the following article provides comparable info:

http://landdestroyer.blogspot.com/2012/07/us-prepares-for-direct-intervention-in.html

“As FSA proxies fail and psychological operations falter, US prepares more direct (and desperate) approach for long-sought regime change.

July 22, 2012 – As it becomes increasingly clear that last week’s “surge” by NATO-backed so-called “Free Syrian Army” terrorists was a failed psychological operation, coordinated with meticulously timed assassinations the day of the UN Security Council vote designed to stampede the Syrian government out of power, the FSA’s foreign sponsors are preparing the public for a more direct intervention while desperately attempting to maintain the illusion of chaos and the imminent collapse of Syria’s government.”

i don’t listen much to the BBC radio any more (to be perfectly truthful it is sometimes quite unbearable) but i still occasionally sample it whilst in the kitchen.

the radio 4 reporting on Syria seems to emerge from a cloud-cuckooland.

a brief news program recently began with a piece on the Joker gunman massacre in the US (12 shot dead), the next item was Syria, introduced by a five second burst to show us what automatic weapons sound like when fired. suitably martial, i thought. very appropriate.

then after a brief intro we went straight to a totally anonymous, unaccredited, ‘activist’ in ‘Damascus’. unfortunately that was my sick-bag moment. Alice obliged, so i can’t report what this young activist said. but from the little i heard she is to be complimented for her mellifluous, gently arabic voice, and on her almost actresslike ability to modulate nuances of mood when reading lines from a play.

one way to prevent more israeli wars is to get them occupied at home with their own civil unrest:

http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2012/07/dying-for-justice-in-israel.html

“Perhaps Silman lit a fuse to set Israel ablaze. It sure as hell needs it. So does America and most European countries.”

the zionazis are using every trick:

http://www.rt.com/news/syria-media-hijack-plot-811/

“Syria has accused Western and Arab intelligence agencies of plotting to “hijack” its satellite channel frequencies in order to spread misinformation about the alleged advances of the rebels, military defections or the fall of certain cities.

­“An Information Ministry source warned that Western intelligence are planning, in cooperation with some Arab parties, to hijack the frequencies of Syrian satellite channels,” state news agency Sana reported on Sunday.

The ministry said its goal would be to broadcast false news on an “alleged coup d’etat” and that for this purpose they could use “Syrian presenters and journalists who work for Arab and Western channels, or who might have been abducted.”

Similar alarms about a new plot against Syria were also broadcast through other official national media sources such as Syria TV, al-Dunia TV, and Sham FM.

It is not the first time Syria’s Information Ministry has warned of misleading media reports pretending to be coming from official Syrian TV sources.

On Friday, the ministry announced that a satellite channel was using the logo of the Syrian Satellite Channel and its frequency. The channel was reportedly broadcasting nationalistic songs in an alleged test run before a massive media attack against Syria.

The Information Ministry emphasized that the genuine Syrian channels can be recognized by the presence of well-known presenters and programs.

Earlier Sunday, some satellite channels reported on aerial bombardment of Damascus by government forces, but these reports were denied by the official state media.

Sana’s official website was down late Sunday after spreading the ministry’s warning.”

http://thepassionateattachment.com/2012/07/21/quiet-planning-for-post-assad-syria-has-roots-in-2008-conference/#more-5887

(bits and pieces)

“Explaining the lack of direct government involvement, the USIP project leader — whose efforts to undermine Arab authoritarianism date at least from his previous employment at the pro-Israel Saban Center for Middle East Policy — told Rogin:

The absence of Obama administration officials at these meetings, even as observers, was deliberate.

“This is a situation where too visible a U.S. role would have been deeply counterproductive. It would have given the Assad regime and elements of the opposition an excuse to delegitimize the process,” Heydemann said.

