The War Against Al Assad And The 2006 Divine Victory
Describing Assad as a dictator means nothing, Assad is no dictator, we have no dictators in the Arab world, we have stooges and Assad is NOT one. It is necessary to have a true image of Assad to get through all the falsities that are being diffused and misused. There ar no dictators in our part of the country , there are oppressors appointed by the outside who serve their masters and Assad is not one of them.
Life in Syria is good and it is a good country better than Lebanon in many aspects, it is a peaceful country as well with excellent potential. Being myself married to a Syrian I could feel that the popularity of Assad has grown lately and many Syrians have become convinced that he is the right person in the right place and the campaign against him has given adverse effects and his popularity has grown. What is amazing is that Assad father and son have been described as dictators while no one mentions the rule of Al Saoud that is the worst rule ever witnessed world wide but they are protected by the world media as well as other Gulf regimes who criticize Syria but who do not rule according to a constitution because they have none.
If the Syrians are in want of some freedom, it is not Assad’s fault, the situation and the great pressure exerted by the world order over Syria is responsible and also the pressure exerted on behalf of Israel, definitely Assad will do his best to stabilize the situation and to fight corruption and spread security, the people will help him for he is a beloved president otherwise he would not have remained in power despite the great conspiracy that is targeting him not because he is a dictator of any sort but because he refused to sever ties with Hizbullah and Iran.
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http://rt.com/politics/columns/bridge-too/usa-iraq-syria-arab/
“If you were planning to conquer the world, or at least a broad swath of it, the war would necessarily start at home. After all, no general worth his salt would rush into battle with his rear exposed. You’d have to muzzle the media, severely curtail political choice and dissent, while preaching to the world about democracy and human rights to cover your tracks. You’d have to construct the mother of all propaganda machines, which proclaims over every available wavelength that it’s the best darn civilization since Atlantis sunk to its watery grave three thousands years ago. It would be a bit like decorating the halls of a mental asylum with idyllic nature scenes. You’d also have to hire an army of loud-mouth talking heads to shout down any and all dissenters, accuse them of being conspiracy theorists and lunatics and commies, while keeping a paramilitary police force on the standby 24/7 should the bullying tactics fail.
You’d have to spoon-feed the populace with a liberal dose of anti-depressants, Jersey Shore, American Idol and 24-hour shopping channels with easy credit to prevent them from giving a moment’s thought to real-time, third-dimensional issues. You could also fuel battles over trifling cultural issues, like homosexuals in the military, Mel Gibson’s latest rant and Charlie Sheen’s complicated love life. What we are left with after the smoke has cleared bears no resemblance to a classic, text-book democracy. What we are left with is an obese, drug-addled Burlesque Empire, bursting at the seams with electronic circuses, cocaine and corn puffs, physically and mentally incapable of finding the remote control when the scenes of war become too unappetizing.”
Jeremy Salt (ICH):
“There is nothing accidental or unwilled about what is happening in Syria. The government in Damascus has been deliberately locked into a cycle of violence fed from the outside by the self-styled ‘Friends of Syria’. Both sides are implicated in the killing of civilians yet the mainstream media has created a narrative in which virtually all the killing is the work of the army or the ‘regime loyalists’ known as the shabiha.
‘Activists’ routinely blame every murder, bombing and act of sabotage on the government even when the victims have been Baath loyalists (as was the professor murdered by armed men in her home on the outskirts of Homs in late June, along with her three children and parents).
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This unbalanced narrative feeds into the war strategies being framed by the ‘Friends of Syria’. These ‘friends’ insist that the armed campaign they are sponsoring is directed against the government and not the people. What ‘the people’ – by any measure the majority of Syrians – want is hard to gauge amidst such chaos but evidence suggests they see these ‘friends’ as their enemies. …. Outside the enclaves dominated by the armed groups, the people are strongly opposed to these groups and their external backers, knowing that but for the obstruction of Russia and China, NATO warplanes would have been bombing their country long ago.
Outside governments have fastened on Syria’s problems with the tenacity of leeches. The ‘Arab spring’ created the opportunity to reshape the Middle East at its political and geographical centre and they have seized it. Although paying lip service to Kofi Annan’s ceasefire plan they are prolonging the violence in the hope that the army will eventually disintegrate and the government implode. While the destruction of the government in Damascus is an end in itself, Syria must also be seen as a way station on the road to Iran.
