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Het Laatste Nieuws zoekt Syrische holocaust by willyvandamme Uw redacteur Guy Van Vlierden roept in de krant van vrijdag 2 oktober in het artikel ‘Poetin trotseren om IS te verslaan’ op om het leger van de Syrische regering met bombardementen uit te schakelen. Voor hem kan het geen kwaad dat er dan ‘een ook niet zo lieflijk stuk van het verzet gedoogd moet worden’. Hij neemt het erbij. In het regeringsgebied wonen nu ongeveer 16 tot 18 miljoen mensen waarvan een 8 miljoen vluchtelingen. Vooral mensen die het salafisme van dat verzet niet lusten. Hij wil die dus ook op de vlucht laten slaan, zich met geweld laten bekeren tot het salafisme of anders laten figureren in het zoveelste onthoofdingsfilmpje van die groepen. Prettige vooruitzichten dat uw redacteur voor die mensen in petto heeft. Van een (sic) humanist gesproken. En dan zijn er de vooruitzichten voor de salafistische terreur wereldwijd. Onze politiemensen gaan niet weten waar eerst mensen te arresteren of neer te knallen. Maar geen probleem voor Guy Van Vlierden. Wat een niveau. Willy Van Damme De man wist eerder deze maand al te melden dat “China pakt leiding in grondoorlog tegen IS”. Een verhaal dat in essentie gebaseerd was op een bericht van de pro-Syrische webkrant al Masdar maar dat, behoudens bij de Israëlische website Debkafile, gekend voor zijn goede contacten met de Israëlische geheime diensten, nergens bevestiging kreeg. Zelfs al zijn dat serieuze websites dan nog dient men dit bericht daarom met grote voorzichtigheid aan te pakken zoals een Amerikaanse specialiste van de Chinese zeemacht in haar analyse van deze zaak opmerkte.  Geen probleem echter voor de man en zijn krant die het met extra grote en vette letters bracht. Wie kan nu eenmaal weerstaan aan een zo’n sappige bloeddoorlopen titel zelfs als is het mogelijks niet eens waar? Zeker geen Het Laatste Nieuws of Guy Van Vlierden. Die happen zo toe. Wie maalt bij die krant nu eenmaal om de waarheid? De verloren gevlogen vlieg misschien. willyvandamme | 3 oktober 2015 om 11:05 | Categorieën:Brieven van lezers, Buitenland - Midden-Oosten, Media - Opinie | URL: http://wp.me/pgSxv-33u

Russia in the Middle East 11

Russia Gets Real, Pentagon Freaks Out, Jihadis Head for Germany

“Most of the Jihadis … are frantically shaving off their terrorist beards and heading for Turkey and 'safe passage' to Germany”

Joe Quinn 

(Sott.net)

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This article originally appeared at Sott.net

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You may, or may not, have noticed the growing body of evidence over the past year or two that strongly suggests that the U.S. government and its European “allies” are not really serious about destroying “ISIS”. 

The first hint came early last year when the jihadi mercenaries took large swathes of Iraq and Syria, and the West did nothing but wring its collective hands and fret, and resolve to bolster the fighting capability of the wonderful “rebels”. 

The second hint came this year when the U.S. and their partners began piecemeal airstrikes against “ISIS” that appeared to merely spur the head-choppers on to more success. 

The third hint came with reports that weapons supplies being sent to “Syrian rebels” were 'accidentally' ending up in the hands of the head-choppers. 

The most recent confirmation that Western politicians and military types effectively view “ISIS” as 'their guys' came in the last few weeks when the Pentagon reacted to news that Russia was in the process of establishing an air base in western Syria, from which to attack all foreign forces in Syria involved in the four-year-long attempted coup against the Syrian government. 

Putin's speech at the UN two days ago appears to have been the signal (one that was apparently missed by the Pentagon, perhaps because it was couched in clear, honest language) that Russia was about to 'get real' and make good on its intention to prevent the overthrow of Assad, defend the civilian population of Syria against ISIS, and solve the European 'refugee crisis' in the process. 

On the same day as Putin's speech, the Russian government revealed that Iraq had decided to sign an intelligence-sharing accord with Syria, Iran and Russia as part of the mission to wipe ISIS from the pages of history. They even set up a center in Baghdad to facilitate this information-sharing and have invited other nations interested in joining the counterterrorism effort in Syria to sign up. 

