December 13, 2014
Syrian No-Fly-Zone a Bid to Save Al Qaeda
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Links What the Fake Syria Sniper Boy Video Tell Us About Media Experts November 27, 2014 ( Maram Susli – NEO ) Many mainstream media websites helped a fake video go viral this month. The video showing a young Syrian boy running through sniper fire to save a little girl, was exposed as a fake when the Norwegian producer Lars Klevberg made the fact public.
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Links ISIS is America’s Dream Rebel Army US policy paper reveals desire for construction of full-scale extraterritorial army to invade Syria. Such an army is being built in Iraq and Turkey and it’s called "ISIS." Â November 10, 2014 ( Tony Cartalucci – NEO ) – The corporate-financier funded and directed policy think tank, the Brookings Institution, has served as one of several prominent forums documenting and disseminating US foreign policy. It would host in part the architects of the so-called "surge" during the nearly decade-spanning US occupation of Iraq, as well as battle plans for waging a covert war against Iran now well under way.
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Links Iran and the Proxy War in Kurdistan October 17, 2014 ( Eric Draitser – NEO ) -Â In the midst of the war against ISIS (Islamic State) now taking place in both Iraq and Syria, a possible shifting of alliances that could fundamentally alter the balance of power in the region is taking place, and no one seems to have noticed. Specifically, the burgeoning relationship between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of Northern Iraq has the potential to remake the political landscape of the Middle East.