Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Syria's Assad accused of boosting Al-Qaeda with secret oil deals

e così si certifica che Al Qaeda è sostenuta e finanziata da 
Assad...bella false flag...CVD...
 
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10585391/Syrias-Assad-accused-of-boosting-Al-Qaeda-with-secret-oil-deals.html
 
 
Syria's Assad accused of boosting Al-Qaeda with secret oil deals
Western intelligence suggests Bashar al-Assad collaborating with 
jihadists to persuade West the uprising is terrorist-led
 
By Ruth Sherlock, in Istanbul and Richard Spencer7:53PM GMT 20 Jan 2014
The Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad has funded and 
co-operated with al-Qaeda in a complex double game even as the 
terrorists fight Damascus, according to new allegations by Western 
intelligence agencies, rebels and al-Qaeda defectors.
Jabhat al-Nusra, and the even more extreme Islamic State of Iraq and 
al-Shams (ISIS), the two al-Qaeda affiliates operating in Syria, have 
both been financed by selling oil and gas from wells under their control 
to and through the regime, intelligence sources have told The Daily 
Telegraph.
Rebels and defectors say the regime also deliberately released militant 
prisoners to strengthen jihadist ranks at the expense of moderate rebel 
forces. The aim was to persuade the West that the uprising was sponsored 
by Islamist militants including al-Qaeda as a way of stopping Western 
support for it.
The allegations by Western intelligence sources, who spoke on condition 
of anonymity, are in part a public response to demands by Assad that the 
focus of peace talks due to begin in Switzerland tomorrow be switched 
from replacing his government to co-operating against al-Qaeda in the 
“war on terrorism”.
“Assad’s vow to strike terrorism with an iron fist is nothing more than 
bare-faced hypocrisy,” an intelligence source said. “At the same time as 
peddling a triumphant narrative about the fight against terrorism, his 
regime has made deals to serve its own interests and ensure its survival.”
 
Intelligence gathered by Western secret services suggested the regime 
began collaborating actively with these groups again in the spring of 
2013. When Jabhat al-Nusra seized control of Syria’s most lucrative oil 
fields in the eastern province of Deir al-Zour, it began funding its 
operations in Syria by selling crude oil, with sums raised in the 
millions of dollars.
“The regime is paying al-Nusra to protect oil and gas pipelines under 
al-Nusra’s control in the north and east of the country, and is also 
allowing the transport of oil to regime-held areas,” the source said. 
“We are also now starting to see evidence of oil and gas facilities 
under ISIS control.”
The source accepted that the regime and the al-Qaeda affiliates were 
still hostile to each other and the relationship was opportunistic, but 
added that the deals confirmed that “despite Assad’s finger-pointing” 
his regime was to blame for the rise of al-Qaeda in Syria.
Western diplomats were furious at recent claims that delegations of 
officials led by a retired MI6 officer had visited Damascus to re-open 
contact with the Assad regime. There is no doubt that the West is 
alarmed at the rise of al-Qaeda within the rebel ranks, which played a 
major role in decisions by Washington and London to back off from 
sending arms to the opposition.
But the fury is also an indication that they suspect they have been 
outmanoeuvred by Assad, who has during his rule alternated between 
waging war on Islamist militants and working with them.
After September 11, he co-operated with the United States’ rendition 
programme for militant suspects; after the invasion of Iraq, he helped 
al-Qaeda to establish itself in Western Iraq as part of an axis of 
resistance to the West; then when the group turned violently against the 
Iraqi Shias who were backed by Assad’s key ally, Iran, he began to 
arrest them again.
As the uprising against his rule began, Assad switched again, releasing 
al-Qaeda prisoners. It happened as part of an amnesty, said one Syrian 
activist who was released from Sednaya prison near Damascus at the same 
time.
“There was no explanation for the release of the jihadis,” the activist, 
called Mazen, said. “I saw some of them being paraded on Syrian state 
television, accused of being Jabhat al-Nusra and planting car bombs. 
This was impossible, as they had been in prison with me at the time the 
regime said the bombs were planted. He was using them to promote his 
argument that the revolution was made of extremists.”
Other activists and former Sednaya inmates corroborated his account, and 
analysts have identified a number of former prisoners now at the head of 
militant groups, including Jabhat al-Nusra, ISIS and a third group, 
Ahrar al-Sham, which fought alongside Jabhat al-Nusra but has now turned 
against ISIS.
One former inmate said he had been in prison with “Abu Ali” who is now 
the head of the ISIS Sharia court in the north-eastern al-Qaeda-run city 
of Raqqa. Another said he knew leaders in Raqqa and Aleppo who were 
prisoners in Sednaya until early 2012.
These men then spearheaded the gradual takeover of the revolution from 
secular activists, defected army officers and more moderate Islamist rebels.
Syrian intelligence has historically had close connections with 
extremist groups. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph after he 
defected, Nawaf al-Fares, a Syrian security chief, told how he was part 
of an operation to smuggle jihadist volunteers into Iraq from Syria 
after the 2003 invasion.
Aron Lund, editor of a website, Syria in Crisis, used by the Carnegie 
Endowment to monitor the war, said: “The regime has done a good job in 
trying to turn the revolution Islamist. The releases from Sednaya prison 
are a good example of this. The regime claims that it released the 
prisoners because Assad had shortened their sentences as part of a 
general amnesty. But it seems to have gone beyond that. There are no 
random acts of kindness from this regime.”
Rebels both inside and outside ISIS also say they believe the regime 
targeted its attacks on non-militant groups, leaving ISIS alone. “We 
were confident that the regime would not bomb us,” an ISIS defector, who 
called himself Murad, said. “We always slept soundly in our bases.”

