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Star of David

Israeli Assassinations and American Presidents

Alison Weir
Antiwar.com
Sat, 25 Feb 2012 14:29 UTC
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"By Way of Deception"
On Jan. 13 the Atlanta Jewish Times featured a column by its owner-publisher suggesting that Israel might someday need to "order a hit" on the president of the United States.

In the column, publisher Andrew Adler describes a scenario in which Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would need to "give the go-ahead for U.S.-based Mossad agents to take out a president deemed unfriendly to Israel."

The purpose? So that the vice president could then take office and dictate U.S. policies that would help the Jewish state "obliterate its enemies."

Adler wrote that it is highly likely that the idea "has been discussed in Israel's most inner circles."

Numerous Jewish leaders quickly condemned Adler, who has now apologized for the column, resigned, and put the newspaper up for sale. An Israeli columnist noted that the hatred being stirred up against Obama is similar to conditions in Israel that led to the murder of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin by a Jewish extremist.
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Star of David

Enormous weapons caches, made in Israel, found in Syria

Roi Kais
Ynet
Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:29 UTC
Syrian media showcase images of weapons allegedly produced by Jewish State

Syrian media outlets reported Friday that President Bashar Assad's security forces seized huge quantities of weapons used by rebels across the country, including Israeli-made arms.

According to the unconfirmed reports, Assad's troops seized a machinegun, Israeli-made bombs, automatic rifles, various explosive devices, protective vests, night-vision equipment and military uniforms, among other things.

Syrian television showcased the weapons Friday evening and claimed that some of the arms originated in Israel. Some of the weapons featured Hebrew inscriptions, yet it was unclear who was holding the arms and where the images were photographed.
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Pistol

Best of the Web: CIA or Mossad Snipers Caught in Syria?


YouTube
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 14:24 UTC
The following video was uploaded to YouTube in July 2011. It is a collection of video footage showing snipers firing from the rooftops of tall buildings in Syrian cities. Towards the end, there is also footage of what appear to be Western agents trying to escape the scene with very high-powered rifles.

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War Whore

Best of the Web: Al Jazeera Doxed: Leaked emails reveals "Free Syrian Army" as branch of Al-Qaeda

Wissam Kanaan
al-akhbar.com
Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:52 UTC
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© AFP - Karim JaafarAl-Jazeera's chairman, Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer al-Thani, speaks during a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the launching of the Qatar-based Arabic satellite news channel in Doha, on 1 November 2011. Once a thorn in the side of the US Empire, Al Jazeera is now its key propaganda tool in the Middle East Region.
Emails said to reveal dismay among Al-Jazeera staff over its "biased and unprofessional" coverage of Syria have been leaked by pro-Assad hackers.

On Wednesday, the entire staff of the Al Jazeera network allegedly received an email instructing them to change their computer and email passwords.

Earlier in the week, the network's server had been hacked by the self-styled Syrian Electronic Army, and some of its secrets were released to the media.

The major find to be made public was an email exchange between anchorwoman Rula Ibrahim and Beirut-based reporter Ali Hashem. The emails seemed to indicate widespread disaffection within the channel, especially over its coverage of the crisis in Syria.

Ibrahim wrote to her colleague saying that she had "turned against the revolution" in Syria after realizing that the protests would "destroy the country and lead to a civil war." She went on to deride the opposition Free Syrian Army, which she described as "a branch of al-Qaeda."
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USA

France's secret war against the Syrian people


Voltairenet.org
Wed, 22 Feb 2012 13:40 UTC
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During the assault on the rebel stronghold in the Homs district of Bab Amr, the Syrian army took more than 1,500 prisoners, mostly foreigners. Of these, a dozen French nationals requested the status of prisoner of war, refusing to give their identity, rank and unit of assignment. One of them is a Colonel working for the DGSE transmission service.

In arming the Wahhabi Legion and feeding it with satellite intelligence, France conducted a secret war against the Syrian army, which caused more than 3,000 deaths among the military, and more than 1,500 among civilians in ten months of fighting.

This information was partially revealed by Thierry Meyssan during an appearance on the top Russian TV channel, on Monday, 13 February 2012, followed by an article published on Tuesday, the 14th, by Komsomolskaya Pravda and finally through a Voltaire Network TV video.
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Wall Street

EU to freeze Syrian Central Bank assets


Russia Today
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 13:27 UTC
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Friends of Syria? With friends like these, who needs enemies?
The European Union plans to freeze the assets of the Syrian Central Bank starting next Monday, declared French Foreign Minister Alan Juppe, as quoted by Reuters.

The new sanction will hit Syria the day after the referendum on the new constitution set for February 26.

