Thursday, February 9, 2012

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U.S. Warns International Militarization Of Syria Growing Closer

Jordanian riot policemen prevent Syrian protesters from approaching the Syrian embassy during a demonstration in the capital Amman Photo: KHALIL MAZRAAWI/AFP/Getty Images

As widespread evidence emerges that the U.S and Israel are arming rebel Al-Qaeda forces in Syria, the White House is now openly admitting that a NATO attack on Syria is growing closer.

On Super Bowl Sunday President Obama was preaching peace and the very next day the Pentagon began preparing for war.
Despite widespread evidence the so-called peaceful protestors are staging fake videos of dead bodies and are in fact violent Al-Qaeda operatives being armed by the U.S. and attacking Syrian police forces, the media continues to run the official government story to drum up support for the war just like they leading up to the invasion of Iraq.
With President Obama recently invoking the NDAA and declaring the threat from Iran a national emergency the media has began making emergency preparations to cover war Iran, diplomats have ordered gas masks and embassies in Israel have started preparing for an Iran strike.
Coincidentally, the anti-Ira propaganda has been kicked up in the media, such as reports Iran is training 1000s of female ninjas in preparation for an inevitable war.
However, before Iran can be invaded successfully, Syria must be taken out. That is why Iran has deployed 15,000 troops to Syria. There are even reports Russian special forces are on the ground to help defend Syria.
Since the war in Syria is only the first step in overthrowing Iran the U.S. is now warning the international militarization of Syria is growing closer.
The Telegraph reports:

International ‘militarization’ in Syria growing closer, warns US official

The international community may be forced to ‘militarize’ the crisis in Syria unless president Bashar al-Assad stops the onsalught on his people, a senior US official warned on Wednesday.

The official from the State Department told The Daily Telegraph that while the White House wants to exhaust all its diplomatic options, the debate in Washington has shifted away from diplomacy and towards more robust action since Russia and China blocked a United Nations resolution condemning Syria.
The Pentagon’s Central Command has begun a preliminary internal review of US military capabilities in the region, which one senior official called a “scoping exercise” that would provide options for the president if and when they were requested.
The White House said it was talking to allies about holding a “Friends of Syria” meeting in the near future and was considering delivering humanitarian aid to affected areas in the country. Read the rest on: