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Daarvoor hebben ze veels te weinig manschappen voor in de regio.... en denk je dat het thuisfront zit te wachten op een geweldsspiraal in het MO.... Laat staat de VN of Europa.... of Rusland.
Denk je andersom dat Rusland zit te wachten op een Amerikaanse deurmat ?!.....
Lijkt me geen goed plan.... en Iran heeft al bijna "da bomb"....
Ze zullen nu toch niet voor de tweede keer het verkeerde land binnenvallen.... of (leuker), dit zijn de voortekenen van een aanval op Iran... En bovenstaande is slechts een afleidingsmaneuvre (daar zou ik mijn geld op inzetten).....
Denk je andersom dat Rusland zit te wachten op een Amerikaanse deurmat ?!.....
Lijkt me geen goed plan.... en Iran heeft al bijna "da bomb"....
Ze zullen nu toch niet voor de tweede keer het verkeerde land binnenvallen.... of (leuker), dit zijn de voortekenen van een aanval op Iran... En bovenstaande is slechts een afleidingsmaneuvre (daar zou ik mijn geld op inzetten).....
Naja, die hebben ze al, Syrie ligt nog verder van Rusland af dan Irak.quote:Op woensdag 12 januari 2005 00:38 schreef Drugshond het volgende:
of Rusland.
Denk je andersom dat Rusland zit te wachten op een Amerikaanse deurmat ?!.....
"Pim Fortuyn was een Cylon" - Theo van Gogh te Amsterdam 5-8-2005
In Irak zijn ze na Falluhja door hun zelfmoordenaars heen. Nu nog Syrië om de klus te klaren. De aanval op Irak is compleet nutteloos zolang hun infrastructuur in Syrië intact is. Tevens heeft de Hezbollah geen machtsbasis / ondersteuning meer. Kortom, Jap Syria, you're next!
Nu nog Syrië om de klus te klaren. De aanval op Irak is compleet nutteloos zolang hun infrastructuur in Syrië intact is. Tevens heeft de Hezbollah geen machtsbasis / ondersteuning meer. Kortom,
De twee grootste aanstichters van moslim terrorisme zijn toch Iran en Syrie?
Reden genoeg. Bombarderen die handel.
Reden genoeg. Bombarderen die handel.
fuck.... en ik wilde nogwel naar Syrië met vakantie
Too many men / There's too many people / Making too many problems / And not much love to go round / Can't you see This is a land of confusion - Genesis
Hard liners in the Bush Administration are considering launching strikes against Syria’s borders with Iraq in an effort to beef up security ahead of Iraq's January elections, U.S. administration officials said.
The sources also said that Iraq’s Prime Minister Iyad Allawi is demanding some form of military actions against Syria.
They added that the U.S. army will not begin attacks with a large-scale, organized military operation, but rather by sending small U.S. and Iraqi forces to Syria to strike buses carrying fighters to the border. If these operations are ineffective, the army will upscale the action.
“General plan of intimidation”
Recently, U.S. and Iraqi officials accused Syria of sheltering former Iraqi Baath Party officials and aiding the Iraqi resistance.
Damascus strongly rejected the accusations, saying that they are “groundless”.
However, the accusations led to new discussions within the U.S. administration about possible military actions against Syria. Vince Cannistraro, the former head of the CIA counterterrorism, said that "There are all sorts of discussions going on, the White House, the Pentagon, the Joint Chiefs."
Cannistraro believes that the talks of such attacks are “part of a general plan of intimidation."
Last month, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad told the U.S. deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage during his visit to Damascus that he is doing all what he can to stop the infiltration of fighters into Iraq.
Armitage also asked Assad to make sure that none of the Kornet AT-14 anti-tank missiles enter Iraq. In case any Korner AT-14 are found, General Casey, commander of U.S. forces in Iraq already received orders from the commander-in-chief in the White House to launch military attacks inside Syria as he sees fit and without delay.
Subbed or ignored
One former top CIA officer, who usually criticized the U.S. administration, said that "We should send a cruise missile into south-side Damascus and blow the Mukharbarat ‘intelligence’ headquarters off the map. We should first make clear to them that they are the target."
But former CIA Syria expert, Martha Kessler disagrees. "I don't think the administration can afford to destabilize another country in the region," she said.
Kessler said that Syria tries hardly to cooperate with the United States, only to be either snubbed or ignored.
She noted that the main reason for not attacking Syria is that any strikes would "destabilize Lebanon," where she said the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement awaits orders from Iran before launching retaliations against Israel.
"Damascus is not the heartbeat of this Iraqi insurgent movement," she insisted.
The key event
Some analysts believe that the key event that will take place in the Middle East the coming weeks will be the U.S. strikes against Syria.
They say that the Palestinian elections, Bush’s open invitation to Mahmoud Abbas to go to the White House, the formation of the new government in Israel and the talks of the of imminent Israel-Palestinian peace negotiations will be no more than sideshows of the main event.
