R: [pace] H. Kissinger sulla Siria: più chiaro di così !!! e poi sotto da Global research

["Sebastiano Cosenza" <sebastiano.cosenza at fastwebnet.it>]

Questo vecchio vampiro , impalatore  di civili  tedeschi in gioventù, ancora  ubriaco di  sangue di vietnamiti e sud americani  , dalla sua tana  rigurgita ancora ….

Sarà una festa per tutto il regno animale  ( e anche vegetale … le foreste dl Vietnam) e per  l’intero Creato  quando questo lemure  vomiterà il soffio vitale.

seb

 

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Inviato: mercoledì 20 giugno 2012 09:08
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Oggetto: [pace] H. Kissinger sulla Siria: più chiaro di così !!! e poi sotto da Global research

 

 

 

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Von: aa-info at yahoogroups.com [mailto:aa-info at yahoogroups.com] Im Auftrag von momotombo at libero.it
Gesendet: Montag, 18. Juni 2012 15:25
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H. Kissinger
"Sono davvero sorpreso da come fa Assad a restare ancora al potere. In passato suo padre era l'unico leader arabo che mi ha battuto. Nel'1973, se non era per Anvar Sadat, il padre del giovane Assad avrebbe potuto battere l'occidente sul campo, perché la Siria di allora, come lo è anche adesso, era il nucleo più potente della resistenza araba all'occidente. Sono sicuro che senza l'aiuto di Sadat ci sarebbe stata una guerra contro Israele e gli arabi avrebbero potuto vincere contro Israele. Noi (Israele o America ? ndr) abbiamo fatto tutto ciò che era possibile contro l'Iran e contro la Siria. Personalmente ero al corrente di tutte le offerte che abbiamo fatto a Assad per allontanarsi dall'Iran, ma lui non ha ceduto e confesso che in lui ho visto l'immagine del padre che mi aveva battuto in modo eguale nel'1973. Ora è dal maggio 2011 che stiamo cercando di destabilizzare il suo regime, ma non riusciamo a stanarlo e questo mi ricorda quella formidabile forza che era l'impero mongolo che aveva preso tutto l'Asia Centrale e il Medioriente in un lampo, ma si fermò dietro le mura di Damasco. La cosa che mi sorprende è che la Siria, pur restando un paese senza grandi risorse e quasi povero, dispone di infrastrutture cosi forti e cosi stabili; ha i generi alimentari immagazzinati per oltre 5 anni ed è auto sufficiente per servizio sanitario ed energetico, inoltre, dall'esercito siriano composto da più di 500 mila unità, siamo riusciti ad ottenere solamente 1500 defezioni in tutti questi mesi e non riusciamo a dividerla internamente pur essendo un paese composto da circa 40 etnie diverse. Senza dubbio la grande maggioranza dei siriani sta con Assad e il paese ha l'appoggio dell'Iran, Russia e Cina. Non ci resta che insistere con la strategia di farla scoppiare dall'interno. Dobbiamo continuare a mantenere alte le fiamme che abbiamo acceso e farla bruciare internamente. Noi non possiamo rinunciare ai nostri interessi e dobbiamo continuare e destabilizzare la Siria per ottenere ciò che vogliamo." !!!

[Sono state eliminare la parti non di testo del messaggio]

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Hidden US-Israeli Military Agenda: "Break Syria into Pieces

 

By Prof. Michel Chossudovsky

Global Research, June 16, 2012

URL of this article: www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=31454

Detailed analysis on Syria.

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- by Prof. Michel Chossudovsky - 2012-07-15

A timely article in the Jerusalem Post last month brings to the forefront the unspoken objective of US foreign policy, namely the breaking up of Syria as a sovereign nation state --along ethnic and religious lines-- into several separate and "independent" political entities. The article also confirms the role of Israel in the process of political destabilization of  Syria.  The JP article is titled: "Veteran Kurdish politician calls on Israel to support the break-up of Syria' (by Jonathan Spyer) (The Jerusalem Post (May 16, 2012)

Sherkoh Abbas, President of the US based Kurdistan National Assembly of Syria (KNA)  has "called on Israel  to support the break-up of Syria into a series of federal structures based on the country’s various ethnicities." (Ibid)

The objective of the US sponsored armed insurgency is --with the help of Israel-- to "Break Syria into Pieces".

