton is a world class criminal and the Egyptians figured that out. You might learn something from them.
I have no idea what you're talking about with the Saudis standing with the US when the US needed them most but the Zionists are also allies the US. So what? The US is in bed with snakes.
Now, lets have a look at who is behind the National Syrian Council and their other Potemkin organizations, who speak only for themselves and their globalist buddies:
The Syrian National Council
The most quoted of the opposition spokespeople are the official representatives of the Syrian National Council. The SNC is not the only Syrian opposition group but it is generally recognised as "the main opposition coalition" (BBC). The Washington Times describes it as "an umbrella group of rival factions based outside Syria". Certainly the SNC is the opposition group that's had the closest dealings with western powers and has called for foreign intervention from the early stages of the uprising. In February of this year, at the opening of the Friends of Syria summit in Tunisia, William Hague declared: "I will meet leaders of the Syrian National Council in a few minutes' time We, in common with other nations, will now treat them and recognise them as a legitimate representative of the Syrian people."
The most senior of the SNC's official spokespeople is the Paris-based Syrian academic Bassma Kodmani.
(photos at article)
Here is Bassma Kodmani, seen leaving this year's Bilderberg conference in Chantilly, Virginia.
Kodmani is a member of the executive bureau and head of foreign affairs, Syrian National Council. Kodmani is close to the centre of the SNC power structure, and one of the council's most vocal spokespeople. "No dialogue with the ruling regime is possible. We can only discuss how to move on to a different political system," she declared this week. And here she is, quoted by the newswire AFP: "The next step needs to be a resolution under Chapter VII, which allows for the use of all legitimate means, coercive means, embargo on arms, as well as the use of force to oblige the regime to comply."
This statement translates into the headline "Syrians call for armed peacekeepers" (Australia's Herald Sun). When large-scale international military action is being called for, it seems only reasonable to ask: who exactly is calling for it? We can say, simply, "an official SNC spokesperson," or we can look a little closer.
This year was Kodmani's second Bilderberg. At the 2008 conference, Kodmani was listed as French; by 2012, her Frenchness had fallen away and she was listed simply as "international" her homeland had become the world of international relations.
Back a few years, in 2005, Kodmani was working for the Ford Foundation in Cairo, where she was director of their governance and international co-operation programme. The Ford Foundation is a vast organisation, headquartered in New York, and Kodmani was already fairly senior. But she was about to jump up a league.
Around this time, in February 2005, US-Syrian relations collapsed, and President Bush recalled his ambassador from Damascus. A lot of opposition projects date from this period. "The US money for Syrian opposition figures began flowing under President George W Bush after he effectively froze political ties with Damascus in 2005," says the Washington Post.
In September 2005, Kodmani was made the executive director of the Arab Reform Initiative (ARI) a research programme initiated by the powerful US lobby group, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
The CFR is an elite US foreign policy thinktank, and the Arab Reform Initiative is described on its website as a "CFR Project" . More specifically, the ARI was initiated by a group within the CFR called the "US/Middle East Project" a body of senior diplomats, intelligence officers and financiers, the stated aim of which is to undertake regional "policy analysis" in order "to prevent conflict and promote stability". The US/Middle East Project pursues these goals under the guidance of an international board chaired by General (Ret.) Brent Scowcroft.
Brent Scowcroft (chairman emeritus) is a former national security adviser to the US president he took over the role from Henry Kissinger. Sitting alongside Scowcroft of the international board is his fellow geo-strategist, Zbigniew Brzezinski, who succeeded him as the national security adviser, and Peter Sutherland, the chairman of Goldman Sachs International. So, as early as 2005, we've got a senior wing of the western intelligence/banking establishment selecting Kodmani to run a Middle East research project. In September of that year, Kodmani was made full-time director of the programme. Earlier in 2005, the CFR assigned "financial oversight" of the project to the Centre for European Reform (CER). In come the British.
The CER is overseen by Lord Kerr, the deputy chairman of Royal Dutch Shell. Kerr is a former head of the diplomatic service and is a senior adviser at Chatham House (a thinktank showcasing the best brains of the British diplomatic establishment).
In charge of the CER on a day-to-day basis is Charles Grant, former defence editor of the Economist, and these days a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a "pan-European thinktank" packed with diplomats, industrialists, professors and prime ministers. On its list of members you'll find the name: "Bassma Kodmani (France/Syria) Executive Director, Arab Reform Initiative".
Another name on the list: George Soros the financier whose non-profit "Open Society Foundations" is a primary funding source of the ECFR. At this level, the worlds of banking, diplomacy, industry, intelligence and the various policy institutes and foundations all mesh together, and there, in the middle of it all, is Kodmani.
The point is, Kodmani is not some random "pro-democracy activist" who happens to have found herself in front of a microphone. She has impeccable international diplomacy credentials: she holds the position of research director at the Académie Diplomatique Internationale "an independent and neutral institution dedicated to promoting modern diplomacy". The Académie is headed by Jean-Claude Cousseran, a former head of the DGSE the French foreign intelligence service.
A picture is emerging of Kodmani as a trusted lieutenant of the Anglo-American democracy-promotion industry. Her "province of origin" (according to the SNC website) is Damascus, but she has close and long-standing professional relationships with precisely those powers she's calling upon to intervene in Syria.
And many of her spokesmen colleagues are equally well-connected.
See, The Syrian opposition: who's doing the talking?, The Guardian Thursday 12 July 2012, for full article.
Spare us your bullshit about caring so much for the Syrian people. Nobody here was born yesterday. You want to talk geopolitics then be an adult and drop the rhetoric.
