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   Boudine op 15 augustus, 2015 om 07:12

   The Fake War on ISIS: US, Turkey Escalate in Syria: Making OVERT the COVERT WAR

   Not only does Turkey’s neo-Ottoman revanchist President Erdogan want to flex his military muscles in order to further the regime change agenda in Syria, he also is using recent tragic events as political and diplomatic cover for waging a new aggressive war against the region’s Kurds, especially Turkey’s longtime foe the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK).

   In this way, Turkey’s recent moves should be seen as merely a new phase of its engagement in the regional war that it has helped foment. Contrary to western corporate media talking points, Turkey has not just recently become actively engaged in the conflict; Ankara has merely shifted its strategy and its tactics, moving from covert engagement to overt participation.

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   Boudine op 15 augustus, 2015 om 09:05

   What Can Be Done About ISIL? duurt 11 minuten.

   Gepubliceerd op 14 aug. 2015

   Professor Edmund Ghareeb, School of International Service-American University/The Historical Dictionary of Iraq joins Thom. With Turkey entering the fight in Iraq and Syria – a new stage in the war against ISIS has begun. But who’s really the target of Turkey’s bombing campaign – ISIS terrorists – or Kurdish nationalists?

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   Boudine op 17 augustus, 2015 om 11:39

   De door de VS geplande chaos in Syrië is nu bijna compleet!

   US, Turkey Ignore Russian Warning, Move into Syria

   By Gordon Duff

   It is believed that this new aggressive move is one of desperation based on improved relations between Russia and Saudi Arabia and recent inroads in the chilly relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Saudi Arabia, it is said, has given up its material support for ISIS in Iraq and Syria, leaving that organization to fend for itself, aided only by Israel, Turkey and the United States.

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   Boudine op 24 augustus, 2015 om 08:18

   US Shows its Real Face in Choosing Turkey over the Kurds

   Turkey had finally decided to take the fight to IS after a suicide bomb attack took the lives of 33 young activists in the Turkish border town of Suruc. Turkey, wary of the increasingly close relationships between the US and the YPG and YPJ in Syria and at the same time worried that its comradely treatment of IS might eventually come back to haunt them, decided that it was the right time to declare war on the terrorists.

   However, in a move that surprised friends and foes alike, after a half-hearted attempt at bombing IS positions in Syria it quickly launched an all-out war against the PKK, both in Turkey and northern Iraq. Effectively bombing the precarious peace process that was supposed to bring an end to 35 years of civil war into non-existence, Turkish jets flew thousands of sorties, throwing the country back into the chaos so characteristic of the nineties when the civil war was at its height.

   The PKK is internationally recognized as a terrorist organization, and as such its attacks – in many cases mere retaliations for similar acts of violence committed by the Turkish state against its Kurdish citizens – are per definition illegitimate. Both the U.S. and NATO dutifully recognized Turkey’s right to “defend” itself against “PKK aggression”. What is left out of the equation here, however, is that Turkey could hardly do IS a bigger favor than by attacking the Kurdish guerrillas that have proven to be the Islamic State’s most determined opponents.

   It was the PKK that fought back IS in Shengal, rescuing tens of thousands of Yezidis, when even the U.S.-backed and armed Peshmergas had left the battlefield with their tails between their legs. The battle-hardened PKK fighters have been integrated in the ranks of the YPG and YPJ, and without them such important victories as the ones in Kobane, Tel Abyad and, most recently, Hassaka would never have come to pass.

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   Boudine op 26 augustus, 2015 om 09:50

   Het wordt steeds duidelijker dat Turkije een BONDGENOOT van ISIS is!

   Erdogan’s Dirty Dangerous ISIS Games

   Syrian Rebels: Turkey Tipped al Qaida Group to U.S.-trained Fighters

   En dit is wel een verrassende wending:

   The Russian Army is Beginning to Engage in Syria

   By Thierry Meyssan
   August 24, 2015 “Information Clearing House” – “Voltaire” – A profound and significant change has just occurred in the Levant – the Russian army has begun to engage against terrorism in Syria. Although Russia has been absent from the international scene since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and although it is moving with care, it has just created a Russo-Syrian Commission, has begun supplying weapons, sharing intelligence, and sending advisors. All of this is more or less coordinated with the White House.

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   Boudine op 28 augustus, 2015 om 07:46

   De VS “bestrijdt” ISIS tegen Assad:

   New Syrian Force:
   U.S. Abject Failure or Secret Aid to ISIS

   By George Koplan

   August 27, 2015 “Information Clearing House” – The U.S. policy in the Middle East has proved unsustainable once again. Pentagon’s first attempt to train Syrian opposition to fight ISIS ended in “an abject failure”, CBS News reported in the early August. The contingent of 54 fighters was trained by the U.S. military at a base in Turkey and sent across the border into Northern Syria. But instead of facing ISIS, they unexpectedly came under attack by Al-Nusra Front. As a result, the American-trained rebels scattered. Some were captured, some fled to Turkey, others were simply missing or likely turned the side and joined the Islamic State.

