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Israel Prepares to Invade Syria
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> by Kurt Nimmo
>
> As to be expected, the story about a Hezbollah drone hitting an Israeli
> warship was tweaked this morning to fit the emerging agenda. "Senior
> Israeli army officers said Saturday that the rocket which hit an Israeli
> missile boat off the Lebanese coast Friday night was an Iranian-built
> radar-guided C-802," reports the Bangkok Post.
>
> How Israel mistook an "aircraft rigged with explosives" for a missile,
> as the Associated Press reports, is not explained. However, blaming Iran
> certainly fits the picture, as both Israel and the United States are
> trying to drag Iran and Syria into Israels invasion of Lebanon and thus
> widen the conflict, as planned.
>
> In a Market Watch article provocatively entitled "Bush points finger at
> Hezbollah, Syria," we learn that our ruler, attending a globalist confab
> in St. Petersburg, Russia, has blamed Syria for Israels invasion.
>
> "In my judgment, the best way to stop the violence is to understand why
> the violence occurred in the first place," said Bush. "And thats
> because Hizbullah has been launching rocket attacks out of Lebanon into
> Israel and because Hizbullah captured two Israeli soldiers," Naharnet
> reports.
>
> No mention here of the hundreds of Lebanese held illegally in Israeli
> torture dungeons. Earlier this month, the Lebanese government complained
> to the UN Secretary General representative in Beirut about "the nonstop
> arrest of detainees, and the hundreds of missing persons, which poses
> as a violation of human rights."
>
> Israel has admitted abducting Lebanese for political purposes, but for
> some reason this fact is not mentioned in the corporate media. In the
> late 90s, before Israel was evicted from southern Lebanon by Hezbollah,
> it was a common practice for Israel to abduct entirely innocent Lebanese
> and hold them as "bargaining chips, " and not hold them, according to
> Amnesty International, "for their own actions but in exchange for
> Israeli soldiers missing in action or killed in Lebanon." As usual,
> these facts are ignored by our appointed ruler and the corporate media.
>
> According to the al-Hayat newspaper in London, "Israel gave Syria 72
> hours to stop Hizbullahs activity, bring about release of kidnapped IDF
> troops," or else, reports Yedioth Internet, "it would launch an
> offensive with disastrous consequences," in other words Syria will
> suffer the same sort of attacks Lebanon is now suffering.
>
> Not unusually, word of this warning emerged from the Pentagon, currently
> under the control of Likudite neocons. Al-Hayat reported "a senior
> Pentagon source warned that should the Arab world and international
> community fail in the efforts to convince Syria to pressure Hizbullah
> into releasing the soldiers and halt the current escalation Israel may
> attack targets in the country," in other words civilian infrastructure
> will be targeted.
>
> As if to confirm Israels impending invasion of Syria, Foreign Minister
> Erkki Tuomioja of Finland said the European Union considers "the
> situation to be very bad and there is still the possibility that it
> could get worse and that the conflict could spread, especially to
> Syria. This is in no way desirable. The consequences could be really
> uncontrollable," reports Reuters.
>
> Of course, it is eminently "desirable" for the Israeli government and
> the neocon faction currently riding high in the government of the United
> States, as they have plotted for some time to go after Syria and Iran,
> that is to say blowing up its civilian infrastructure and slaughtering
> its citizens.
>
> Al Bawaba reports "Israeli warplanes launched four missiles at a border
> crossing point between Lebanon and Syria on Saturday, witnesses said. A
> Syrian army position is located in the area" near Masnaa. "Witnesses
> said Israeli planes fired four rockets at the Masnaa crossing point
> between the last Lebanese post and the first Syrian army position on the
> Beirut-Damascus road," Reuters adds. Moreover, according to the
> al-Mustaqbal Lebanese news network, "the IAF hit targets belonging to
> the Syrian army" prior to the Masnaa raid, Yedioth Internet reports.
>
> As if to remind us the real target is not puny little Hezbollah and
> Hamas, but rather Syria and Iran, neocon kingpin William Kristol,
> writing from his perch at the Murdoch funded Weekly Standard, tells us
> the "war against radical Islamism is likely to be a long one. Radical
