Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Médecins Sans Frontières reports staff seized in Syria

false flags pro Assad...
 
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10550496/Mdecins-Sans-Frontires-reports-staff-seized-in-Syria.html
 
 
Mï¿œdecins Sans Frontiï¿œres reports staff seized in Syria
International medical organisation Mï¿œdecins Sans Frontiï¿œres say five of 
their staff members have been uncontactable for days after being taken 
"allegedly for questioning"
 
AP 1:55AM GMT 04 Jan 2014
Five staffers of the international aid organisation Mï¿œdecins Sans 
Frontiï¿œres have been taken in for questioning in northern Syria, the 
group said Friday.
The five were taken "allegedly for questioning" from a Mï¿œdecins Sans 
Frontiï¿œres house in northern Syria, and have been out of contact since 
Thursday evening, said Michael Goldfarb, a spokesman for the aid group. 
He did not say whether the missing staffers had been taken by government 
forces or rebels fighting to overthrow President Bashar Assad, and 
refused to give further details out of concern for the missing workers' 
safety.
Karin Ekholm, a spokeswoman for the Swedish branch of the organisation, 
said those seized were Swedish, Danish, Swiss, Belgian and Peruvian 
nationals.
The Danish branch confirmed a Dane was among those taken.
"We are doing all we can to do re-establish contact with our 
colleagues," the Danish branch said in a statement.
 
Rami Abdurrahman, the head of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for 
Human Rights, said that members of the al-Qaida-linked Islamic State of 
Iraq and the Levant had stormed a hospital in the northwestern province 
of Latakia and taken all of its doctors to an unknown location. Others 
were taken from their homes by ISIL members, he added.
Abdurrahman said it was not clear whether the Mï¿œdecins Sans Frontiï¿œres 
members were among those taken in Latakia.
Opposition-held areas of northern and eastern Syria have seen a wave of 
kidnappings over the past six months that has targeted journalists, aid 
workers and activists. Al-Qaida-linked rebel factions are suspected of 
being behind many of the abductions.
In October, several members of the International Committee of the Red 
Cross were briefly abducted in northwestern Syria. Many Syrian activists 
have fled the country after threats by ISIL and the killing of a number 
of citizen journalists.
Also Friday, activists reported heavy clashes between Syrian opposition 
fighters and ISIL members in the northern provinces of Aleppo of Idlib.
More than 130,000 people have been killed so far in the war, now in its 
third year, according to the Observatory. The group closely monitors the 
violence in Syria through a network of activists across the country. The 
U.N. said in July that 100,000 Syrians have been killed, and has not 
updated that figure since.
Millions of Syrians have been uprooted from their homes because of the 
fighting.
The crisis began as an uprising against President Bashar Assad's 
government but later turned into a civil war. Over the past years, 
clashes between rival opposition groups became common in rebel-held areas.
The Observatory said Friday's fighting was concentrated in the city of 
Aleppo and the nearby town of Atareb. Fighting between rebel factions 
and ISIL, which has many foreign fighters in its ranks, has been common 
in areas under opposition control.
The Aleppo Media Center reported clashes between the ISIL and the 
Mujahedeen Army in rebel-held western parts of Aleppo.
Tension has been rising between rebel groups and ISIL of late, 
especially after Tuesday's killing of a senior rebel by the 
al-Qaida-linked group. The Observatory said the slain rebel, doctor 
Hussein Suleiman, was found dead after being shot several times and his 
ear was cut "with a sharp object."
The newly created Islamic Front, an umbrella group of powerful, mostly 
ultra-conservative Islamic fighters, issued a statement ordering ISIL to 
hand over Suleiman's killers so they can stand trial. Clashes later 
erupted between the groups.
A video released by activists showed dozens of people marching in Aleppo 
and chanting "Free Syrian Army forever, against ISIL and Assad."
The video appeared genuine and corresponded to other AP reporting of the 
events depicted.
In Damascus, meanwhile, the Minister of Oil and Mineral Resources, 
Suleiman al-Abbas, said "terrorists" attacked a gas pipeline in the area 
of al-Baitaryeh outside Damascus, causing a massive fire and a power 
outage in the capital and southern Syria. He said terrorists also 
targeted a gas line that supplies the Banias Power Station in the area 
of al-Zara outside the central city of Homs.
The government refers to those trying to topple Assad as terrorists.
 
Edited by Steve Wilson


 
Gia' come il gas in Agosto.
 
