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They say a picture paints a thousand words. The photograph of British Prime Minister David Cameron and Russian President Vladimir Putin in London recently certainly does. When the two leaders gave a press conference at the weekend in Downing Street ahead to the G8 summit, Cameron had the excruciating look of a desperate man. Putin, by contrast, appeared in control. The latter spoke in measured tones and with discernible contempt in his voice. Read More »

Documents unearthed from the voluminous archived files of the CIA provide evidence that in the 1960s, leading pro-Israeli members of the administrations of Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon sought to limit the size of the UN General Assembly by redefining the definition of what countries could qualify for membership in the world body. In the 1960s and 70s, successive U.S. ambassadors to the UN, the first and foremost being the arch-Zionist former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Arthur Goldberg, who represented the United States during the Israeli-Arab Six Day War, extensively lobbied the UN Secretariat to create a second-tier of «associate membership» for countries considered «too small» to have a full vote in the UN General Assembly. Read More »

President Bashar al-Assad gave the following interview to the German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper: Interviewer: Mr President, how do you view the situation in your country? The Syrian Army has lost control over large parts of Syria, in other words those areas are outside the control of central government. What’s your take on the situation? President Assad: Your question requires us to put things into their proper context: this is not a conventional war with two armies fighting to control or liberate particular areas or parts of land. What we are in fact dealing with is a form of guerrilla warfare. Read More »

The “Sharia committee of the province of Aleppo (Halab)” has announced a general mobilization of “all Muslims of the province” for the jihad just some days ago. While it is actually not entirely clear what this “Sharia committee” really is, but it looks like a kind of civil or quasi-civil, and thereby needless to say, armed self-government. In the areas, which are controlled by the rebel brigades, various of such structures do appear: committees, “emirates”, summary courts / martials, security services and so on – like mushrooms out of the blood-saturated soil, in order to be mowed down again shortly after it. Also see Libya just 1-2 years ago. Geographically, this “Shariah committee” could be a member of the al-Nusra Front. And it was probably these “guys”, who were seen recently, when they replaced a FSA flag with their black banner of death. Judging by this (and according to the information associated with the now circulating in all mouths operation “Northern Storm”), the situation of the terrorist brigades in the Syrian city of Aleppo is now almost desperate. Just shortly before the spread of this call (for jihad), there was again some attempts for a reinforcement in order to storm the prison of Aleppo (Halab), in which are more than 1,000 rebel fighters jailed according to different reports. Three days ago the Turkish border for the entry (ie into Turkey) has been closed, whereupon there, between A’zaz and Kilis, were some heavy battles by the Turkish army and the al-Nusra ... Read More »

The officials in the western countries which call themselves ‘international community’ mainly NATO member states are not smart, but they depend totally on the lack of common sense, analytic thinking, logic and even IQ among their citizens, thus they can fool them easily and repeatedly and even with the same lies over and over again. So now the USA decided to arm the Syrian opposition. The United States of America by its own officials stated publicly they paid more than $520 million US Taxpayers dollars to the figures they call ‘moderate’ in the Syrian opposition, which in the best guess those figures staying at 5 star hotels outside Syria and forming the ‘legitimate representatives of the Syrian people’ whom they are neither in any contact with and many of them have ever stepped into the country since ages, 25 years for the US appointed prime minister Heto! The US and its puppets it call allies in the NATO alliance and their stooges in regional governments have provided the aid in the shape of ‘non-lethal’ weapons to the same opposition throughout the past 26 months. Non-lethal like they provide loud speakers to Al-Qaeda fighters who scream ‘Allahu Akbar’ and the plane in mid air explodes, or a tank of more than 46 tons meltdown when one of these cannibals scream the glorifying God call with the ‘non-lethal’ devices. In case you didn’t know, it’s worth reminding you that Turkey is a NATO member state, actually it contributes with the biggest army ... Read More »

According to new reports, Iran has finally decided to deploy about 4,000 troops to the neighboring country Syria in order to support the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) in their fight against the foreign-backed terrorists and jihadists. Read More »

The totalitarian dictatorship of Saudi Arabia, lead by the dangerous family al-Saud, has blocked the famous messaging app Viber already last week and wants now to even block the more famous and most-used mobile messenger App WhatsApp, too. Read More »

The Turkish police has injured several peaceful protesters in Istanbul yesterday by using water cannons and tear gas to drive away the demonstrators from the Taksim Square and the Gezi Park in the famous Turkish city. Some hours before, the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (JDP/AKP) has demanded the square and park to be “evacuated”. Read More »

The events which are unfolding in the Golan Heights, in the buffer zone between Syria and Israel, are difficult to explain at first glance. The first question is why the terrorist groups of the Syrian opposition are trying to seize positions in the Golan Heights and kidnap UN peacekeepers. What sense does that make if it has no direct influence on the course of the armed conflict within the country? Read More »

The simple answer is No, and it’s an absolute No. But don’t get me wrong, there are officials in the US regime that would take the entire country off a cliff for their personal interests or for the interests of their foreign lobbies, and they’re doing their best to implicate the US with crimes all over the planet, including Syria. The US is financing, arming and assisting the so called ‘Armed Opposition’ in Syria since before the Syrian crisis, long before. NED, National Endowment for Democracy sponsored by the US government for instance. Then let’s not forget the shadow internet created especially for the ‘activists’ working inside Syria, since Syrian authorities have opened whatever was closed of social media sites and even encouraged people to use them to spread truth through it. Otpor is something people should look at as well, it gets full US support. Then the importing of thousands then tens of thousands of suicide fighters from Al-Qaeda and affiliates, ship them through Turkey where they get trained and supervised then smuggle them into Syria. And if all that was not a clear evidence of direct US involvement in fueling the Syrian crisis to the extent of declaring war without saying the word, what about the escalating sanctions imposed by the USA against Syria then asking all the countries where US has military bases in to impose similar sanctions against Syria that includes all aspects of life, and even if that’s not enough, supporting others into buying oil ... Read More »

Iranians are electing a new president, so what? The Iranians moved from a super dictatorship, he called himself the Shahanshah ’King of Kings’, into a democracy through a religious movement lead by late Ruhollah Khomeini from his exile in Paris in 1979. They call it a democracy and we should accept it’s a democracy if we to accept European and British Kingdoms as democracies despite having the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in charge of the Army, Foreign policies and the country’s broadest strategies including the nuclear program. I hope you don’t buy that thing about a king doesn’t rule in those countries, why are they there living with their families on the account of the people as parasites? But for non-Iranians, what does it really mean and why the western countries calling themselves ‘international community’, are so much concerned and get themselves involved each time the country runs a presidential race by a systematic media and political campaigns as if the coming president would change the course of the country from an anti-Israeli to a pro-Israeli stance as what the western backed ousted dead despot Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, sorry Shahanshah was? The answer doesn’t come of course from the western powers concern about promoting democracies in other countries than their own, they just find it an opportunity to infiltrate the difficult-to-infiltrate country through instigating riots. Well, Not this time, the Iranians were well prepared for that. Whether a reformist, a conservative, an independent or whoever reaches the presidential seat in Iran will have no direct effect ... Read More »

The Chechen President made a new and important statement when he said that specific foreign special services (probably the CIA and others) are trying to recruit young Chechens in Chechnya in order to let them fight alongside the terrorists and Islamists within Syria. The Chechen President Kadyrov said exactly, that these “young people from Chechnya” are “recruited by foreign special services to fight with the Syrian opposition”. Read More »