The calculated decision to obscure Washington’s involvement in the regime change project is interesting in light of a report of a conference held at Stanford University’s Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (CDDRL) in May 2008. Entitled “Reorganizing U.S. Government Democracy Promotion Efforts,” the report (.pdf) states:

The more democracy promotion is tied to the U.S. government, the more we are tying our own hands. We now have many U.S. government entities handling NGOs and it is increasingly becoming a more state centered democracy promotion scheme. It is important to create distance between U.S. foreign policy and democratic transitions in foreign countries because it does not look right to have the U.S. government telling civil society groups in foreign countries to rebel against or question their own governments.

Those who believe that Tel Aviv would be adverse to Washington’s democracy promotion efforts in the Middle East might be surprised to learn that those with a passionate attachment to the self-defined Jewish state were very well represented at the CDDRL conference, including, most notably, National Endowment for Democracy President Carl Gershman, who formerly worked in the “research department” of the Anti-Defamation League; National Democratic Institute for International Affairs President Ken Wollack, who from 1973 to 1980 served as legislative director of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC); and J. Scott Carpenter, a fellow at the AIPAC-created Washington Institute for Near East Policy and director of its Project Fikra, which describes itself as an “online community that aims to generate ideas to support Arab democrats in their struggle with authoritarians and extremists.”

However, despite the substantial presence of Israel partisans in such revolutionary circles, Tel Aviv has been far more successful than Washington in creating distance between itself and its destabilization agenda (.pdf)

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/pdf/The%20Zionist%20Plan%20for%20the%20Middle%20East.pdf

for the region, obscured as it is behind the façade of American democracy promotion.”

i didn’t post all the buried links in this portion of the piece. one can find them at the link.

this short article provides some background to the piece right above (go to the source to check the embedded links) :

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/116157.html

Two Things You Don’t Know About Syria (If You Only Read The Mainstream Press)

“1) The current events are not some new phenomenon, are not directly tied to the phony “Arab Spring” democratization movement (Saudi Arabia promoting democracy? Are you joking?). In fact this is a flare up of longstanding attempts to overthrow the Syrian government dating back at least to the 1970s. The rebels’ modus operandi — using civilians as human shields, bombing civilian areas, mutilating bodies, cutting arms and legs off of their war prisoners — is nothing new. What is new is the intensity of US/UK/GCC aid to the rebels which is allowing them to flex their violent instincts more effectively.

2) The Muslim Brotherhood presented as radical Islam’s rush to fill the void left by the fall of dictators is likewise a load of propaganda. As Seymour Hersh wrote back in 2007, the Muslim Brotherhood is far from a radical Islamic threat to the US and Israel — they have been on the payroll the US and Israel for years! As Hersh wrote back then:

“A former high-ranking C.I.A. officer told me, ‘The Americans have provided both political and financial support (to the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood). The Saudis are taking the lead with financial support, but there is American involvement.’”

Now we have an excellent article by Robert Dreyfuss, a well-known and respected contributing editor for The Nation, explaining in detail the above two points — the two things that you will not know if you only follow Syria in the mainstream (or even some alternative) media outlets.

Writes Dreyfuss:

“No one outside Syria knows who the rebels are. The outside groups, such as the Syrian National Council and other self-styled spokesmen, have unclear ties to the forces on the ground. The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood is a major player, both inside and out. And the Muslim Brotherhood has been battling Assad at least since the 1970s, when it carried out a series of assassinations and bombings against the government of Hafez Assad, Bashar Assad’s late father. Many quick-study Syria experts point to the brutal put-down of the Brotherhood-led rebellion in Hama in 1982. But the Muslim Brotherhood’s war against Assad had long been raging even before that, including a horrific incident in June 1979, when the Muslim Brotherhood gang attacked a military school in Aleppo, Syria, and butchered eighty-three cadets, In November 1981, a massive car bomb linked to Islamist rebels killed 200 people in Damascus. During this period, the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria had covert support from Israel and from Israel’s agents in Lebanon, including the infamous Major Saad Haddad, a Lebanese military officer recruited as an Israeli pawn in south Lebanon.”

To understand the present, it is wise to look to the recent past. Things are not always what they seem. Look for ties, who pays the bills, who pulls the strings. Therein is a clue to the real agenda.”