Hillary Clinton is a world class criminal and the Egyptians figured that out. You might learn something from them.
I have no idea what you're talking about with the Saudis standing with the US when the US needed them most but the Zionists are also allies the US. So what? The US is in bed with snakes.
Now, lets have a look at who is behind the National Syrian Council and their other Potemkin organizations, who speak only for themselves and their globalist buddies:
The Syrian National Council
The most quoted of the opposition spokespeople are the official representatives of the Syrian National Council. The SNC is not the only Syrian opposition group but it is generally recognised as "the main opposition coalition" (BBC). The Washington Times describes it as "an umbrella group of rival factions based outside Syria". Certainly the SNC is the opposition group that's had the closest dealings with western powers and has called for foreign intervention from the early stages of the uprising. In February of this year, at the opening of the Friends of Syria summit in Tunisia, William Hague declared: "I will meet leaders of the Syrian National Council in a few minutes' time We, in common with other nations, will now treat them and recognise them as a legitimate representative of the Syrian people."
The most senior of the SNC's official spokespeople is the Paris-based Syrian academic Bassma Kodmani.
(photos at article)
Here is Bassma Kodmani, seen leaving this year's Bilderberg conference in Chantilly, Virginia.
Kodmani is a member of the executive bureau and head of foreign affairs, Syrian National Council. Kodmani is close to the centre of the SNC power structure, and one of the council's most vocal spokespeople. "No dialogue with the ruling regime is possible. We can only discuss how to move on to a different political system," she declared this week. And here she is, quoted by the newswire AFP: "The next step needs to be a resolution under Chapter VII, which allows for the use of all legitimate means, coercive means, embargo on arms, as well as the use of force to oblige the regime to comply."
This statement translates into the headline "Syrians call for armed peacekeepers" (Australia's Herald Sun). When large-scale international military action is being called for, it seems only reasonable to ask: who exactly is calling for it? We can say, simply, "an official SNC spokesperson," or we can look a little closer.
This year was Kodmani's second Bilderberg. At the 2008 conference, Kodmani was listed as French; by 2012, her Frenchness had fallen away and she was listed simply as "international" her homeland had become the world of international relations.
Back a few years, in 2005, Kodmani was working for the Ford Foundation in Cairo, where she was director of their governance and international co-operation programme. The Ford Foundation is a vast organisation, headquartered in New York, and Kodmani was already fairly senior. But she was about to jump up a league.
Around this time, in February 2005, US-Syrian relations collapsed, and President Bush recalled his ambassador from Damascus. A lot of opposition projects date from this period. "The US money for Syrian opposition figures began flowing under President George W Bush after he effectively froze political ties with Damascus in 2005," says the Washington Post.
In September 2005, Kodmani was made the executive director of the Arab Reform Initiative (ARI) a research programme initiated by the powerful US lobby group, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
The CFR is an elite US foreign policy thinktank, and the Arab Reform Initiative is described on its website as a "CFR Project" . More specifically, the ARI was initiated by a group within the CFR called the "US/Middle East Project" a body of senior diplomats, intelligence officers and financiers, the stated aim of which is to undertake regional "policy analysis" in order "to prevent conflict and promote stability". The US/Middle East Project pursues these goals under the guidance of an international board chaired by General (Ret.) Brent Scowcroft.
Brent Scowcroft (chairman emeritus) is a former national security adviser to the US president he took over the role from Henry Kissinger. Sitting alongside Scowcroft of the international board is his fellow geo-strategist, Zbigniew Brzezinski, who succeeded him as the national security adviser, and Peter Sutherland, the chairman of Goldman Sachs International. So, as early as 2005, we've got a senior wing of the western intelligence/banking establishment selecting Kodmani to run a Middle East research project. In September of that year, Kodmani was made full-time director of the programme. Earlier in 2005, the CFR assigned "financial oversight" of the project to the Centre for European Reform (CER). In come the British.
The CER is overseen by Lord Kerr, the deputy chairman of Royal Dutch Shell. Kerr is a former head of the diplomatic service and is a senior adviser at Chatham House (a thinktank showcasing the best brains of the British diplomatic establishment).
In charge of the CER on a day-to-day basis is Charles Grant, former defence editor of the Economist, and these days a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a "pan-European thinktank" packed with diplomats, industrialists, professors and prime ministers. On its list of members you'll find the name: "Bassma Kodmani (France/Syria) Executive Director, Arab Reform Initiative".
Another name on the list: George Soros the financier whose non-profit "Open Society Foundations" is a primary funding source of the ECFR. At this level, the worlds of banking, diplomacy, industry, intelligence and the various policy institutes and foundations all mesh together, and there, in the middle of it all, is Kodmani.
The point is, Kodmani is not some random "pro-democracy activist" who happens to have found herself in front of a microphone. She has impeccable international diplomacy credentials: she holds the position of research director at the Académie Diplomatique Internationale "an independent and neutral institution dedicated to promoting modern diplomacy". The Académie is headed by Jean-Claude Cousseran, a former head of the DGSE the French foreign intelligence service.
A picture is emerging of Kodmani as a trusted lieutenant of the Anglo-American democracy-promotion industry. Her "province of origin" (according to the SNC website) is Damascus, but she has close and long-standing professional relationships with precisely those powers she's calling upon to intervene in Syria.
And many of her spokesmen colleagues are equally well-connected.
See, The Syrian opposition: who's doing the talking?, The Guardian Thursday 12 July 2012, for full article.
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