La police turque a lanc�, le 17 d�cembre 2013, une vaste op�ration 
anti-corruption sans en informer le gouvernement. Des sommes en liquide, 
impossibles � justifier, ont �t� trouv�es lors de perquisitions, notamment 
chez Egemen Bagis, ministre des Affaires europ�ennes, et chez Bilal Erdogan, 
fils du Premier ministre. Les fils de Zafer �aglayan, ministre de l'�conomie, 
de Erdogan Bayraktar, ministre de l'Urbanisation, et de Muammer G�ler, 
ministre de l'Int�rieur, ont �t� plac�s en d�tention.
 
Les trois ministres ont d�missionn�.
 
L'enqu�te porte sur plusieurs centaines de millions de dollars d�tourn�s qui 
auraient �t� utilis�s pour financer la guerre secr�te en Syrie.
 
Le Premier ministre, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a d�nonc� une op�ration 
t�l�guid�e par le Hizmet de son ex-alli�, Fethullah G�len. Il a proc�d� � la 
r�vocation de plus d'une centaine d'officiers de police qui auraient eu 
connaissance des perquisitions � venir et ne l'auraient pas pr�venu et a 
dessaisi le procureur Muammer Akkas.
 
Trois parlementaires du parti gouvernemental, l'AKP, ont d�missionn� pour 
manifester leur indignation devant les pratiques du clan Erdogan.
 
Il appara�t que les fonds d�tourn�s par les proches du Premier ministre 
�taient trait�s par un de ses amis personnels, Yasin al-Qadi, qui lui 
rendait secr�tement visite alors m�me qu'il figurait sur la liste des 
Nations Unies des personnes recherch�es pour terrorisme. Chaque fois, M. 
Al-Qadi arrivait en jet priv� dans un a�roport d'Istanbul dont les cam�ras 
de surveillance avaient �t� coup�es et o� il �tait ill�galement accueilli 
par les gardes du corps du Premier ministre sans passer par les douanes.
 
Yasin al-Qadi est un banquier saoudien, membre de la confr�rie des Fr�res 
musulmans, et proche d'Oussama Ben Laden. Il a reconnu avoir �t� responsable 
du financement de la L�gion arabe de Ben Laden en Bosnie-Herz�govine 
(1991-95) et avoir financ� le pr�sident Alija Izetbegovic. Selon le FBI, M. 
Al-Qadi aurait �galement jou� un r�le central dans le financement des 
attentats contre les ambassades des �tats-Unis en Tanzanie et au Kenya 
(1998). Toujours selon le FBI, M. Al-Qadi, alors domicili� � Chicago, �tait 
propri�taire de la soci�t� d'informatique Ptech qui fournit aux autorit�s 
�tats-uniennes le logiciel utilis� par l'aviation civile (FAA) pour faire 
face � la crise, le 11 septembre 2001.
 
Yasin Al-Qadi est aussi un ami personnel de l'ancien vice-pr�sident 
�tats-unien Dick Cheney.
 
Yasin Al-Qadi a �t� progressivement retir� des listes anti-terroriste � 
partir de 2007 (en Suisse). Il a �t� radi� de la liste des Nations Unies, le 
5 octobre 2012. Cependant, le Conseil des ministres turc a promulgu� le 10 
octobre 2013 un d�cret interdisant l'acc�s � son territoire de 349 personnes 
li�es � Al-Qaida ou aux Talibans, dont M. Al-Qadi.
 
En juin 2013, Yasin Al-Qadi �tait victime d'un accident de voiture � 
Istanbul, en compagnie du chef de la s�curit� du Premier ministre. Il �tait 
alors hospitalis�. Imm�diatement, Bilal Erdogan, fils du Premier ministre, 
venait le visiter � l'h�pital.
 
41 mandats d'arr�t ont �t� lanc�s par la justice turque, dont un contre 
Yasin al-Qadi.
 
 
 
 
 
Giusto per informarti su chi ha finanziato Erdogan.
 
Il banchiere di Bin Laden, false flag.
 
 
 
 

 Il banchiere di Bin Laden, false flag.
 
"Yasin al-Qadi est un banquier saoudien, membre de la confrï¿œrie des 
Frï¿œres musulmans"
 
quindi molto amato dalla monarchia saudita immagino... :-) Comunque non 
sono per nulla stupito, giï¿œ si sapeva con chi stava Erdogan e con chi 
stanno i fratelli musulmani. E' anche vero che Erdogan ha cambiato 
posizione politica piï¿œ e piï¿œ volte negli ultimi anni non avendone 
beccata nemmeno una...

 nemmeno una...
 
Chi paga comanda Erdogan, trai le conseguenze.
La visita di Bandar Bush a Mosca e' un segnale di disperazione.
 
 
 
 

 La visita di Bandar Bush a Mosca e' un segnale di disperazione.
 
in effetti Putin deve essere scosso...