"Starting from Monday, we will take new strong measures, notably a freezing of the assets of the Syrian Central Bank," Juppe announced.

The statement comes as the minister is in Tunisia attending the "Friends of Syria" meeting.

Another participant in the event, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on Friday called on all nations to freeze Syrian assets and boycott oil from the country.
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Pharoah

Qatar and Al Jazeera officially supporting Western terrorists in Syria

Caeosn
YouTube
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 13:31 UTC
The Western puppet regime in Qatar is supporting the terrorist acts against Syria committed by Al-CIA-duh fighters under the name of 'Syrian Free Army' and its fully bought and paid for propaganda rag Al-Jazeera TV has reporters embedded with them.

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War Whore

US to announce aerial blockade on Syria

Roi Kais
Ynet
Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:11 UTC
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US readies for possibility of intervention without UN resolution, Asharq Al-Awsat reports, citing US military official; plan to include humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees on Turkey's border

The Pentagon is readying for the possibility of intervention in Syria, aiming to halt Syrian President Bashsar Assad's violent crackdown on protesters, the newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat reported Saturday, citing a US military offical.

According to the official, the intervention scenario calls for the establishment of a buffer zone on the Turkish border, in order to receive Syrian refugees. The Red Cross would then provide the civilians humanitarian aid, before NATO crews would arrive from Turkey and join the efforts.

The measure would pave the way for the US to declare an aerial blockade on Syria.

The intercession is to be modeled after NATO's efforts in Kosovo, which brought an end to the Serbian control of the region. NATO's plan of action included prolonged aerial shelling.

The US' diplomatic efforts have yet to yield an effective international resolution that would stop the bloodshed. More than 100 protesters have died over the weekend alone, human rights activists said.

Comment: It is the Western rebels mercenaries who are blowing civilians and state security forces to pieces. The refugee crisis they anticipate will result (as it did in Kosovo) from indiscriminate NATO air strikes.

Syria's Bloody CIA Revolution - A Distraction?

Western intelligence supplying arms to mercenaries in Syria

Thousands of Western mercenaries invade Syria

Free Syrian Army claims responsibilty for twin Aleppo blasts

U.S. Arms Being Smuggled To Syria As Special Forces Direct Rebel Attacks

Hundreds of US-NATO Soldiers Arrive & Begin Operations on the Jordan-Syria Border

Mossad vs Assad? 'CIA death squads behind Syria bloodbath'

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Vader

Western intelligence supplying arms to mercenaries in Syria


ITAR-TASS
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 13:03 UTC
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"We'd like to thank Allah, the Mossad, MI6, the CIA, Sarkozy, the Sheikhs, the oil barons, Yahweh and Jesus (the fundie one)..."
Armed groups of Syria's opposition from the rebel force known as the Syrian Liberation Army get more and more weapons from abroad, a source in Russia's secret services told Itar-Tass on Friday.

"Huge batches of small arms and munitions for the Syrian Liberation Army's troops are supplied from Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, but unofficially, not through these countries' governments," the source said. "The supply list includes submachine guns, machine guns, sniper rifles and antitank grenade launchers."

Russia's military expert, Lieutenant General Leonid Sazhin told Itar-Tass that "the scenario that has already been developed and administered by the United States and their NATO allies, mainly by France, Britain and Turkey, as well as the monarchy regimes from the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf, in particular Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, is being implemented in Syria."

"This scenario was developed taking into account recent events in Libya, Egypt and other countries of the region with only one reservation - the lack of the UN Security Council resolution needed for the West. In fact, we see an unannounced military interference of some NATO member-states and countries of the region into Syria's domestic affairs, who side with one of the conflicting parties - the armed opposition," he said.
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Pistol

Thousands of Western mercenaries invade Syria


Russia Today
Sun, 26 Feb 2012 12:56 UTC
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© AFP Photo / Ricardo Garcia VilanovaThe US,UK and Israel are sending their mercenaries across to their next target.
Over 10,000 Libyans are reportedly being trained in a closed-off zone in Jordan, before being snuck into Syria to fight for the opposition. These men are allegedly paid around US$1,000 a month, funded by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

­Jordan-based AlBawaba news website says most of the gunmen who are being trained are actually part of the Libyan armed opposition, who have not had the chance to lay down arms following the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi's regime.

The allegations of funding from Riyadh and Doha were not attributed to anyone, but AlBawaba did draw attention to the fact that both Saudi Arabia and Qatar actively support the Syrian opposition.

At the same time, several Iranian news sources report that some 50 Turkish officers arrested in Syria last week have confirmed that they were trained by the Israeli Special Forces to carry out insurgent acts against the Syrian government and President Bashar al-Assad.
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