> Islamism isnt going away anytime soon. But it will make a big
> difference how strong the state sponsors, harborers, and financiers of
> radical Islamism are. Thus, our focus should be less on Hamas and
> Hezbollah, and more on their paymasters and real commandersSyria and
> Iran." No translation is in orderthe United States must attack Iran and
> Syria, that is after Israel stirs up the cauldron with a provocative
> bombing campaign. "For while Syria and Iran are enemies of Israel, they
> are also enemies of the United States. We have done a poor job of
> standing up to them and weakening them. They are now testing us more
> boldly than one would have thought possible a few years ago. Weakness is
> provocative. We have been too weak, and have allowed ourselves to be
> perceived as weak."
>
> Israels enemies are the enemies of the United States, as Israel has the
> White House, Pentagon, and Congress under its thumb, from rabid
> pro-Israel activists in decisive positions in the Bush administration to
> AIPACs stranglehold over Congress.
>
> Syria and Iran are next on the bombing sortie. Syria will be an easy
> target, as it is nearly as helpless as Lebanon, but Iran will be a tough
> nut to crack.
>
> If Israel attacks Iran, as it has threatened for months (and has
> acquired the military hardware to do so), all hell will break loose,
> especially for the U.S. troops in Iraq, currently facing the distinct
> possibility of a Shia revolt and "civil war."
>
> Expect the United States to react accordingly.
>
> Addendum
>
> According to Stratfor Intelligence, Israel plans not only to launch "a
> major, sustained assault into southern Lebanon to eliminate the Lebanese
> militant group Hezbollah," up to the Litani River, of course, but also
> plans to "make a pre-emptive strike against the Syrian air defense
> network, which Israeli planes successfully penetrated in June, buzzing
> Syrian President Bashar al Assads private residence," a sort of warning
> of things to come, as I noted the other day. Stratfor has more
> confidence in Syrias air force than I do, but then Im not an
> "intelligence expert," as Strafor claims to be:
>
> Despite the political stunt flyby, Syrias air defense network is
> still amply equipped and its air force boasts, among other aircraft, 80
> MiG-29 and 10 Su-27 fighters. Operationally, Syria has always crumbled
> when it faced the IDF, and its air defense and pilot training regimens
> are certainly below par. But nevertheless, Syrias air defense network
> extends over much of southern Lebanon and poses a very real danger to
> IAF operations over Lebanon. Israel successfully devastated this air
> force in 1982 in a pre-emptive strike. If the Israelis decide that Syria
> might resist their efforts in Lebanon, Israel will not hesitate to take
> the network out. A devastating pre-emptive strike is preferable to a
> protracted engagement with the whole air defense network at full alerta
> much more complex endeavor that would detract from operations in
> Lebanon. As long as the Israelis leave Syrian assets intact, they fight
> with an exposed right flank.
>
> As Strafor views it, Israel will launch a ground offensive as soon as
> July 16 "when the reservists of the Israeli Northern Command who were
> just activated will have had 72 hours to spin up. However, since rockets
> fired from Lebanon hit Israels port city of Haifa on July 13, Israels
> 7th Armored, Golani and Barak Brigadessome of the elite and most
> decorated units of the regular Israeli armymight push ahead as far as
> the Litani and let the reservists catch up later."
>
> As the Lebanese well understand, another occupation of their country
> will result in human rights abuses, as the Israelis consider the
> Lebanese on par with the Palestinians.
>
> In 1998, the Commission on Human Rights deplored "the continued Israeli
> violations of human rights in the occupied zone in southern Lebanon and
> western Bekaa, demonstrated in particular by the abduction and ongoing
> arbitrary detention of Lebanese citizens [in the Khiyam and Marjayoun
> torture centers], the destruction of their dwellings, the confiscation
> of their property, their expulsion from their land, the bombardment of
> peaceful villages and civilian areas, and other practices violating the
> most fundamental principles of human rights." In short, the Lebanese may
> expect the same sort of brutality meted out to the Palestinians.
>
> Of course, this criminal behavior, stretching over nearly two decades,
> has nothing to do with the formation and radicalization of Hezbollah.