The "balkanisation of the Syrian Arab Republic" is to be carried out by fostering sectarian divisions, which will eventually lead to a "civil war" modelled on the former Yugoslavia.

One possible "break-up scenario" pertaining to Syria, which constitutes a secular multi-ethnic society, would be the formation of separate and  "independent" Sunni, Alawite-Shiite, Kurdish and Druze states:   “We need to break Syria into pieces,” Abbas said. (Quoted in JP, op. cit., emphasis added).

   "The Syrian Kurdish dissident argued that a federal Syria, separated into four or five regions on an ethnic basis, would also serve as a natural “buffer” for Israel against both Sunni and Shi’ite Islamist forces." (Ibid.).

Ironically, while Islamist forces are said to constitute the main threat to the Jewish State, Tel Aviv is providing covert support to the Islamist Free Syrian Army (FSA).


Map 1

Meeting behind Closed Doors at the US State Department

A top level US State Department meeting was held in May with members of the Syrian Kurdish opposition. In attendance were representatives of the Kurdish National Council (KNC),  Robert Stephen Ford, the outgoing US ambassador to Syria (who has played a key role in channelling support to the rebels) as well as Frederic C. Hof, a former business partner of Richard Armitage, who currently serves as the administration’s "special coordinator on Syria". (Ibid). The delegation also met with Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman.

Frederic C. Hof, Robert Stephen Ford and Jeffrey Feltman are the State Department's key Syria policy-makers, with close links to the Syrian Free Army (SFA) and the Syrian National Council (SNC).



Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman


Frederic C. Hof, The Administration's "special coordinator on Syria"


Robert S. Ford, outgoing US Ambassador to Syria

The public statements of KNA leader Sherkoh Abbas in the wake of the State Department meeting suggest that the political fracturing of the Syrian Arab Republic along ethnic and religious lines as well as the creation of an "independent Kurdistan" were discussed. "State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner described [the meeting's] purpose as part of 'ongoing efforts... to help the Syrian [Kurdish] opposition build a more cohesive opposition to Assad.'”  (Ibid).

The KNA leader called upon Washington to support the creation of a separate Kurdish State consisting of  "an autonomous region in Syria; joining the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq – which borders the Kurdish region in Syria; or perhaps an even larger Kurdish state" [Greater Kurdistan].

"The Kurdish people, in all parts of Kurdistan, seek the right to form an independent Kurdish state. We can only achieve this cherished goal with the help of the western democracies, and first and foremost the U.S.” said Sherkoh Abbas. (Syria: An Alternative, Choice, Ekurd.net, May 22, 2012)

It is worth noting, in this regard, that the creation of a "Greater Kurdistan" has been envisaged for several years by the Pentagon as part of a broader "Plan for Redrawing the Middle East".(See map 2 below)

This option, which appears unlikely in the near future, would go against the interests of Turkey, a staunch ally of both the US and Israel. Another scenario, which is contemplated by Ankara would consist in the annexation to Turkey of parts of Syrian Kurdistan. (See map above).

"Greater Kurdistan" would include portions of Iran, Syria, Iraq and Turkey as conveyed in Coronel  Ralph Peters (ret) celebrated map of "The New Middle East" (see below). (For Further details see Mahdi Nazemroaya's November 2006 Global Research article).

Colonel Peters taught at the US Military Academy.


       Plans for Redrawing the Middle East: The Project for a “New Middle East”
- by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya - 2006-11-18
Towards the balkanization (division) and finlandization (pacification) of the Middle East



Map 2. The New Middle East

The following map was prepared by Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Peters. It was published in the Armed Forces Journal in June 2006,
Peters is a retired colonel of the U.S. National War Academy. (Map Copyright Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Peters 2006).

Although the map does not officially reflect Pentagon doctrine, it has been used in a training program at NATO's Defense College for senior military officers.
This map, as well as other similar maps, has most probably been used at the National War Academy as well as in military planning circles.
WWIII Scenario




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