This piece of news from the U.K. is relative to events that could prove to be very significant, as senior Iranian and Hezbollah figures were killed in an airstrike in Syria this past weekend. Among those killed was Iranian General Mohammed Allahdadi, and allso killed was the son of a prominent Hezbollah leader.
Warnings come just a week after Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah, warned that the group 'is ready and prepared for a confrontation in the Galilee and beyond the Galilee.
Iran has also promised a 'crushing response' to the weekend strike, without laying out exactly what action will be taken.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2918478/Iran-Hezbollah-planning-imminent-joint-invasion-Israel-s-northern-Galilee-region-according-high-level-intelligence.html#ixzz3POTLl8nC
Watch this video and it will explain the real reason there is a war in Syria.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfEBupAeo4
http://rt.com/op-edge/syria-world-hate-message-604/
8 reasons the New World Order hates Syria
1) Syria's Central Bank is state-owned & controlled – In other words, it manages its national currency so that it serves the Syrian people and not the Rothschild-controlled global bankers operating from their New York, London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Basel and Paris hideouts.
This means that the volume of currency it issues is in proper sync with the true needs of real economy of work, labor, production and all that is useful to Syria's people, instead of being in sync with parasitic, usurious, speculative foreign financiers. The latter seek to control local central banks so they can artificially limit the volume of currency available for genuine economic needs, especially the no-interest credit needed to finance useful things in the real economy: power plants, roads, gas works, housing, private enterprise and initiatives. This forces productive players – public and private - to have to resort to deadly interest and usury-based private banking loans whereupon the eternal debt chain starts to grow and grow as the so-called 'sovereign debt crises' that hit country after country throughout decades of time eloquently show.
By artificially distorting the volume of 'public currency'issued by sovereign central banks that generates no interest, countries are thus forced to resort to high interest bearing 'private currency' (loans) handled by the monopolistic private bankster cabal in the hands of Rothschild, Rockefeller, Warburg, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, CitiCorp, JP Morgan Chase interests.
Clearly, a very good reason for these parasitic banksters to want to take out Syria.
I know my last post was slightly off topic, but not really if you watch the video. The whole middle east unrest is more to do with Central Banking Control. Iran is next on the hit list likely.
They are blaming religion and terrorism. However the real cause is greed and money.
Here's the story of the General -
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2015/01/iranian-general-killed-israeli-attack-201511912396636560.html
QuoteIran has confirmed that a general of its elite Revolutionary Guards has died in an Israeli strike on Syria that also killed six members of the Lebanese group Hezbollah."General Mohammad Ali Allahdadi and a number of fighters and Islamic Resistance [Hezbollah] forces were attacked by the Zionist regime's helicopters," said a statement on the Guards' website on Monday.
"This brave general and some members of Hezbollah were martyred," it said, adding that Allahdadi was in Syria "as an adviser helping the Syrian government to confront takfiri Salafist [Sunni extremist] terrorists."
Shia Iran and Hezbollah are Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's main regional allies in his war against the mainly Sunni rebels seeking to overthrow him.
A source close to Hezbollah had earlier told the AFP news agency that six Iranian soldiers, including commanders, died alongside six of its own fighters in the attack, but the Guards made no mention of other losses.
Soooo... Shia Iranian forces were fighting with (western and Gulf declared terrorist) Hezbollah troops against Sunni Syrian rebels (who have western support but are declared terrorist by Syria) with Syria's blessing, and Israel takes a potshot taking out a General who for some reason is near the front lines rather than directing stratagy from the rear. Interestingly enough, Iran, Hezbollah, and Syrian rebels all fight against ISIS, whom Israel also would like purged.
I also can't find anything verifying it was actually Israel. Iran's just saying that. Iran's military (and politicians) also have a history of offing eachother to open up positions to promote supporters into. Israel would be an easy and obvious actor to place the blame with when it was actually done from within.
What a cluster. Israel's best bet is to sit back and let three groups of it's enemies kill each other and do it's work for them.
Quote from: micjer on January 22, 2015, 01:34:54 PM
The whole middle east unrest is more to do with Central Banking Control. Iran is next on the hit list likely.
They are blaming religion and terrorism. However the real cause is greed and money.
No, no it is not....
Quote from: rdunk on January 20, 2015, 08:14:02 PM
This piece of news from the U.K. is relative to events that could prove to be very significant, as senior Iranian and Hezbollah figures were killed in an airstrike in Syria this past weekend. Among those killed was Iranian General Mohammed Allahdadi, and allso killed was the son of a prominent Hezbollah leader.
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Warnings come just a week after Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah, warned that the group 'is ready and prepared for a confrontation in the Galilee and beyond the Galilee.
Iran has also promised a 'crushing response' to the weekend strike, without laying out exactly what action will be taken.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2918478/Iran-Hezbollah-planning-imminent-joint-invasion-Israel-s-northern-Galilee-region-according-high-level-intelligence.html#ixzz3POTLl8nC
Are you familiar with Iranian diplomacy in Venezuela?....recently, specifically.
Our coalition is working to counter Iran's typical U.S. scapegoating rhetoric...and is more accurately characterised as "The West" since þe p5+1 talks began. It may seem a rather insignificant point, but it directly threatens Iran's go-to Foreign policy strategy....their exploitation of any region in conflict. It's becoming difficult for Iran to to point fin?ers at a singular boogey man.
Quote from: micjer on January 22, 2015, 01:34:54 PM
I know my last post was slightly off topic, but not really if you watch the video. The whole middle east unrest is more to do with Central Banking Control. Iran is next on the hit list likely.
They are blaming religion and terrorism. However the real cause is greed and money.
A little word of advice, avoid getting information from foreign governments Media arms...the FSB gets paid, you don't.
SYRIAN AIR FORCE bombing SYRIA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH1vV1bsMdk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH1vV1bsMdk
It is my opinion that they yell Allah Hu Akbar (God is great) like we use Oh MY GOD!!!
QuoteSoooo... Shia Iranian forces were fighting with (western and Gulf declared terrorist) Hezbollah troops against Sunni Syrian rebels (who have western support but are declared terrorist by Syria) with Syria's blessing, and Israel takes a potshot taking out a General who for some reason is near the front lines rather than directing stratagy from the rear. Interestingly enough, Iran, Hezbollah, and Syrian rebels all fight against ISIS, whom Israel also would like purged.
They are all good frenemies. :P
Quote from: WarToad on January 22, 2015, 04:31:25 PM
What a cluster. Israel's best bet is to sit back and let three groups of it's enemies kill each other and do it's work for them.
Yup.
Meanwhile, back in the WhiteHouse.... 8)
Quote from: Ellirium113 on January 24, 2015, 02:44:05 AM
They are all good frenemies. :P
That is the Middle East for you, and since long before the current rounds of fighting.
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend" is just a way of life. Maybe that wouldn't be SO bad...except the roles for friends and enemies change with the breeze sometimes, and that just makes it a snake pit we need to stay clear out of. Our side can't even seem to keep straight who is allied with whom, and for what ultimate goals each faction is fighting.
Let them all (including Israel) stand for themselves, and see who survives the war that comes. Then we should work to re-establish trade relations with those still among the living, and leave it at that. Just my two carrots...
Quote from: Wrabbit2000 on January 24, 2015, 07:56:47 PM
Let them all (including Israel) stand for themselves, and see who survives the war that comes. Then we should work to re-establish trade relations with those still among the living, and leave it at that. Just my two carrots...
I agree They keep blaming the US for all the woes yet we haven't even been here for much over 200 years yet. Those guys were at it since Moses left Egypt :P
Sell all side WMD's, get a lot of popcorn pizza and beer and when the fallout settles we can go in an rebuild (at a price)
We are good at that :D
Quote from: Glaucon on January 22, 2015, 07:31:58 PM
A little word of advice, avoid getting information from foreign governments Media arms...the FSB gets paid, you don't.
How about Youtube? This seems pretty accurate :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V299vBm7DJw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V299vBm7DJw
Don't criticize Isreal now. You will be labelled anti-semitic!
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For the size of the country it sure has a lot of muscle.
The difference between the Israeli government and the various terrorist orgs opposing it, is that while said government might consist of raving psychopaths, they know how the game is played. In war, targetted assassinations of the right people, are precisely how you make headway. By doing this, the Jews have made the Iranians very angry, which in turn has goaded them into exposing themselves, and making themselves vulnerable. If you control the enemy's emotions, you control the initiative.
If Hamas and Hezbollah really want to make progress, then putting Netanyahu's head on a pole outside Jerusalem would be a very effective start. From there, you do the same thing with the senior command structure of the Mossad, one by one. The message needs to be very clearly and dramatically sent, that joining the Israeli military is likely to have an extremely hazardous effect on one's life expectancy.
The problem with the Muslims who are fighting the Jewish government, is that they are actually addicted to losing. Suicide bombing and other related forms of bullshit are the tactics of people obsessed with their own victimhood. They are not the tactics of people who are going to win, or who actually believe they can.