 e così si certifica che Al Qaeda è sostenuta e finanziata da  Assad.
 
per fargli la guerra civile contro. Siete dei pozzi senza fondo d'infamia, nemici del genere umano.

 per fargli la guerra civile contro. Siete dei pozzi senza fondo d'infamia, nemici del genere umano.
 
non gli fa nessuna guerra civile infatti...gli tiene "in caldo" il 
territorio...

 territorio...
 
Hai letto della perizia di esperti americani che scagiona i Siriani 
dall'attacco chimico?
 
Come a Sarajevo, la supposta unita' di artiglieria non poteva colpire la 
zona, la gittata dei razzi e' molto inferiore alla loro posizione al tempo.
 
Niente da fare tutte le balle che voi della NATO inventate fanno pena. 
 
 
 
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 Niente da fare tutte le balle che voi della NATO inventate fanno pena.
 
di quale fantomatica perizia stai parlando? :-)

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di quella del MIT, la più importante università yankee in tecnologia.
http://www.rainews.it/dl/rainews/articoli/Siria-MIT-smentisce-Obama-Ghouta-attacco-chimico-ribelli-db40d6ec-4e2e-4323-bb06-7b4fd2406cc2.html
 
 
puoi andare, apologeta dei nazi ucraini

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un rapporto senza importanza e mi domando basato su quali assunti visto 
che le armi chimiche erano in mano al regime. Fra l'altro mi fanno 
sorridere, attribuire ad Obama responsabilità che non ha, piuttosto 
avranno cercato di fargli un favore...sai quante opinioni discordanti 
sulla Siria sono giunte in questi mesi dagli Usa...

 Am.
 
Al Zawahiri ha chiesto ai gruppi jihadisti di cessare le lotte interne, 
Al Zawahiri saprà pure che una parte di questi fanno gli interessi di 
Assad. D'altra parte certamente Al Zawahiri non è certamente persona 
degna di considerazione. Quanto all'ONU, in teoria la condanna dovrebbe 
vertere contro Assad per crimini contro l'umanità

 un rapporto senza importanza
 
ecco il negazionista dei volenterosi gasatori al servizio dei Saud edi Obama

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Obama chi? Quello della scala mobile? Ahahahahah...

 Am.
 
meglio leggere direttamente le dichiarazioni ufficiali