If the Baath government can be brought down, the strategic alliance between Iran, Syria and Hizbullah will collapse at the centre. Even if the government is not dislodged, Syria will be in such chaos that it would be unable respond if Iran is attacked. Hizbullah would be similarly immobilized. Israel would be able to attack without having to worry about a second front opening up across its northern armistice lines. President Putin’s assurance while on an apparently unscheduled visit to Israel that Iran will not develop a nuclear weapon may have been a last ditch attempt to ward off an attack on Iran. Perhaps Russian intelligence has found out that a decision has finally been taken and the date and time set.
For the first time in Turkey’s republican history a government had committed itself to ‘regime change’ in a neighboring country; for the first time a government had sponsored an armed group operating across its border to kill the citizens of a neighboring country. Even now the moral and legal implications of this policy have scarcely been touched upon in the Turkish media.
For a country which has a long history of other governments meddling in its affairs the Turkish position is almost surreal. … Turkey is now intervening in Syria as the imperial powers once intervened in the Ottoman Empire and as they are still intervening in the affairs of other countries.
Other agendas are easy to see. Saudi Arabia wanted the US to attack Iran during the George W. Bush presidency and ‘cut the head off the snake’. Its interests are partly ideological, directed against Shiism in general as well as Iran in particular, while also arising from the traditional Saudi fear of its large northern neighbor. The US put the Syrian government on its list of states that support terrorism in 1979 and since the introduction of SALSA (Syrian Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Act of 2003) has gradually tightened economic sanctions in an effort to bring the government to its knees.
For Israel Syria has always been the visceral Arab enemy and of course, what Israel wants, any US administration will do its best to deliver. Turmoil in the Arab world suits Israel down to the ground, literally. It is tightening its hold on all the territories occupied in 1967 all the time without the world paying any attention because of the drama of the ‘Arab spring’. Not that the world has ever paid much attention but for the moment Israel is having a dream run.”
http://news.antiwar.com/2012/07/05/israeli-general-populated-areas-will-be-targeted-in-next-lebanon-invasion/
Israeli General: Populated Areas Will Be Targeted in Next Lebanon Invasion
Predicts New Lebanon Invasion After Collapse of Syria
“Speaking to journalists today, Israeli Brigadier General Hertzi Halevy predicted another Israeli invasion of Lebanon would come soon, likely following in the wake of the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria.
Israelis promising another invasion of Lebanon is hardly news, of course, and the real meat of the interview comes when Halevy promised bloody attacks on dense populated areas, adding that “the damage will be enormous.”
“The Goldstone report will pale in comparison to what will be here next time,” Halevy said, referring to the 2009 UN report faulting Israeli war crimes in the Gaza Strip and documenting the large number of civilians killed.”
a must read article,.
http://www.infowars.com/shocking-videos-reveal-truth-behind-syrian-freedom-fighters/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-18734785
This will be a big blow to Assad. Look at the reasons he was under house arrest – for wanting to have discussions with the opposition to Assad. So according to him there is a brutal crackdown on opposition to Assad, which we knew from the start as it all started with peaceful demonstrations and went through all the stages that the other revolutions went through (outside forces and al Queda)but hey lets not believe anything that the thousands and thousands of refugees in Turkey Jordon and Lebanon say.
said Laura, the Zionist’s stooge.
“we knew from the start as it all started with peaceful demonstrations and went through all the stages that the other revolutions went through ”
My, my what a revolutionolog you are. You should write about it. Oh, wait, you are doing it. What are the “stages” again?
Here we are a helpful guide for you
http://mepanalysis.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/the-arab-dictators-guide-to-suppressing-the-revolution/
Laura, is there any phony site that posts opinions without attribution, does not list its editors, affiliations, and it “credentials” itself by posting Gunther Grass’s poem, that you would NOT swallow without batting an eyelash if it ranted against Assad?
Why is so boundless anti-shia hate so overpowering that you lose sight of EVERYTHING ELSE?
Is it a case of the neophyte’s fervor — like the proverbial conversos becoming “more Catholic than the Pope” ? Is your fanatical devotion to the few things you memorized, reduced to their absurd form, and cling to without a flinch of thought a form of fear you’d fall into apostasy?
i am anti dictators who oppress torture and imprison their people that applies across the board with no difference as to which sect or even which religion they adhere to.
