Al-Maleeha:

Western propaganda media failed to mention that the terrorist sabotage operation at the Tamiko Pharmaceutical Company was very limited in that it managed to destroy a warehouse which, as Monzer wrote to me, could be rebuilt in 2 weeks. Now that the drug complex has been deloused, the terrorists are moving to Zamalkaa for their last stand. Movements of mercenary vermin from Jordan and from the Golan don’t seem to herald any major effort to save their terrorist litter-mates who are now encircled from every direction. In fact, as many of our readers now know, most of the terrorist fronts are collapsing swiftly. The only potential front capable of surviving for any appreciable time is the one on the Golan.

The media is pushing a statement made recently by a terrorist commander in the Golan named Al-Jibaawi, a former police officer, who claims his forces now number 30,000. Many of you with military experience will detect immediately the suspicious nature of the declaration. First of all, military commanders never declare truthfully the number of forces at their disposal. When they do, they inflate the figure in the hope it demoralizes the opposition, which, in this case is the SAA and NDF. The problem here is the “BIG SURPRISE” I promised you. It’s still coming. In any case, the actual number of terrorists in this new gang of terrorists is more like 8,000, at most. According to our sources, the vast majority of these vermin are very poorly trained despite American pronouncements about training vetted “rebels”. The ones in Qatar who are trained in tranches of 100 per month, are given about 2 weeks of preparation before they are sent to Turkey for certain death in Syria.

Yesterday, terrorist commanders were ordering their vermin out of Al-Maleeha. It’s a 2 km trek – not far for terrorists without any choice. Routes via Jaramaanaa to the northwest up to the main highway would be suicide.

See Wikimapia: http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=33.499463&lon=36.376934&z=13&m=b

Yesterday, these vultures were shot:

Sulaymaan Al-Nijm (He’ll be a big star in Hell)
Nizaar ‘Abdul-Lateef
Muhammad Hassan
Fawzi Al-Mattaar
Zakariyya Al-Maghribi
Muhammad ‘Adlooni
Tahseen Al-‘Umari

Another 14 could not be identified and are presumed foreign.

Waadi ‘Ayn Turmaa:

Sources tell me over 40 terrorists died here trying to move to Zamalkaa. No names.

Al-Zabadaani:

A warehouse loaded with light weapons and Captagon was destroyed in the Al-Mahatta Quarter. The terrorists tried to protect their little opium den, but were mostly killed by NDF, some of whom used to be in the FSA:

Husaam ‘Abbaas
Khaaled Shaykh-‘Ali
Ahmad Khaytu
Maalek Muhammad

Another 2 could not be identified. They appeared Libyan or Tunisian.

‘Aaliya Farms:

A nest of dirty little terrorists was uncovered and decimated:

“Abu Hamza” (reportedly a LIBYAN BARBARY APE. Id pending)
Maajed Mas’ood
Hussayn Ku’aydi
Jihaad Ibraaheem
Yusuf Al-Qaseer
‘Amr Al-Shaayeb
Akram Shaater
Hammood Al-Durra

Another 3 were not identified. 4 taken prisoner.

Jawbar:

Southeast of the Electric Company. A continuing campaign by SAA and NDF. 6 terrorists confirmed killed:

Muhammad Al-Leebi (a/k/a “Abu Al-Noor”. LIBYAN FECAL EXTRACT. Id pending)
‘Adli Sabaah Shaaker
Jabr ‘Ali Sa’ad
Saaleh Badawi

No other names.

‘Adraa in the Majaabil Quarter: 3 terrorists pithed with a huge cache of weapons discovered.

Daarayyaa:

A firefight here reported with confirmed terrorist-stats. But, no details.

Al-Ruhayba and Al-Batraa` Quarries in Jayrood: Confirmed terrorist deaths, but, no details.

Ziad Fadel

Attorney for 33 years and Supreme Court Certified Interpreter for Arabic/English Diploma with Honors from Ann Arbor Pioneer High School in 1968; B.A. University of Michigan in Ann Arbor 1968-1972; M.A. University of Michigan Dept. of Near Eastern Studies 1972-1974; Ph.D. Cand. Univ. of Michigan 1972-1977; Then went to law school. Credits: Harvard University for classes in Islamic Philosophy; Fellowships from University of Pennsylvania 1976; 2 from Univ. of Michigan. Read English, Arabic, German, French, Farsi, some Hebrew. Studied Ancient Greek and Latin before grad school. Michigan Supreme Court Certified Interpreter/Translator for Arabic and English