Terrorists Turkey and Prophesies – Sheik Imran Hosein [video]
108morris108
May 19, 2012
The clarification of the term for terrorists in Syria
Turkey has played the dirtiest role of all
The first Arab Spring a hundred years ago was a walk over, and allowed for the
establishment of the State of Israel. This time there is Putin, that is the difference.
But on this occasion the stakes are much higher – this time it is to make Israel the ruling state in the world replacing the United States of America
In the Koran Allah says: “They plan their plan and I plan my plan and mine is a better plan”
Mohamed (PBUH) prophesised that when Jerusalem is flourishing (as it is today)
and Medina is in desolation meaning playing absolutely no role whatsoeverin
world affairs or in the affairs of Islam, at that time a great war will occur, and that war will lead to the conquest of Constantinople
– which in contemporary terms means Turkey leaving NATO –
As soon as Israel launches her attack on Syria, on Iran on Pakistan, and Egypt, due to the reaction in Turkey this will provoke civil war
BLAST Car bomb kills 9, injures some 100 in Deir el Zor
Friends of Syria
May 19, 2012
-A booby-trapped car at Ghazi Ayash Masaken neighborhood in the eastern city of Deir Ezzor blew up Saturday morning, claiming the lives of many victims.
The terrorist blast caused big damages to the houses, private and public facilities surrounding the site of explosion.
The reporter added that a team of the international observers inspected the area of the terrorist explosion.
Syria What is Really Going on and Why
Friends of Syria
May 17, 2012
For all of those who still don’t get it.
NATO-Backed “Syrian National Council” Breaking Apart After 51% of Syrians Brave Death Squad Snipers to Cast Ballots; US Inciting Kurds to Revolt Against Damascus; Turkey Eyes Article IV; Syrian Govt. Exposes Foreign Fighters Run by Al Qaeda
TARPLEY.net / Press TV
May 17, 2012
[download video] [download audio]
[hat tip: Land Destroyer Report]
Canadian Syrian’s Receive Death Threats [video]
YouTube — ravenise00
May 15, 2012
When they call the police to report the death threats they’ve been receiving these Syrians get asked “are you pro-Assad or anti-Assad?” With the Canadian neocon government funding anti-government elements in Syria it is not surprising that these Canadian-Syrians who endorse the Syrian government feel that they are being unjustly treated by the Canadian state and it’s supposed “law enforcement system.” Indeed these Syrian patriots even went so far as to insinuate that the Canadian state was consciously nurturing Islamist groups in order to import the Middle East’s sectarian problems into Canada which would have the effect of making Canadians more likely to view the world through Israel’s anti-Arab spectacles. — Joshua Blakeney
Read More: http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/04/22/anti-imperialist-syrians-speak-out/
Speaker #1: Calgarian Samair’s perspective on Syria… Being threatened over having a Pro-Assad rally, being labelled a terrorist by other Syrians that don’t agree politically. Samair was born in Calgary. Living in Marlborough, at a bus stop, being intimidated by those that disagree with him politically. He talks about the media lying about what the situation in Syria as his own family is there. Thank you Samair for your perspective on the Syrian and Calgarian connection.
Speaker #2: Calgarian Karam’s perspective on Syria… He discussed how upset he was when the media didn’t tell the whole truth. He tells stories about media fabrication in the events in Syria. He talks about the rallies in Syrian that support Assad but the media won’t report it. He talks about how the loyalists are being murdered by outsiders in Syria and it’s being reported as killed by Assad. He doesn’t want NATO to intervene and talks about how Assad is a good leader. He just wants opposition to be less violent, not blowing up pipelines and how hard the sanctions on Libya are for the people.
Speaker #3: Calgarian Aya’s perspective on Syria… She talks about how the news is biased, and that Syrians are bad. She thinks America just wants their oil, brings in NATO, kills (like in Libya) and she can’t allow family in Syria being killed by NATO without speaking out.
Speaker #4: Calgarian Bchar’s perspective on Syria… Talks about free Syria was, like in Canada. How all religions got along in Syria. How innocent people are now being killed when they believe all humans, regardless of their religion, are one. He talks about the harassing phone calls he gets and how he tries to reason with them. He gets threats against his family.
U.S. and Canada Implementing Beyond the Border Perimeter Security Initiatives
by Dana Gabriel
BE YOUR OWN LEADER
May 14, 2012
Through the Beyond the Border agreement released in December 2011, the U.S. and Canada are implementing initiatives that are working towards establishing a North American security perimeter. This includes expanding trusted traveler programs, as well as enhancing integrated law enforcement and information sharing cooperation which has raised many privacy concerns that have yet to be properly addressed.
There are questions surrounding the Conservative government’s Bill C-38, the Budget Implementation Act that also contains changes related to the U.S.-Canada Beyond the Border action plan. This includes ratifying and making the Shiprider a legal and permanent program which will require amending the Criminal Code, along with the RCMP and Customs Act. The joint initiative officially known as the Integrated Cross-Border Maritime Law Enforcement Operations first began as a pilot project. It allows RCMP and U.S. Coast Guard officers to operate vessels together and pursue criminals in the waters of both countries. The Council of Canadians reported that the NDP is demanding that the Shiprider policing program be taken out of budget implementation bill. Brian Masse, the NDP border critic is pushing for separate legislation and pointed out that, “it’s totally irresponsible to have it as part of the Budget Implementation Act.” He added, “There’s significant policing issues that really warrant a standalone bill. If it was so important that they did all the fanfare for it, why doesn’t it warrant its own process?” The proposed changes could have serious sovereignty implications with regards to accountability, due process and civil rights and therefore, need to be fully scrutinized.