If they try and randomly invade territory like this, they will accomplish nothing other than getting themselves killed. As cowardly as it might sound, the way to truly win is to deal with specific members of the enemy within their bedrooms, not on the battlefield. Conventional warfare gets your own people killed as well; assassination only kills the enemy.
Suicide bombing is attempting to have your cake and eat it, which is a big part of why it fails. If you want to do the Gandhi routine, then lying face down on your stomach in front of bulldozers performing japa is how you do it, and you also have to ensure that the cameras are rolling right in front of you. Successfully playing the victim card means making sure that you not only have an audience, but also that said audience sincerely believes that the enemy eats babies. You need to make yourself look completely innocent, and the enemy look completely guilty; and having suicide bombers yourself won't do that.
Quote from: petrus4 on January 24, 2015, 10:10:13 PM
The problem with the Muslims who are fighting the Jewish government, is that they are actually addicted to losing. Suicide bombing and other related forms of bullpoop are the tactics of people obsessed with their own victimhood. They are not the tactics of people who are going to win, or who actually believe they can.
72 Virgins is a very attractive prize :D
(http://www.political-humor.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/72_virgins_of_islam.jpg)
Meanwhile... with all that OIL money they could have THIS
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_3cpyjJTeGFQ/TM_lP3tcDCI/AAAAAAAACKY/UA2TOF0tfqY/s1600/72-virgins-eh-hugh-hefner-demotivational-poster-1263385078.jpg)
It's all a matter of perspective
Quote from: zorgon on January 24, 2015, 10:34:14 PM
72 Virgins is a very attractive prize :D
If true. :P
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houri#72_virgins
In Religion "Truth" has never been an issue :P
I just saw on the site of the Portuguese state television (RTP) an article pointing to this Der Spiegel article (http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/israel-golanhoehen-werden-zur-naechsten-front-a-1014237.html) about how Israel has been attacking Syrian and Iranian forces and has never attacked ISIS or al-Qaeda, and that some UN soldiers on the Golan Heights tell how Israel has been helping the Syrian rebels.
Somehow I am not surprized
Well I guess we now know who is boss..
Bush Bows to Saudi King Abdullah
(http://www.reformation.org/en-bush-king-abdullah.jpg)
Obama bows to Saudi King Abdullah
(http://bloviatingzeppelin.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Obama-Bow-Saudi-King.png)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/barackobama/5128171/Barack-Obama-criticised-for-bowing-to-King-Abdullah-of-Saudi-Arabia.html
Hmmm
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Quote from: zorgon on January 25, 2015, 07:58:06 AM
Hmmm
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(http://www.johnshelleysjournal.com/eagle_terrorist2.jpg)
Love it Russo.
We really shouldn' be surprised that this war is erupting. It is one prophesy that the bible and Qur'an agree on.
(http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/Micjer_2009/islam-gog-magog-eurasia.jpg) (http://s562.photobucket.com/user/Micjer_2009/media/islam-gog-magog-eurasia.jpg.html)
Gog and Magog
Gog and Magog ( Hebrew: Gog u-Magog; Arabic: Yawa-Maj; Persian: yagug va Magug) are names that appear in the Old Testament, and in numerous subsequent references in other works, notably the Book of Revelation, as well as in the scripture of Islam, the Qur'an. They are sometimes individuals, sometimes peoples, and sometimes geographic regions. Their context can be either genealogical (as Magog in Genesis 10:2) or eschatological and apocalyptic, as in the Book of Ezekiel and Revelation. The passages from Ezekiel and Revelation in particular have attracted attention due to their prophetic descriptions of conflicts said to occur near the "end times".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gog_and_Magog
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Really? ::)
I was being totally sarcastic on that post. I think i should post more emoticons to explain my posts clearly. :)
You know... I totally disagree with people that think patriotism is a good thing because its a made up feeling made by local propaganda to make(among other ugly things) people feel they are important in questions they have no relevance at all.
I disagree even more people that think biblical (i dont need a bible to be moral) letters are loaded with the knowledge of this planet's future. Why? because its dangerous. I dont know the real intentions of the people that wrote the book.
What i know is no matter what you call it: Gog magog, yin yang, good evil, its all up to us. The future of our kind is ours to set.
Question... Are you waiting for the rapture? or for virgins in the sky?
Quote from: micjer on January 25, 2015, 02:36:39 PM
We really shouldn' be surprised that this war is erupting. It is one prophesy that the bible and Qur'an agree on.
