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The “Hojjatieh” is widely unknown to most people in the West.
Understanding this new Iranian leadership means understanding how Hojjatieh have reformed from their former position regarding an Islamic government in Iran. This is best captured by Ahmadi-Nejad’s spiritual mentor Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi who said, “It doesn’t matter what the people think. The people are ignorant sheep”
Attack the US and the UK with massive waves of suicide bombers. These attacks will be followed by massive use of Iranian missile borne WMD.
Recruitment to fill the ranks of these suicide bomber brigades began in 2004. The basis is a continuation and modification of the suicide missions launched by thousands of Iranian teenagers across the minefields of the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980’s. However, these suicide brigades will not be stepping on mines this time around in a war with western enemies, but carrying explosives strapped to their bodies as they attack CONUS and elsewhere.
It has been widely published that Hassan Abbasi is on record as saying: “There are 29 sensitive sites in the US and the West
These attacks will come against the US and the UK. In fact, they will target the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Israel because as Abbasi has said these nations “are all the children of the same mother” meaning the United Kingdom.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Syrian forces opened fire across two tense borders Monday, killing a TV journalist in Lebanon and wounding at least six in a refugee camp in Turkey on the eve of a cease-fire deadline that seems all but certain to fail.
Kurds in Syria also asked Turkish government to treat them like their Northern Iraqi cousins .
Northern Iraqi Kurds would prefer a confederation with Turks .
eKurd
The PKK has several times proposed peaceful solutions regarding Kurdish problem, Turkey has always refused saying that it will not negotiate with “terrorists”.
They already did, at Jarabulus around two weeks ago.
Turks would not invade Syria to attack Kurds of Syria
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
reply to post by GAOTU789
Constantinople is the correct name of the city, and I refuse to call it a name whom some politician ascribed to it. Also It is a greater city than the capitol.
Originally posted by IsraeliGuy
Egrodan is a US-UK-Israel sympathizer
ha ha
No.
Is this Gog and Magog?
I would again say, No.
But do not be afraid, all this was supposed to happen. Lift your heads for our redemption is near.
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
Turkey is another US poodle. The Turkish people do not approve of Egrodans actions but since Egrodan is a US-UK-Israel sympathizer he will go along with the criminals. Since when has our government or any of these governments ever done anything that the people want? Egrodan is making a major mistake and the city of Constantinople will be conquered.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by 23432
Kurds in Syria also asked Turkish government to treat them like their Northern Iraqi cousins .
And then what happened?
We can't tell from that if it was reciprocal.
Northern Iraqi Kurds would prefer a confederation with Turks .
Here is what I am reading:eKurd
The PKK has several times proposed peaceful solutions regarding Kurdish problem, Turkey has always refused saying that it will not negotiate with “terrorists”.They already did, at Jarabulus around two weeks ago.
Turks would not invade Syria to attack Kurds of Syria
www.abovetopsecret.com...edit on 22-8-2012 by jmdewey60 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by neo96
The “Hojjatieh” is widely unknown to most people in the West.
Well , Ankara is waiting for the fog to get thicker in the valley of death . When the conditions are right , Syrian Kurds would get their answer .
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by 23432
Well , Ankara is waiting for the fog to get thicker in the valley of death . When the conditions are right , Syrian Kurds would get their answer .
Rhetoric like this makes me believe you have some sort of bias, and are not being totally objective.
I don't think I am portraying Kurds as being stupid or something.
The articles I read makes it look like the Turkish government are ethnic bigots who are the oposite of being diversity-friendly and I find reminiscent of the treatment of the Irish by the English before their independence.
My point was that I believe that Turkey would welcome an NATO mandate to cross the border in force, to do some payback, if you will, for atrocities that they may feel they have been the victims of for decades at the hands of who they label terrorist, who seem to enjoy a favorable treatment by the hand of the Syrian government.edit on 23-8-2012 by jmdewey60 because: (no reason given)