Khalid’s article appears on this website كتائب الشهيد عز الدين القسام

http://www.qassam.ps/

The Military wing of Hamas

Once upon a time: Al-aasifah was the military wing of Fatah.
Once upon a time Kataeb Al-aqsa was Fateh miltary tool in negociation for the two state solution, until they dropped the gun, and the alternative for negociation has become nothing but negociation
Now Fateh’s military wing is Dayton Army.

Hoever, I still hope the sincere men in Hamas would realize that the so-called Arab spring, especially the Syriam Spring is the real Nakba

“Yes, maybe the Palestinian cause is losing some media concentration these days as TV viewers are preoccupied with more dramatic events elsewhere.”

This is a false statement.

The Israeli controlled Western Media has not reported on Palestine in any substantial way since 2008 when Hamas won the elections there.

Coverage of the Palestinian cause cannot “lose media concentration” it never had.

happeh

You are right if you are talking about the Zionist controlled media cover.
Indeed, “the Palestinian cause is losing some media concentration’ because for Khalid’s likes the “Nazi-like”Israel (he never dared to say Nazi-israel) is nothing compared to “Nazi shiites killing Sunni children”
I would assure you, the palestinian cause will never die

Check the ID’s (added to the post)of the Arab “Freedom Fighter” killed by the Syrian Army in al-Qaboun Neighborhood.

Have you heard anybody here talking about Al-qaeda Massacres in Iraq?
By killing “deviabts’, Palestine cause is “gaining”

Saudi Flag is the Banner of the “Free Syrian Army” Terrorists

the more information that comes out about how these “rebels” act, the closer they resemble the contras used by the americans to terrorise nicragua.

http://english.ruvr.ru/2012_07_24/Aleppo-as-seen-by-an-eyewitness/

“Fatima Banaui, a citizen of Aleppo who works at a local university, told VOR correspondent Nawaf Ibrahim about the situation in the city.

We try not to go out into the streets, because it’s unsafe there right now. Some kind of rallies are held all the time, organized by the so-called Free Syrian Army. But there are no locals at those rallies.

Who comes to the rallies then?

Some from Idlib, some from Hama.

Have you seen them yourself?

Yes, they are young, around 15-16. They look very strange, walk with weapons, curse and shoot in the air. Seems like they’re not themselves, either drunk or drugged.

And what’s the life of ordinary citizens like right now?

Well, the prices have grown. The rebels attack cars with food provisions and other products, but they don’t use them. They either throw everything out or burn it. Why do they do that? It makes no sense. Maybe to make the local population protest against the government, I don’t know.

Today in the morning they were threatening the owners of some bakeries. They put huge gas tanks in front of the shops and said “If you open the shop today, we’ll blow it up!” Then they blame the authorities for us sitting here without bread.

But all in all, we manage. It’s Ramadan right now, so we still go visit each other, celebrate together, try to support each other. We believe that everything will get settled and the army will take care of the bandits. They can’t frighten us!

And what does the local TV show?

We don’t know which channel to trust. The “Halab-Today” channel that supports the opposition gives reports of every explosion and shoot out right from the hot spots. And sometimes they even show news before they happen! I’m not kidding, it’s true.

And how do the Syrian defense units operate in the city?

The soldiers probably try to make it so that the local residents don’t get hurt. But the militants shoot wherever, they don’t care who to kill. They even kill children! And then they put horrible pictures of those killed children on the internet and write that they are victims of the regime.

In other cities, including Damascus, the rebels forced citizens out of their homes and occupied their houses…

We’re not leaving our homes! The militants would ransack them. Those people have no education, no faith, they’re savages!

I’m sorry, seems like there’s some kind of noise. Is that the TV or the sound is coming from outside?

Don’t worry, that’s the street vendors. They use megaphones to advertise their products (laughs).”

Onward zionist soldiers!
Conquering the world:

http://leftwing-christian.net/2012/07/25/israel-a-european-state-embraced-by-the-eu.aspx