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Syria Update: What the News Isn’t Reporting
July 23, 2012 0

Syria Update: What the News Isn’t Reporting

By News Desk

Wider UNSC dissension, Turkish offensive against its own “rebels,” and Iraq’s rejection of latest “Arab League” statement before massive Al Qaeda attacks.  by Tony Cartalucci July 23, 2012 – Scratching just below the surface of the Western media’s headlines are stories carrying greater implications – stories the West believes are better left untold. “Operation Damascus Volcano” Followed Weeks of Warnings of Impending NATO Psy-Op.

US Prepares For Direct Intervention in Syria
July 22, 2012 0

US Prepares For Direct Intervention in Syria

By News Desk

Sunday, July 22, 2012 US Prepares For Direct Intervention in Syria As FSA proxies fail and psychological operations falter, US prepares more direct (and desperate) approach for long-sought regime change.  by Tony Cartalucci July 22, 2012 – As it becomes increasingly clear that last week’s "surge" by NATO-backed so-called "Free Syrian Army" terrorists was a failed psychological operation, coordinated with meticulously timed assassinations the day of the UN Security Council vote designed to stampede the Syrian government out of power, the FSA’s foreign sponsors are preparing the public for a more direct intervention while desperately attempting to maintain the illusion of chaos and the imminent collapse of Syria’s government. Video : Thierry Meyssan in Damascus, Syria.

Ending Syria’s Violence
July 16, 2012 0

Ending Syria’s Violence

By News Desk

Begins with ending arms, cash, and support for terrorist front.  by Tony Cartalucci  July 16, 2012 – At 20 million, if even half of Syria’s population rose up against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, armed with pointed sticks, the revolution would be over in an afternoon. Instead, it has dragged on for nearly a year and a half, consisting of hit-and-run battles, terrorist bombings, and cross-border infiltration – indicating that but a slim minority has "risen up" and of that minority, the vast majority of them are sectarian extremists – admittedly many are not even Syrian. Most importantly, it is not within Syria, but beyond its borders, that these "rebels" derive the summation of their support