Today, with a speed that indicates the result of the vote was a foregone conclusion, the Russian parliament unanimously agreed to allow the Russian military to engage in Syria. The decision was rubber-stamped by the Duma on the basis that the Syrian government had invited the Russian military to help in their fight against terrorists, and with the rationale that ISIS terrorists and the 2,000 (give or take) Russian nationals that have joined them “must be defeated there and not allowed to return to their home countries [e.g. Russia] with battle experience and ideology adopted in the war zone.” Russian involvement in Syria is, therefore, very much in keeping with international law, a quaint notion long since dispensed with by the “international community” of Washington, London and a few EU capitals. 

But just in case anyone was still in doubt, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov today pointed out at the UN Security Council debate that “ISIS” possesses “elements of Weapons of Mass Destruction”, a claim which is decidedly more plausible than the U.S. claim that Saddam had WMDs back in 2003. 

With a consistency between word and action that exposes Western governments for the liars they are, the Russian military, on the orders of Putin, today began carrying out air strikes against Jihadi targets in Syria:

“In accordance with the decision of the Supreme Commander of the Russian Federation Armed Forces, Vladimir Putin, Russian airforce planes today began air operations with surgical strikes against identified ground targets of the terrorist group ISIL in the Syrian Arab Republic.”

By all accounts, the Pentagon appears to have been caught with its pants down, which is not surprising given that so many of its employees spend their time watching child porn on their computers. 

Yesterday, Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work told a Senate Armed Services Committeehearing that he was “surprised” at the decision by Iraq's Joint Operations Command to share intelligence with Syria, Iran and Russia in an effort to coordinate action against the Islamic State. The problem for the Pentagon here is twofold: 

1) Iraq, Syria, Iran and Russia combining their resources to defeat “ISIS” puts the US and NATO firmly out of the picture. 
2) The Pentagon had, in its hubris, believed that the Iraqi government was sufficiently 'owned' that it could share sensitive US military intelligence about US military activities (and US proxy forces) with the Iraqis. There is now a risk that that intelligence may be made available to the Russians, allowing for the better targeting of US and Saudi proxy forces in Syria, and even Iraq. 
The next surprise came this morning, when Russia effectively told the U.S. it had one hour to leave Syria:

“A Russian official in Baghdad this morning informed US Embassy personnel that Russian military aircraft would begin flying anti-ISIL missions today over Syria. 

“He further requested that US aircraft avoid Syrian airspace during these missions,” U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby said.

Despite the fact that Russia, Iran and Syria are targeting terrorist groups in Syria, Deputy Work said: “Obviously, we are not going to share intelligence with either Syria, or Russia, or Iran, so we are in the process of working to try and find out exactly what Iraq has said.” 
In further evidence that things have gone a little 'pear-shaped' for the Pentagon, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia, Evelyn Farkas, has been fired has resigned and will leave at the end of October, according to a senior U.S. defense official. Ms Farkas's responsibilities included dealing with Russia on Syria and Ukraine. Oops. 

By carefully choosing which type of military aid to give to Syria, Russia has effectively created a 'no-fly' zone for NATO war planes above large swathes of Syria, unless of course pilots more accustomed to engaging in turkey shoots want to risk being blown out of the sky. 
It is almost certain that the Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missile system is now operational in Syria. “ISIS” has no air force, so this system was clearly intended to protect against a NATO bombing campaign aimed at the Syrian army. This is, perhaps, one of the reasons that Western military attacks on “ISIS” have been so ineffective. Not that Russia or Syria ever wanted to stop Western bombs falling on “ISIS” positions; they just wanted to stop NATO using the excuse of attacking “ISIS” to target the Syrian military. 

Russia's S300 missile system. Now protecting the Syrian people from NATO bombs

With the recently enhanced Russian air base at Latakia, Russian air force planes stationed there can freely engage U.S. proxy mercenary (ISIS) targets and (hopefully) close the book on this latest monstrosity created by the psychopaths in Washington and their misogynistic, head-chopping “royal” friends in the Gulf. 

There is, however, one down side to this new development; Europe is already dealing with a large influx of refugees from Syria. It's really unreasonable of the Russians to risk adding about 30,000 more “ISIS” jihadis into the mix, most of whom, as I speak, are frantically shaving off their terrorist beards and heading for Turkey and 'safe passage' to Germany.

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