On the other hand many commentators seem happy to allow the many deaths of civilians if it suits their agenda.
Ask a Libya when they are faced with death if they care what happens to their oil. The people have a right to live without having to fear an oppressive ruler.
“with no difference as to which sect or even which religion they adhere to.”
The term etominusupi used the other day comes to mind: merde du torreau. It is a whopper. Did you really think anyone might buy it after all your previous posts?
the misspelling –an increasing affliction for some reason lately–is mine, not his:
merde du taureau
and who is a “dictator” in your pitiful mind ??
The one that is announced to be a “dictator” by the Global/Zionist Power??
if you are so against all “dictators” start writing articles condemning Saudi Arabia’s and Bahrain’s REAL dictators, and leave Syria and Assad alone.
PLus, you are a huge lier.
You care about installing in arab , borderless (that’s your idea) countries ,the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood.
That’s what you’ve said in some other comments.
You are for instilling ONE opressive rule power.
here is what our phony “friend” Laura hopes for.
http://www.infowars.com/israel-plans-lebanon-invasion-after-syria-falls/
You really are rather pathetic for stating what Laura hopes for, Searching YOU LIE.
Are the humans in Syria disposable to you ?
I do not LIE , I can only read between your phony lines of ” I only care for people in Syria”, Or “I only care for people in Libya”, and than stating, “I would like Sunni Muslim Brotherhood to have power in all arab nations”.
And yes, you would be willing to sign a pact with devil to achieve it.
Admit it.
……
from the archives http://www.deliberation.info/freedom-syrians-inevitable/
–searching:
“you were happy with Nato bombing Libya,
and you despair that that kind of “democracy” is spared (yet) to Syrians.
How low can you go, Laura??
–Laura
“Yes Searching do you know why?
Because the Libyan people wanted help and why did they want help? Because their leader was killing them.”
Not at all happy with NATO bombing of Libya for the reason that other Muslim armies should have helped them not NATO. That is what nationalism and division of N.Africa has done.
Israel is always planning an invasion of Lebanon and Gaza. I think you have to read Gilad’s book to understand PTSD. Attack has always been the only form of defence for Israel. Hopefully the IDF get a good kicking again Inshallah.
“Hopefully the IDF get a good kicking again [in Lebanon] Inshallah”
From whom? From the deviationists?
From anyone who wants to have a go. Not that Hizbollah welcome outsiders, they are purely a nationalist revolutionary force.
I do not believe that I have ever written a positive word about Al Saud nor have I ever said that they are anything but self imposed dictators. All Arab rulers are the same right across the board from Morocco to the Gulf, all are self imposed all use torture and all steal the wealth of the people.
why do you think ,then , Saudi Arabia is not being under attack by Zionist’s Power ??
Why Syria and Iran (and soon Lebanon it seems) has been the “lucky ones”??
Do you think USIsra and NATO have the right to butt in country’s internal affairs ,
( like starting those” revolutions”, for example, and then financing and giving ammunitions to the mercenaries and “re-be-ls”)???
There have been small protests in Saudi but they were quickly suppressed. Al Saud threw in some money for the unemployed and a few other titbits.
Scholars on the payroll were persuaded to issue a fatwa against protesting on the streets and about overthrowing the ruler.
Everything is done with brutal oppression the same as every where else.
But the masterstroke was played by America by introducing McDonalds and satelitte t.v. to the Gulf Region so that most young men of fighting or revolutionry age now have fat arses and massivee moobs and can hardly waddle down Edgeware road from McDonalds to the nearest Shisha bar.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=fat+saudi&start=154&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=csX&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&channel=fflb&biw=1016&bih=433&tbm=isch&tbnid=clNwVdk9w8AZ-M:&imgrefurl=http://now.msn.com/now/0628-muslim-soda-alcohol-content.aspx%3F_p%3D18956728-0644-4e4e-a600-3edaa3ae9099&docid=7fRJlY2V-ETQsM&imgurl=http://blu.stb.s-msn.com/i/E0/8AA8B52B781946E7B663C1B48A6A9B.jpg&w=628&h=316&ei=Thv3T73YD8il8QPk0MmzBw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=666&vpy=62&dur=544&hovh=126&hovw=191&tx=248&ty=78&sig=117858445090642385925&page=11&tbnh=117&tbnw=159&ndsp=16&ved=1t:429,r:15,s:154,i:258
This was taken before they ate the burgers.
oh ,so your explanation on ,why there is no Zionist’s sponsored “rebellion/revolution ” in Saudi Arabia”? is “because they have fat asses and eat burgers”.
with that kind of “enlightment” I ma not surprised that you are so easily becoming a Zionist’s stooge.