Well if a prophesy is written in two books I suppose one could easily make plans to make that prophesy come to life :D
Well I figure here in Nevada I am pretty far away from the mess and surrounded by lots of military/ In fact the skies are noisy because Re Flag is starting next week
Quote from: zorgon on January 24, 2015, 10:34:14 PM
72 Virgins is a very attractive prize :D
(http://www.political-humor.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/72_virgins_of_islam.jpg)
While I do not claim to be an especially accomplished projector, I have personally been to the astral construct in question, Zorgon; and on writing about it in the forum I was with at the time, had my description corroborated by that given by Emmanuel Swedenborg, in a book of his from the eighteenth century. The women in said construct are definitely attractive, but not inhumanly so.
Said construct is a guilded cage. It is a prison; merely a lavishly appointed and decorated one.
Quote from: RUSSO on January 25, 2015, 03:23:54 PM
Really? ::)
I was being totally sarcastic on that post. I think i should post more emoticons to explain my posts clearly. :)
You know... I totally disagree with people that think patriotism is a good thing because its a made up feeling made by local propaganda to make(among other ugly things) people feel they are important in questions they have no relevance at all.
I disagree even more people that think biblical (i dont need a bible to be moral) letters are loaded with the knowledge of this planet's future. Why? because its dangerous. I dont know the real intentions of the people that wrote the book.
What i know is no matter what you call it: Gog magog, yin yang, good evil, its all up to us. The future of our kind is ours to set.
Question... Are you waiting for the rapture? or for virgins in the sky?
I don't love Patriotism, I liked your sarcasim! Sorry I complimented you!
No I am not waiting for rapture or virgins. But I was simply pointing out that many are!
Quote from: micjer on January 26, 2015, 12:38:18 PM
I don't love Patriotism, I liked your sarcasim! Sorry I complimented you!
Ok now i know.
I apologize for my mistake. :)
QuoteNo I am not waiting for rapture or virgins. But I was simply pointing out that many are!
Good for you. I know right? Too many! ::)
No problem.
I think we are all on the same page here. I should have clarified a little more.
I am "waiting" on what is called "THE RAPTURE", because it is an event/happening that all Christians are looking forward to. It is simply a Christian thing, that nothing nor anyone can change. For sure non-believers don't believe it, and have no reason to look forward to it!! Maybe you won't miss us when we are gone - but when we are gone, sadly to say ............................ ...."ALL of those left here will know it!! That is just the way it is:)) †
And since you brought the subject up, here is a relative/current recent CNN news report discussing this: :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhLxvNw51YI
Quote from: ArMaP on January 25, 2015, 12:33:32 AM
I just saw on the site of the Portuguese state television (RTP) an article pointing to this Der Spiegel article (http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/israel-golanhoehen-werden-zur-naechsten-front-a-1014237.html) about how Israel has been attacking Syrian and Iranian forces and has never attacked ISIS or al-Qaeda, and that some UN soldiers on the Golan Heights tell how Israel has been helping the Syrian rebels.
Israel and Saudi Arabia have one thing in common, Iran. They have had a security relationship for a long time, often facilitated by each countries US state deps.
Of course they're helping syrian rebels, Syria belongs to Iran right now.
iI joined this site because I appreciate the attention to myriads of possibilities .
The last half of this thread is a shame, however :( Make in your duty to research credible security risks and an objective analysis of the "balance of morality" in that region (since 1947).
There is a terrible amount of misunderstanding in here.
I'm surprised what happened in Yemen on Friday hasn't gotten more attention ???
Quote from: Glaucon on January 27, 2015, 12:00:16 AM
I'm surprised what happened in Yemen on Friday hasn't gotten more attention ???
Same here. The fuse is lit and it is short. Be interesting if the US does anything or lets the blood flow. Well... blood will flow either way at this point. Who's is the only question.
Quote from: WarToad on January 27, 2015, 02:09:37 AM. Well... blood will flow either way at this point. Who's is the only question.
Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group's employed the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit. Two ships moved into the Red Sea for a forward operating capability aimed at Yemen's capital, which houses the US Embassy...
Obviously this raises alarms, but I wonder if they have displayed extra capacity...and I wonder how much they think is necessary to deter tehran.
My thought are with all those there, facing grave danger.
I wonder if the Saudis will go so far as to commit ground troops. Or simply accepting Houthis being in charge of Northwest Yemen, with Iran expanding its influence in the Red Sea and surroundings. I doubt the gains by the Houthi movement are short-lived. You can't control millions of Yemminis with just tens of thousands of troops with a thin line of supply on turf that isn't yours.
