The Syrian redux (2011), "foreign fighters being brought in by the CIA and Mossad".

In this video which is from 2011, Webster Tarpley speaks about his experience while touring Syria and how the people were being terrorized by snipers.

The people were begging the Assad government for help, to protect them from these foreign fighters who were being brought in to destabilize the nation.

Something else which he says is how Syria was a place where people of every religion and ethnicity were living in peace.

Its criminal that the West is intentionally importing Al-CIAeda forces in order to create a divide and conquer strategy.

These actions by the West are truly crimes against humanity.

Originally posted by gladtobehere
Its criminal that the West is intentionally importing Al-CIAeda forces in order to create a divide and conquer strategy.

The USA and Mossad aren't putting foreign forces into Syria. Saudi Arabia and Qatar are. And that's in response to all the other foreign forces that Syria has brought in ... Russian and Iranian. Syria has been a proxy war ... via invitation ... for YEARS. So if you think it's 'criminal' that foreign forces are brought in to fight a civil war, the Assad should be at the top of your criminal list for bringing in Iran and Russia. And then you can go arrest the Saudi royals and those running Qatar.

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These actions by the West are truly crimes against humanity.

This will always remain a conspiracy...and therefore...not given much thought.

Sometimes the most horrible truths are there for everyone to see...but we choose not to...

These horrible truths are always covered up or justified by disgusting, over the top patriotism/nationalism. Makes me sick sometimes just reading responses.

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Well, not according to Webster Tarpley. He specifically mentions the CIA and Mossad.

But thats the whole point, the plan to destabilize and invade the ME has been a long standing policy beginning with Operation Ajax right up to current day.

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Assad should be at the top of your criminal list for bringing in Iran and Russia.

As a leader of it's country...whatever we might think of him...he's entitled to call for help from anyone. Others however are not. There is no reasonable/legal justification for infiltrating foreign countries and inciting revolt...other than the US's holier than thou "protecting national security....interests" justification....which really shouldn't fly...anywhere anymore.

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www.nytimes.com...

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It's weirdly fascinating to see how many people are still able to deny the extensive western involvement in the so-called 'regime changes' throughout the middle east. It works everytime, information that should leave no doubt surfaces, then disappears into the memory hole and a couple month later, rinse and repeat.

telegraph.co.uk

The United States has coordinated a massive airlift of arms to Syrian rebels from Croatia with the help of Britain and other European states, despite the continuing European Union arms embargo, it was claimed yesterday.

The shipments were allegedly paid for by Saudi Arabia at the bidding of the United States, with assistance on supplying the weapons organised through Turkey and Jordan, Syria's neighbours. But the report added that as well as from Croatia, weapons came "from several other European countries including Britain", without specifying if they were British-supplied or British-procured arms.

US-British Involvement

With so much admitted involvement in the violence aimed at overthrowing Syria's government by the West, it is inconceivable that Al Qaeda could be "overrunning moderate forces" in Syria, unless of course, no such moderate forces exist, and the West had planned from the beginning to use Al Qaeda as a mercenary force. And indeed, that is precisely what is happening. It has been established with documented evidence since at least 2007, and reaffirmed with this latest report.

nytimes.com

A small number of C.I.A. officers are operating secretly in southern Turkey, helping allies decide which Syrian opposition fighters across the border will receive arms to fight the Syrian government, according to American officials and Arab intelligence officers.

Syria - a timeline

But, while the UN and nations across the West feign shock over the growing humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in and around Syria, the goal of a violent sectarian conflict and its predictable, catastrophic results along with calls to literally "bleed" Syria have been the underlying strategy of special interests in the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia and their regional partners since at least 2007.

wsj.com 2007

The NSF unites liberal democrats, Kurds, Marxists and former Syrian officials in an effort to transform President Assad's despotic regime. But the Washington protest also connected a pair of more unlikely players -- the U.S. government and the Muslim Brotherhood.

NATO & Al Quaeda

Clearly, the US military and the US government were both well aware of the heavy Al Qaeda presence in Cyrenaica since as early as 2007. When violence flared up in 2011, it was clear to many geopolitical analysts that it was the result of Al Qaeda, not "pro-democracy protesters." The US government, its allies, and a complicit Western press, willfully lied to the public, misrepresented its case to the United Nations and intervened in Libya on behalf of international terrorists, overthrowing a sovereign government, and granting an entire nation as a base of operations for the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG).

abovetopsecret.com

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yes..it's weird an ongoing. It is as if there is a "core public memory dump switch" out there somewhere. You just turn it off and on...and you're back where it all started...as you said...rinse...repeat.

If I were mentally weaker man...I would have been feeling very depressed about the whole thing.

Flyer'sFan is 100% correct...Google "mukhabarat amriki"...