Jetzt fängt die Medienhetzte gegen den Iran richtig an.

Der Focus schreibt:
Iran

„Krieg gegen Israel hat erst begonnen“
Der Präsident des iranischen Parlaments, Gholam-Hossein Hadad-Adel, bezeichnete den Militärkonflikt im Nahen Osten als Krieg gegen Israel zur Befreiung des palästinensischen Volkes.

Warum bin ich mir relative sicher, dass hier Worte verdreht werden um die Botschaft herüberzubringen, dass die Agression vom Iran ausgeht?
So wie der Focus das schreibt sieht es aus als hätte der Iran Israel den Krieg erklärt, was eine völlige Verdrehung ist.

Im Iran Daily findet sich kein Artikel zu Gholam-Hossein Hadad-Adel.

Hier kann man nachlesen was Gholam-Hossein Hadad-Adel gesagt hat.

Tehran, July 17, IRNA

Lebanon-Palestine-Speaker
Majlis Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad Adel here Sunday evening condemned the ongoing atrocities of the Zionist regime in Palestinian occupied lands and Lebanon.

Talking to reporters on the sidelines of the first International Conference on Women Rights and Responsibilities in the Islamic System, he empathized with mothers of martyrs and the wounded in Palestine who have experience the greatest sorrow and hardship during the nation's 60 years of resistance against the Zionist regime.

The Zionist regime wants to destroy Palestinian and Lebanese infrastructures in order to make life unbearable for the people and force them to abandon their resistance to the occupying regime, he added.

As to the power of the resistance movement and the Muslim people of Palestine, Haddad-Adel pointed to the sinking Friday of a Zionist navy warship by Lebanese Muslims.

Referring to the package of incentives offered by the world's six powers (Group 5+1) to Iran, he said Tehran was ready to negotiate on the new Western proposals.

He underlined the need for taking confidence-building measures by both sides and called for recognition of Iran's legal right to pursue peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

Iran, on June 6, was offered a package of incentives by the UN Security Council's five permanent members -- Russia China, US, UK and France -- plus Germany (5+1 Group) through EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana in exchange for suspension of uranium enrichment and resumption of talks to settle the dispute over its nuclear program.

Majlis Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel said here Sunday that it is impossible to establish peace in the Middle East region as long as the Zionist regime exists.

Addressing the open session of the Majlis, the speaker added, "Israel is the symbol of injustice and brutality."
He condemned Zionists' atrocities on Lebanon and said the Zionist regime savagely attacked Lebanon even before the blood of the oppressed Palestinians was yet to dry.

"Conscience of peoples throughout the world considers the Zionist regime as the root of conspiracies ... Whenever the United Nations Security Council intends to issue a resolution against the regime, the United State vetoes it.

"The US has discredited the UN and the Security Council through its meaningless support for the regime," he said.

He added, "Gone is the time when the Zionist regime can infiltrate into Islamic states and do whatever its wishes.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran praises and reaffirms the resistance of the Lebanese people and officially recognizes their right to defend their land."
He called on all awakened conscience, Islamic governments and nation to use all their potentials to prevent the Zionists' brutal acts.

"Israel should know that the Islamic world will not give up its right to support the oppressed Palestinian people."
He expressed hope that resistance would win in Lebanon, saying the Zionist regime would be forced to leave Lebanese territory through resistance of the Lebanese people.

"Although the Zionist regime has not entered the Lebanese territory yet, it will regret its atrocities," Haddad-Adel said.

Ich finde in dem Archiv, dass auch die Reden von Dienstag zeigt, keine Inhalte , die mit der Übersetzung des Focus identisch sind.

Es gab in der Tat eine Anti-Zionist Demostration in Theran, auf die sich der Focus Artikel bezieht.

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Palestine-Lebanon-Rally
Thousands of Tehranis staged a rally in the Iranian capital Tuesday to condemn the atrocities of the Zionist regime in occupied Palestine and Lebanon.

Several senior Iranian officials, members of political groups, organizations and parties, university students and people from various walks of life attended the rally.

The rally is being held to condemn the savage Zionist attacks on Lebanon and Palestine in an ongoing offensive which has led to the martyrdom of hundreds of defenseless people as well as the hostage taking of Palestinian officials in the Hamas-led government by the Zionist regime.
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Allerdings ist nicht nachzuprüfen, wer dort was gesagt hat.
Die Meldung des Focus, als quasi staatliche Kriegserklärung des Irans , istb hoch gefährlich und zeigt deutlich wie die Medienpropagnadamaschine ihre Räder ankurbelt.

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Faschistische Regime spielen immer mit einer bestimmten Art von Propaganda. Weil sie die Dummen als Kanonenfutter für ihre Ziele brauchen, müssen sie ihre Botschaften in der Form einfacher Worte und emotionalisierender Muster kleiden, damit die unteren Anteile des Gehirns direkt adressiert werden.