Once again, a middle east cluster. No false flag here. This is centuries/millenia old sword blood feud.
Quote from: Glaucon on January 27, 2015, 12:00:16 AM
I'm surprised what happened in Yemen on Friday hasn't gotten more attention ???
Probably because with all the false flag and hatred going around people don't really care that much anymore about the details.
Just NUKE the whole region and let the various gods sort it out 8)
Quote from: WarToad on January 28, 2015, 02:54:14 AM
This is centuries/millenia old sword blood feud.
Exactly and nothing we do will change it. America gets the balme but we are barely 200 years old
Just NUKE the whole region and let the various gods sort it out 8)
Quote from: WarToad on January 28, 2015, 02:54:14 AM
I wonder if the Saudis will go so far as to commit ground troops.
Nah the Saudis are to busy practicing gun control :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfSJpHaD9Lg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfSJpHaD9Lg
In the meantime Obama bows to King Abdullaah
(http://pamelageller.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Obama-Bows.jpeg)
Who's your Daddy?
(http://susris.com/wp-content/uploads//2012/09/King_Abdullah-Obama.jpeg)
(http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/files/2010/06/barack-obama-king-abdullah.jpg)
satire at its best. Fast forward to 6 min mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qAoPjWjhfc
One thing is for certain, this world projects a feeling of not being a world at certain times LOL :o
I hate having updates like this..but.. one of the headlines on Drudge today is "CIA and Mossad killed senior Hezbollah figure in car bombing". It refers to a 2008 assassination.
This is apparently part of the talk today and the timing is just unreal. I mean, we're supposedly in delicate negotiations with Iran, who virtually runs Hezbollah by direct aid and support.
I'd certainly say anyone actually surprised by the premise or the fact Mossad and CIA work together needs current events tutoring or something ..but still. It can take on a life of its own when thrown into the public square for others to have to react to.
Times are getting interesting..
^Can you link me to the Article please?
The CIA works with many intelligence agencies, not sure why Israeli intelligence is the shocker among them.
No response to this?
CIA and Mossad killed senior Hezbollah figure in car bombing (http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=7821.0)
Fascinating. Your own are war criminals. Do you care?
Quote from: Pimander on February 05, 2015, 01:25:21 AM
No response to this?
CIA and Mossad killed senior Hezbollah figure in car bombing (http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=7821.0)
Fascinating. Your own are war criminals. Do you care?
Do you think it's important to put forth a sufficient effort in your analysis? Or do you think it's more or less analogous to your integrity to ignore the importance of objective analysis?
MY analysis of this thread is that it is disinformation. Iran is not planning to invade Galilee in the near future.
Quote from: Glaucon on February 05, 2015, 04:41:38 AM
Do you think it's important to put forth a sufficient effort in your analysis? Or do you think it's more or less analogous to your integrity to ignore the importance of objective analysis?
Hmmm interesting set up of choices there. :o
::)
Quote from: Pimander on February 05, 2015, 03:21:34 PM
MY analysis of this thread is that it is disinformation. Iran is not planning to invade Galilee in the near future.
It should be renamed, I guess.
I'm not sure a single user here attempted to take a stab at the OP's title, btw.
Hezbollah, however, did issue that statement out of Lebanon, for what it's worth.
For posterity's sake:
I didn't mean to insult anyone here. It simply frustrates me that these terrorists and their incoherent/illogical boogey man finger pointing somehow splits westerners up at the seam.
I certainly understand and respect to the highest degree, the tenacity and compassion everyone employs here as a result of the principles that form our moral fabric. Humility, Pluralism, logic, and compassion are so fundamental to our way of life, that we nearly take it for granted.
But it's OK, in light of our pursuit to uphold our humility, to stand our moral ground and at the same time embrace our mistakes and shortcomings.
Well the whole thing is going insane...
Obama..
Obama at Prayer Event: Christians did terrible things, toohttp://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/02/05/obama-at-prayer-event-christians-did-terrible-things-too/
So now it's the Christians fault
Quote from: zorgon on February 06, 2015, 07:09:11 AM
So now it's the Christians fault
Not many people alive were at fault but it was Christian nations behind the creation of the state of Israel based on 4000 year old texts and the lines were drawn of maps by Christians in the main.
The problem is nobody can move on from the past. Essentially Nationalism will always divide us from our brothers and sisters. Sad but true.