No
one claimed responsibility for the assassination of the Lebanese
security chief, Wissam al-Hassan, in Beirut on October 19. Yet BBC
reported that the assassination "is a message to anti-Syria Lebanese to
fall inline or they're next" despite the fact that only a week earlier
CIA's FSA (Free Syrian Army aka al-Qaeda) vowed that it would carry out
bombings in Lebanon to widen its terrorist activities in the region.
There have been three deadly attacks during three consecutive days including the
killing of the Lebanese security chief.
- Oct.19 - car explosion in Beirut killing Wisssam al-Hassan;
- Oct.20 - car explosion in the Christian quarters of Damascus;
- Oct.21 - car explosion in a police station of Damascus.
- Oct.19 - car explosion in Beirut killing Wisssam al-Hassan;
- Oct.20 - car explosion in the Christian quarters of Damascus;
- Oct.21 - car explosion in a police station of Damascus.
The FSA (mostly consisting of Al-Qaeda fighters),
trained by the GCC and heavily funded by CIA and MI6, has recently
expressed its intention to spread terrorist attacks in neighboring
Lebanon as well. It's prime target - Hezbollah.
A representative of FSA who spoke to the London-based daily newspaper Ash-Sharq-al-Awsat stating that the "FSA would expand the proxy war in Syria to 'the heart' of Beirut’s southern suburb of Dahiyeh," a Hezbollah stronghold.
FSA is reportedly holding 13 members of Hezbollah captive in Homs.
No better example of casting stones from a glasshouse. While the U.S. is heavily involved in a terrible proxy war against Syria and training hardened terrorists to unleash chaos and destruction, last month it accused Hezbollah of "deep involvement" in Syria and assisting Assad's Government. As surmised by most analysts, the purpose of this accusation was apparently to impose sanctions on Syria.
Hezbollah has already signed a declaration with the Lebanese Government confirming that it would keep Lebanon out of this conflict; Lebanon's stance has thus been very neutral. Despite that, a large number of armed men comprising of the FSA's Al-Qaeda hoodlums have barged into Lebanon territory twice, attacking a Lebanese army post in the North along its border with Syria last September.
Earlier this month, a large number of CIA's proxy fighters were killed at the Lebanon / Syria border.
It's interesting to read the findings of investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, back in 2007 that such a strategy was already in the pipeline. Efforts were underway by the United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia to assemble an 'army' of extremist-mercenaries to confront Hezbollah, destabilize and overthrow Assad in Syria and create a united front of Sunni fanatics against Iran.
Another excellent analysis by Tony Cartalucci on Global Research in May 2012 titled "Lebanon's Turn?" is worth reading. Quote: "The forces recruited for this effort would come from the ranks of the CIA-created 'Arab foreign legion,' Al Qaeda itself – extremist groups fresh back from fighting US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, including listed terror organizations like the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) from Libya ....... While being depicted as violence 'spilling over' from Syria, it is clear that the violence is indigenous, sectarian in nature, and directly related to the larger conflict envisioned by US-Israeli-Saudi machinations in 2007 – pitting Sunnis against Shi’ia."
A smart leader like Hassan Nasrullah of Hezbollah had sensed exactly the same. Almost 5 years ago, he accused Bush and his White House cronies working with Israel to "instigate fitnah" (insurrection and fragmentation within Islam).
Needless to say, if you piece together the observations of Hersh, Cartalucci and Nasrullah, the efforts of the West, GCC leaders and their mercenaries are identical at present as we watch and read almost daily. The process is underway with the possibility of getting far worse in future, and the spillover being beyond Lebanon.
Al-Qaeda's nuisance value has been America's greatest savior. "A friend in need is a friend indeed." To ignite sectarian violence and an atmosphere of polarization across the Middle-East has long been an American dream. Its acknowledgement by a member of the Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) confirms it beyond all doubts. CFR is one of the most crooked and calculating independent organizations within the US that provides "daily analysis of foreign policy issues facing the nation." Ed Husain of the CFR and an expert in Middle-East studies writes: "The Syrian rebels would be immeasurably weaker today without al-Qaeda in their ranks .. The influx of jihadis brings discipline, religious fervor, battle experience from Iraq, funding from Sunni sympathizers in the Gulf, and most importantly, deadly results." That says it all.
A representative of FSA who spoke to the London-based daily newspaper Ash-Sharq-al-Awsat stating that the "FSA would expand the proxy war in Syria to 'the heart' of Beirut’s southern suburb of Dahiyeh," a Hezbollah stronghold.
FSA is reportedly holding 13 members of Hezbollah captive in Homs.
No better example of casting stones from a glasshouse. While the U.S. is heavily involved in a terrible proxy war against Syria and training hardened terrorists to unleash chaos and destruction, last month it accused Hezbollah of "deep involvement" in Syria and assisting Assad's Government. As surmised by most analysts, the purpose of this accusation was apparently to impose sanctions on Syria.
Hezbollah has already signed a declaration with the Lebanese Government confirming that it would keep Lebanon out of this conflict; Lebanon's stance has thus been very neutral. Despite that, a large number of armed men comprising of the FSA's Al-Qaeda hoodlums have barged into Lebanon territory twice, attacking a Lebanese army post in the North along its border with Syria last September.
Earlier this month, a large number of CIA's proxy fighters were killed at the Lebanon / Syria border.
It's interesting to read the findings of investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, back in 2007 that such a strategy was already in the pipeline. Efforts were underway by the United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia to assemble an 'army' of extremist-mercenaries to confront Hezbollah, destabilize and overthrow Assad in Syria and create a united front of Sunni fanatics against Iran.
Another excellent analysis by Tony Cartalucci on Global Research in May 2012 titled "Lebanon's Turn?" is worth reading. Quote: "The forces recruited for this effort would come from the ranks of the CIA-created 'Arab foreign legion,' Al Qaeda itself – extremist groups fresh back from fighting US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, including listed terror organizations like the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) from Libya ....... While being depicted as violence 'spilling over' from Syria, it is clear that the violence is indigenous, sectarian in nature, and directly related to the larger conflict envisioned by US-Israeli-Saudi machinations in 2007 – pitting Sunnis against Shi’ia."
A smart leader like Hassan Nasrullah of Hezbollah had sensed exactly the same. Almost 5 years ago, he accused Bush and his White House cronies working with Israel to "instigate fitnah" (insurrection and fragmentation within Islam).
Needless to say, if you piece together the observations of Hersh, Cartalucci and Nasrullah, the efforts of the West, GCC leaders and their mercenaries are identical at present as we watch and read almost daily. The process is underway with the possibility of getting far worse in future, and the spillover being beyond Lebanon.
Al-Qaeda's nuisance value has been America's greatest savior. "A friend in need is a friend indeed." To ignite sectarian violence and an atmosphere of polarization across the Middle-East has long been an American dream. Its acknowledgement by a member of the Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) confirms it beyond all doubts. CFR is one of the most crooked and calculating independent organizations within the US that provides "daily analysis of foreign policy issues facing the nation." Ed Husain of the CFR and an expert in Middle-East studies writes: "The Syrian rebels would be immeasurably weaker today without al-Qaeda in their ranks .. The influx of jihadis brings discipline, religious fervor, battle experience from Iraq, funding from Sunni sympathizers in the Gulf, and most importantly, deadly results." That says it all.
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