Révélations ex-cadre d'Al-Qaïda sur les conflits

2013 réunion EIL & John Mc Cain Photographie parue le 31 mai 2013 comme illustration d’un article de Travis Thornton et publié sur United Liberty. On peut y voir outre des chefs militaires et politiques de la rébellion syrienne, le Sénateur américain John McCain (à droite) fixer du regard un homme habillé en noir (à gauche) Ce dernier, barbe taillée et main droite sur le genou n’est autre que celui qui deviendra le fameux Abou Bakr Al-Baghdadi, Calife autoproclamé de l’Etat Islamique après la chute de Mossoul. Intervention humanitaire américano-britannique au Nord de l’Irak pour sauver des minorités? Du déjà vu réchauffé qui n’étonne plus grand monde refletant plus le déclin total de l’imagination stratégique occidentale que l’effet d’annonce à des fins de propagande politique. Revenons aux fondamentaux. Or qui a planifié la destruction des Chrétiens d’Orient? Il a fallu un outil commode. Like this: J'aime chargement… Sur le même thème Conflit au Moyen-Orient: l'art de la guerre, version US Dans "Actualités"

Guerre privatisée d’Afghanistan par Jérôme Larché Muslim Brotherhood Says Qatar Ousted Its Members - NYTimes.com BAGHDAD — An Egyptian leader of the Muslim Brotherhood said Saturday that several of the group’s prominent members had been asked to leave Qatar, in an apparent concession to a campaign by other Persian Gulf monarchies to pressure Qatar away from its support for the group. “Some symbols of the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing — the Freedom and Justice Party — who were asked by authorities to move their residence outside the state of Qatar have now honored that request,” the Egyptian, Amr Darrag, a senior Brotherhood leader, said in a statement posted on the group’s website. A Qatari diplomat contradicted Mr. “Maybe for some of them, they saw from the media that the country is being pressed and they left of their own free will because they did not want to put the country in an embarrassing situation,” the diplomat said. Qatar’s Pan-Arab news network, Al Jazeera, remains sympathetic to the Brotherhood across the region. In his statement, Mr.

1953 - NDAA National Defense Authorization Act Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Le National Defense Authorization Act est le nom générique d'une série de lois du gouvernement fédéral américain, chacune ayant cours pendant une année fiscale, qui sert à établir le budget et les dépenses du Département de la Défense des États-Unis[1]. Ces lois peuvent viser d'autres aspects de la défense des États-Unis. La première loi a été mise en vigueur en 1953. La section 1 021 de la loi 2012 a été invalidée par une juge pour inconstitutionnalité[2]. Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code] (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « National Defense Authorization Act » (voir la liste des auteurs) Liens externes[modifier | modifier le code]

The Spirit of Afghanistan “A landscape might be denuded, a human settlement abandoned or lost,but always, just beneath the ground lies history of preposterous grandeur. . .They are everywhere, these individuals of undaunted humankind,irrepressibly optimistic and proud.– The Carpet Wars, Christopher Kremmer Kabul Bamiyan “I have the impression that (Afghan) children are much more excited about going to school than children in other countries are. They think of it as a special privilege.Going to school, being with other children, getting books and pencils – all of that is like a dream for them.” – Dr. Cheryl Benard, Veiled Courage Kabul Bamiyan Herat Near the Afghan/Pakistan border Near the Afghan/Pakistan border If literacy rates were measured by a nation’s proverbs and poetry, Afghanistan would be one of the most literate countries on earth. Jabal os Saraj Lake at Band i Amir In Afghanistan, the tradition of poetry writing and recitation dates back a thousand years. Pul i Khumri Maimana Jalalabad Kandahar Chindawal, Kabul

Did Senator McCain Violate NDAA by Hanging ? In case you missed it, Senator John McCain took the opportunity this Memorial Day to cross the Turkey-Syria border and hang out with Syrian rebels. These are the same rebels with ties to Al Qaeda. These are the same rebels cutting out and eating the hearts of dead soldiers. And he calls us wacko-birds. The consequences of Senator McCain’s calls to intervene in Syria and meddle further in a civil war could be quite grave, as Russia is sending anti-aircraft missiles to the Syrian regime. There are further reports that most of our aid to the region is going to “hard-line Islamic jihadists.” For more on the consequences of meddling in other countries’ civil wars in general, see my post here at United Liberty. Violating NDAA Interestingly enough, this is the same Senator McCain who championed NDAA 2012, which gives our government the right to indefinitely detain Americans for doing exactly what he did: supporting elements aligned with al-Qaeda. Paul went on:

Faces “A landscape might be denuded, a human settlement abandoned or lost, but always, just beneath the ground lies history of preposterous grandeur. . .They are everywhere, these individuals of undaunted humankind, irrepressibly optimistic and proud.”– The Carpet Wars, Christopher Kremmer Kabul Herat Panjshir Valley Yet even at their most turbulent, the Afghans have tended to impress travellers with their dignity and hospitality as much as their fierce independence.– William Dalrymple, author of Return of a King: The Battle for Afghanistan 1839–42 Charikar Bamiyan God must have loved Afghans because he made them so beautiful.– Unknown Peshawar, Pakistan Afghan refugee Kunduz Pul-e-Khumri In Afghanistan, you don’t understand yourself solely as an individual. Kandahar Ghazni Bamiyan The prison guard had been reluctant to open it;behind it was just an old man in solitary confinement, he had said. Beetles & Huxley Gallery Afghanistan London, UK 12 May through 7 June 2014 Like this: Like Loading...

Faux putsch fausse guerre Depuis le début de l’intervention française au Mali, tous les journaux en parlent à longueur de colonnes. Pour dire quoi ? Rien ou presque. On nous relate des prises de localités desquelles l’ennemi s’est enfui, des bombardements dans le désert vide lui aussi. Ici, tout est différent ; le contexte, les objectifs, les moyens, et surtout l’ennemi. La logique est ailleurs et se résume en quelques mots : il faut intervenir au Mali, coûte que coûte. Regardons les évènements, du plus récent aux plus anciens. Nous voilà donc dans l’urgence qui exige une réponse rapide. Devant cette faiblesse militaire et le désarroi d’un pays ami, la France ne pouvait se dérober à son devoir. A Bamako, tout est en place. On nous dit également que les Touareg étaient opprimés par le pouvoir central. Ainsi, tout se tient et devient clair. Avic WordPress: J'aime chargement…