Bron: http://www.aljazeera.com/me.asp?service_ID=6734
The sources also said that Iraq’s Prime Minister Iyad Allawi is demanding some form of military actions against Syria.
They added that the U.S. army will not begin attacks with a large-scale, organized military operation, but rather by sending small U.S. and Iraqi forces to Syria to strike buses carrying fighters to the border. If these operations are ineffective, the army will upscale the action.
“General plan of intimidation”
Recently, U.S. and Iraqi officials accused Syria of sheltering former Iraqi Baath Party officials and aiding the Iraqi resistance.
Damascus strongly rejected the accusations, saying that they are “groundless”.
However, the accusations led to new discussions within the U.S. administration about possible military actions against Syria. Vince Cannistraro, the former head of the CIA counterterrorism, said that "There are all sorts of discussions going on, the White House, the Pentagon, the Joint Chiefs."
Cannistraro believes that the talks of such attacks are “part of a general plan of intimidation."
Last month, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad told the U.S. deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage during his visit to Damascus that he is doing all what he can to stop the infiltration of fighters into Iraq.
Armitage also asked Assad to make sure that none of the Kornet AT-14 anti-tank missiles enter Iraq. In case any Korner AT-14 are found, General Casey, commander of U.S. forces in Iraq already received orders from the commander-in-chief in the White House to launch military attacks inside Syria as he sees fit and without delay.
Subbed or ignored
One former top CIA officer, who usually criticized the U.S. administration, said that "We should send a cruise missile into south-side Damascus and blow the Mukharbarat ‘intelligence’ headquarters off the map. We should first make clear to them that they are the target."
But former CIA Syria expert, Martha Kessler disagrees. "I don't think the administration can afford to destabilize another country in the region," she said.
Kessler said that Syria tries hardly to cooperate with the United States, only to be either snubbed or ignored.
She noted that the main reason for not attacking Syria is that any strikes would "destabilize Lebanon," where she said the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement awaits orders from Iran before launching retaliations against Israel.
"Damascus is not the heartbeat of this Iraqi insurgent movement," she insisted.
The key event
Some analysts believe that the key event that will take place in the Middle East the coming weeks will be the U.S. strikes against Syria.
They say that the Palestinian elections, Bush’s open invitation to Mahmoud Abbas to go to the White House, the formation of the new government in Israel and the talks of the of imminent Israel-Palestinian peace negotiations will be no more than sideshows of the main event.
Bron: http://www.aljazeera.com/me.asp?service_ID=6734
je kent mijn status bewapend met wapens geen vastgoedmagnaat maar ze houden me in de gaten
"Armitage also asked Assad to make sure that none of the Kornet AT-14 anti-tank missiles enter Iraq. In case any Korner AT-14 are found, General Casey, commander of U.S. forces in Iraq already received orders from the commander-in-chief in the White House to launch military attacks inside Syria as he sees fit and without delay."
Dus als ze die anti-tank wapens vinden is Syrie de lul
Dus als ze die anti-tank wapens vinden is Syrie de lul
je kent mijn status bewapend met wapens geen vastgoedmagnaat maar ze houden me in de gaten
Als je dat artikel leest kan je concluderen dat Syrië de lul is.
Mijn mening:
Oorlog en geweld is zinloos als je niet eerst diplomatisch naar een oplossing zoekt.
[ Bericht 7% gewijzigd door SlimShady op 13-01-2005 23:15:13 ]
Mijn mening:
Oorlog en geweld is zinloos als je niet eerst diplomatisch naar een oplossing zoekt.
[ Bericht 7% gewijzigd door SlimShady op 13-01-2005 23:15:13 ]
Ach, vorige jaar was ik daar. Heel vriendelijke mensen. Al die soldaatjes hebben te druk met hun nieuwe nokia 3310.quote:Op woensdag 12 januari 2005 14:24 schreef Shark.Bait het volgende:
fuck.... en ik wilde nogwel naar Syrië met vakantie
Precies 1 week na mijn vakantie was er aanslag in Damascus gepleegd. Pfff net op tijd. Ik had ook geluk in Jordanie. Er was enorme aanslag verijdeld. Er zouden 80.000 mensen doodgaan, in de diplomatiewijk, mijn hotel stond daar..
Mijn advies: ga gewoon daarheen!
En niet alleen zij, maar ook heel diehard-real-life-soap-kijkend-nederland heeft er zin an.quote:
En verder zullen de omroepen ook weer meer gaan verdienen, want als ze het goed aanpakken dan gaan ze meer reclame geld vragen tussen het bommen droppen door.
"Mensen die tegen Israël zijn, zijn in werkelijkheid antisemieten." Doctor Martin Luther King - 1967
De belangrijkste pasage is imho: "part of a general plan of intimidation" Ben het met Ulx eens, dit is gewoon wat harde taal, die express gelekt is om. Denk niet dat Bush, zelfs met dit Congress, de toestemming krijgt om een nieuw land binnen te vallen. Er zullen hooguit wat raids zijn.
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