The U.S. and Canada are also scheduled to deploy a land-based version of the Shiprider program at some point this summer. As part of the security perimeter deal, both countries will, “implement two Next-Generation pilot projects to create integrated teams in areas such as intelligence and criminal investigations, and an intelligence-led uniformed presence between ports of entry.” In September 2011, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder revealed plans that would allow law enforcement officers to operate on both sides of the border. He announced that, “the creation of ‘NextGen’ teams of cross-designated officers would allow us to more effectively identify, assess, and interdict persons and organizations involved in transnational crime.” Holder went on to say, “In conjunction with the other provisions included in the Beyond the Border Initiative, such a move would enhance our cross-border efforts and advance our information-sharing abilities.” Both countries continue to expand the nature and scope of joint law enforcement operations, along with intelligence collection and sharing.
On April 20 of this year, the Red River Integrated Border Enforcement Team’s (IBET) joint intelligence office was opened in Altona, Manitoba. The facility will house representatives from the RCMP, U.S. Border Patrol, Homeland Security. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), as well as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The IBET is a binational partnership designed to, “enhance border integrity and security along the shared Canada/U.S. border through identification, investigation and interdiction of persons, organizations and goods that threaten the national security of both countries or that are involved in organized criminal activity.” The specialized teams have been, “established in strategic regions to ensure more effective border enforcement capability between ports of entry, based on intelligence-led policing.” The new joint headquarters could serve as a model for other IBETs along the northern border.
On May 8, the CBP and the CBSA announced that, “they are delivering on key commitments under the U.S.-Canada Beyond the Border Action Plan for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness—increasing benefits to NEXUS members, streamlining the NEXUS membership renewal process and launching a plan to increase NEXUS membership.” Under the NEXUS program, pre-screened travelers are granted expedited access across the border, by air, land or sea. Canadian Public Safety Minister Vic Toews explained that, “The Border Action Plan is designed to speed up legitimate trade and travel, and improve security in North America by aligning the entry of people and goods at the perimeter while streamlining processes at the Canada-U.S. border. With these commitments to retain and increase NEXUS membership, Canada and the United States will increase efficiency to better focus their resources and examination efforts on travellers of high or unknown risk.” NEXUS is part of the process of implementing equivalent biometric standards across North America which could be used to restrict, track and trace our movements.
Last month, Canada’s federal privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart, along with her provincial and territorial colleagues urged transparency and respect of Canadian privacy standards with regards to the perimeter security agreement. A joint resolution recommended that, “Any initiatives under the plan that collect personal information should also include appropriate redress and remedy mechanisms to review files for accuracy, correct inaccuracies and restrict disclosures to other countries; Parliament, provincial Privacy Commissioners and civil society should be engaged as initiatives under the plan take shape; Information about Canadians should be stored on Canadian soil whenever feasible or at least be subject to Canadian protection; and Any use of new surveillance technologies within Canada such as unmanned aerial vehicles must be subject to appropriate controls set out in a proper regulatory framework.” According to a self-imposed deadline, the U.S. and Canada are supposed to release privacy provisions associated with the perimeter security deal by May 30.
The perimeter agreement is also getting the attention of provincial and state leaders. B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Washington Governor Chris Gregoire have signed, “a joint letter to President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper commending the U.S.-Canada Beyond the Border Action Plan and committing British Columbia and Washington to support and expedite federal commitments to improve the flow of people, goods and services across the border.” When the perimeter security deal was first released last year, Premier Clark issued a statement which welcomed the announcement. In addition, Washington’s state Legislature passed a joint memorial which also acknowledged its support. The backing of governments at all levels will further assist in implementing some of the Beyond the Border initiatives. Not to mention the fact that state and provincial regional integration is already being achieved in areas of trade, the environment and energy.
As the U.S.-Canada action plan implementation process continues, there still remains many concerns with the further integration and militarization of the northern border. This includes the loss of sovereignty and risks to privacy rights related to more cross-border sharing of personal information. While there have been online consultations surrounding the perimeter security agreement, there has yet to be any open public hearings or congressional and parliamentary debates.
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Dana Gabriel is an activist and independent researcher. He writes about trade, globalization, sovereignty, security, as well as other issues. Contact: beyourownleader@hotmail.com Visit his blog at beyourownleader.blogspot.com
NATO Summit and 17 Nation War Games on Syrian Border – Mr Syrian [video]
108morris108
May 12, 2012
They are killing us, They are destroying our cities, and trying to humiliating our people.
At the same time as a NATO (&G8) summit are taking place in Chicago a 17 nation war game is scheduled for the North of Jordan.
Syrian TV covering the Jordanian War Games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMqUFH7FHGs
The dates of the meetings and war games are often shifting, but at the time of recording they are set for the 15th of May.
My salute seems to be with the wrong arm – but I had reversed the image so that we face each other.