   That was clear from the very beginning that the costly program to train ‘good’ rebels to fight ‘bad’ ones was doomed to failure. The Pentagon planned to spend half a billion dollars on the program. The U.S. has already faced misfortunes like that in its history. As we know, Washington took part in the creation of Al-Qaeda, the largest terrorist organization in the world until now. But as soon as the fighters got stronger they turned their weapons against the Americans.

   The same situation is developing around the so called New Syrian Force. Returning to Syria the Pentagon-trained rebels joined the organization they were supposed to fight.

   US Intelligence Confirms US Support for ISIS

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   Boudine op 1 september, 2015 om 07:14

   Turkey combatting PKK under guise of targeting ISIS

   Turkey Duped the US, and ISIS Reaps Rewards

   But the real losers are the Kurds, the only force to have effectively resisted the jihadis in Syria

   By Patrick Cockburn

   August 31, 2015 “Information Clearing House” – “The Independent” – The disastrous miscalculation made by the United States in signing a military agreement with Turkey at the expense of the Kurds becomes daily more apparent. In return for the use of Incirlik Air Base just north of the Syrian border, the US betrayed the Syrian Kurds who have so far been its most effective ally against Islamic State (ISIS, also known as Daesh). In return for this deal signed on 22 July, the US got greater military cooperation from Turkey, but it swiftly emerged that Ankara’s real target was the Kurds in Turkey, Syria and Iraq. Action against ISIS was almost an afterthought, and it was hit by only three Turkish airstrikes, compared to 300 against the bases of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).

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   Boudine op 2 september, 2015 om 10:01

   Russian Military Forces Arrive In Syria, Set Forward Operating Base Near Damascus
   Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/01/2015

   While military direct intervention by US, Turkish, and Gulf forces over Syrian soil escalates with every passing day, even as Islamic State forces capture increasingly more sovereign territory, in the central part of the country, the Nusra Front dominant in the northwestern region province of Idlib and the official “rebel” forces in close proximity to Damascus, the biggest question on everyone’s lips has been one: would Putin abandon his protege, Syria’s president Assad, to western “liberators” in the process ceding control over Syrian territory which for years had been a Russian national interest as it prevented the passage of regional pipelines from Qatar and Saudi Arabia into Europe, in the process eliminating Gazprom’s – and Russia’s – influence over the continent.

   Lees vooral verder, want de Russen komen Syrië en Assad een handje helpen!

   Russian jets in Syrian skies

   Russia has begun its military intervention in Syria, deploying an aerial contingent to a permanent Syrian base, in order to launch attacks against ISIS and Islamist rebels; US stays silent.

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   Boudine op 2 september, 2015 om 14:14

   ISIS TOW Missile Inventories Conclusively Tied to CIA – Ukraine Covert Reaganesque Deal

   Veterans Today has in its possession indisputable evidence of US corporations involved in trafficking NATO arms intended for Ukraine to ISIS. Our people in Georgia, include a former US military officer.

   Veterans Today has discovered a “ratline” moving NATO weapons, including first line anti-tank missiles, intended for the Kiev regime in Ukraine, to ISIS.

   The players are Bechtel Corporation and British Petroleum who supplies trucks and security personnel. Drivers are furnished by Turkish intelligence. A parallel ratline moves Jihadists from Russia, through Georgia and into Turkey and onto ISIS and Al Qaeda.

   Georgia’s Ministry of the Interior is, minimally, turning a blind eye. The Kiev junta is in this up to their necks. There is also evidence that the CIA is totally aware but no evidence they are complicit. There is, however, evidence that both the CIA, NSA and DIA are withholding intelligence from the White House on this national embarrassment.

   How the US Can Stop ISIS Without Setting Foot in Syria

   An old military maxim states: “an army marches on its stomach.” Logic dictates that an army with empty stomachs is unable to march. Napoleon Bonaparte who is credited with this quote, found out first hand just how true these words were when his army found itself deep within Russia without supplies, leading to its ultimate and catastrophic defeat.

   Likewise, ISIS’ fighting capacity depends entirely on its supply lines. Cutting these supply lines will lead to its inevitable defeat. For the United States, who is either allied with or has troops operating in all nations bordering Syria, cutting ISIS’ supply lines would be a simple matter – that is – if the United States was truly interested in defeating ISIS and other Al Qaeda affiliates.

   While the United States has assisted Turkey in erecting missile defenses along its border with Syria in order to create a defacto no-fly-zone providing Al Nusra and ISIS with an invaluable sanctuary, little to no effort has been spent in increasing border security – specifically the searching for and interdiction of terrorist fighters, weapons, and other supplies. As German DW’s report illustrated, it appears Turkey’s borders are not only dangerously wide open, but intentionally so, with little or no effort at all by Turkey to stem the torrent of obvious ISIS supply convoys from passing through.

   First appeared: http://journal-neo.org/2015/08/31/how-the-us-can-stop-isis-without-setting-foot-in-syria/

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    Boudine op 10 september, 2015 om 09:59

    Op Het Haagse Complot een artikel over Fréderike Geerdink, een Nederlandse journaliste die in Koerdistan verslag deed van de strijd van Turkije tegen de Koerden. Ze werd beschuldigd van propaganda voor een terroristische organisatie en ten slotte uitgewezen.

    Vanmiddag is er daarom een demonstratie bij de Turkse ambassade in Den Haag. Meer gegevens staan in het artikel: HIER

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