You didn’t do yourself any service with this “analysis,” Laura. In fact, you should ask Jon to delete it.
Say, put your shia puppets away for today and resume the puppet show tomorrow with fresh insights.
“There have been small protests in Saudi but they were quickly suppressed”
Yeah, they were supressed because they did not have rich, powerful global sponsors like those “rebels” in Libya , Yugoslavia or Syria. “Rebels ” there had a big Daddy who supported them , gave them amunnition and whatever else needed for the “revolution ” to carry on. When it was not enough Big DadDy used its own “rebels” called Nato and USIsra army. This already happened in Libya and Yougslavia. Big Daddy is getting ready for Syria.
Saudi Arabi “rebels” were ommited by Big Daddy, becasue Saudi Arabia dictators are Big Daddy’s friends ,so there is no need to change anything. As of yet.
But our under-educted Laura will clam that fat assess and too many burguers are at fault in case of Saudi Arabia failed “revolution” .
Here is an interesting video that shows how so called freedom fighters aka hired murderers
are putting on fake shows of massacres, wounded people etc.
This is truly disgusting. So many people fall for their fake propaganda .
http://www.infowars.com/nato-backed-freedom-fighters-commit-brutal-atrocities/
@Adriana …You didn’t do yourself any service with this “analysis,” Laura. In fact, you should ask Jon to delete it.
Say, put your shia puppets away for today and resume the puppet show tomorrow with fresh insights……
N.Korean youth is about to be written off as a fighting force as well
Attempting to forge a new image for himself and his country, North Korea’s youthful supreme leader Kim Jong Un is allowing women to wear pants, platform shoes and earrings, making more mobile phones available, endorsing previously banned foods like PIZZA, FRENCH FRIES AND HAMBURGERS — and he’s giving kids free trips to zoos and amusement parks.
do you know antyhing about N Korea except that it is a country, somewhere???
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/466d48c414/digging-a-hole-from-fod-team
keep digging, girl, you might make it.
Totally agree. I’m losing faith in North Korea. Amusement parks? Whatever next!
Do you Laura aspire to becoming
“the Rosa Luxemburg of the Sunnis”.??
Rosa Luxemburg would never have agreed with Laura on “Jewish Marxist Feminism”!
“Not that Hizbollah welcome outsiders, they are purely a nationalist revolutionary force.”
Hizbullah is not a nationalist nor a secratian movement , Hizbullah is a non sectarian Islamic revolutionary movement which not only transcends the sects but even the religions and nationalities to the supernationalist and supersectarian concern to the actual human concern
Daniel it is a national resistance force is it not?
@Adriana and Searching
You seem to easily accept that wars and revolutions need weapons such as drones and other hardware yet you write off the real weapons of mass destruction like psychological warfare the dumbing down of society by exporting American “values” and “morals” with round the clock t.v. What about the chemical warfare with fast food for all which wrecks havoc on the body? Who needs drones when you can destroy the youth from inside and without an invasion? Of course Orthodox Jews are not daft enough to allow their kids to indulge in t.v. mobile phones, and free mixing of the sexes.
One weapon of mass (family) destruction that Saudi has not allowed in yet is Jewish Marxist Feminism – that would be too much
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EOaPzmIQMI&feature=player_embedded#!
@Searching
“But our under-educted Laura”
Oh Dear !
Never mind, with the advances in medical science there is always hope of a cure.
http://www.rt.com/news/syria-lies-invasion-reality-interview-671/
“Everything you’ve heard about Syria is a lie says Ankhar Kochneva, a Russian journalist who has seen first hand the realities of the Syrian civil war. Kochneva told RT she has proof a Western invasion of Syria will be launched by summer’s end.”
major detailed deconstruction of the jewish run western media propaganda about syria.
It is a bit hard to believe, if you don’t mind my saying so. Why such an abrupt and total change? Why not just continue our mission of humanitarianism around the world, as we did in Libya and before that in Iraq?