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Syria: "Expect more .........."
Syria:
"Expect more .........."
"... The
tragedy continues. The Syrian state, political and military security
apparatus will maintain its mini-blitzkriegs – with no second thoughts for
“collateral damage”. On the opposing side, “rebel” commanders will be betting on
a new Saudi-Qatari-encouraged Supreme Military Council....Expect more horrible sectarian massacres as the one in
Aqrab. Here is
the most authoritative version of what may have really happened.
This proves once again that what the NATOGCC “rebels” are actually winning is the YouTube war. So expect more massive, relentless waves of spin and propaganda – with
Western corporate media cheerleading of the Syrian “freedom fighters” putting to
shame the 1980s jihad in Afghanistan...Expect more major distortions of context, as when Russian
Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said, “The fighting will become even
more intense, and [Syria] will lose tens of thousands and, perhaps, hundreds of
thousands of civilians… If such a price for the removal of the president seems
acceptable to you, what can we do? We, of course, consider it absolutely
unacceptable.”..,Expect more sectarian hatred, as in Sunni Sheikh and
al-Jazeera star Yusuf al-Qaradawi casually issuing a fatwa legitimizing
the killing of millions of Syrians, be they military or civilian, as long as
they are Alawites or Shi’ites.
Sectarian hatred will rule, with Qatar in the lead,
followed by Saudis with large pocketbooks and assorted hardcore Islamists.
Agenda; war against Shi’ites, against Alawites, against secularists, even
against moderates, not only in Syria but all across the Middle
East.,,
The new Syrian Army strategy boils down to a major pull
back from countryside backwaters and bases, concentrating their troops in cities
and towns.
Expect the overall strategy of the NATOGCC club to remain
more or less the same; bog down the Syrian Army in as many areas as possible;
demoralize them; and keep oiling the terrain for a possible North Atlantic
Treaty Organization intervention (the chemical weapons hype and the relentless
carping over a “humanitarian catastrophe” are part of the extensive psy ops
package).
The Syrian Army may have the heavy weapons; but when
confronting a tsunami of mercenaries and Salafi-jihadists fully trained and
weaponized by the NATOGCC club, the whole thing may take years, Lebanon civil
war-style. That leads us to the next “best” option – which is in fact a
spin-off; the death of the Syrian state by a thousand, make it a million,
cuts. What’s certain is that the “coalition of the willing”
against Syria will have no trouble unraveling once the endgame is reached. Washington bets on a
post-Assad regime run by the MB. No wonder King Playstation in Jordan is
freaking out; he knows the MB will also take over Jordan and expel him to
permanently shop at Harrods.Those paragons of democracy – the medieval
petro-monarchies in the Persian Gulf – are also freaking out; they fear the
popular appeal of the MB like the plague. Syrian Kurdistan – now definitely on
its way to total autonomy and eventually freedom – already keeps Ankara freaking
out. Not to mention the future prospect of a tsunami of unemployed
Salafi-jihadis merrily ensconced in the Syria-Turkish border and ready to run
amok.And then there’s the complex Turkey-Iran relationship.
Tehran has already warned Ankara in no uncertain terms about
the just-to-be-deployed NATO missile defense
system.
That’s got to be the newspeak masterpiece of late 2012.
Pentagon spokesman George Little has been adamant that “the United States has
been supporting Turkey in its efforts to defend itself… [against
Syria].”
Thus the deployment of 400 US troops to Turkey to run two
Patriot missile batteries, to “defend” Turkey from “potential threats emanating
from Syria”.
Translation; this has nothing to do with Turkey, it’s all
about the Russian military in Syria. Moscow has given Damascus not only very
effective, hypersonic Iskander surface-to-surface missiles (virtually immune to
missile defense systems) but the ground-to-air, multiple target defense system
Pechora 2M, a nightmare to the Pentagon if ever a no-fly zone is imposed over
Syria.
Welcome to the Patriot vs Iskander face-off.
And right in the line of fire, we find Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
Erdogan – an outsized egomaniac harboring a deep inferiority complex in relation
to the Europeans – left in the cold under NATO’s master plan.
Turkey’s Achilles heel (apart from the Kurds) is its
self-promoted role of being a crossroads of energy between East and West. The
problem is Turkey depends on energy supplies from both Iran and Russia; unwisely, it is antagonizing both, at the same
time, with its muddled Syrian policy.
How to solve this tragedy? (read
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