Hezbollah Leader Vows to Fight on Behalf of Syrian Regime

[Ibn_Sadique]

Re: Hezbollah Leader Vows to Fight on Behalf of Syrian Regime

@Ibn_Sadique

Shia politicians likes of** Ayad Allawis, Ahmed Chalabis, ** Sayyid Abdul Aziz al-Hakim (Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir al-Hakim’s brother) were jostling with each other to offer their good services to the occupiers. You must understand the opportunists are always around.

Ahmed Chalabi

Chalabi is a controversial figure, especially in the United States, for many reasons. In the lead-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the Iraqi National Congress (INC), with the assistance of lobbying powerhouse BKSH & Associates,[6] provided a major portion of the information on which U.S. Intelligence based its condemnation of the Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, including reports of weapons of mass destruction and alleged ties to al-Qaeda. Most, if not all, of this information has turned out to be false and Chalabi a fabricator.[7] That, combined with the fact that Chalabi subsequently boasted, in an interview with the British Sunday Telegraph, about the impact that their alleged falsifications had on American policy, led to a falling out between him and the U.S. government. Furthermore, Chalabi has been found guilty of the Petra banking scandal in Jordan (see below). In January 2012, a French intelligence official stated that they believe Chalabi is an Iranian agent.[8]

Initially, Chalabi enjoyed close political and business relationships with some members of the U.S. government, including some prominent neoconservatives within the Pentagon. Chalabi is said to have had political contacts within the Project for the New American Century, most notably with Paul Wolfowitz, a student of nuclear strategist Albert Wohlstetter, and Richard Perle. He also enjoyed considerable support among politicians and political pundits in the United States, most notably Jim Hoagland of The Washington Post, who held him up as a notable force for democracy in Iraq.[9] He was a special guest of First Lady Laura Bush at the 2004 State of the Union Address.[10]

Ahmed Chalabi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I hope you know who Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Perle are - hardcore zionists!!!

Ayyad Allawi

After Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990, Mr Allawi co-founded the Iraqi National Accord (INA), which became known for attracting disillusioned former Baathists, and for its close links with** Western intelligence agencies.
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With the backing of MI6 and the CIA, the group supported the idea of fostering a coup from within the Iraqi army to overthrow Saddam. But its attempts ended disastrously, most notably in 1996.

His tenure was marked by allegations of widespread corruption, collaboration with the US, and a hardline stance on security - the last attribute led some Iraqis to nickname him "Saddam without a moustache".

BBC News - Profile: Iyad Allawi

@Pathan_Bhai

In Syria.situation what is worrying is that the there are “muftis” out there right now calling for mass rapes, murder, and mayhem on sectarian bases in Syria.

Please provide the name of one such Mufti who is calling for mass rapes and murder.

I am giving name of one Shia scholar is extolling shias world around to join the fight in Syria – obviously against Sunnis.

Word of Abu Fadl al-Abbas has spread to Baghdad and elsewhere in the Shia diaspora. Many of its volunteers hail from Iraq’s Shia heartland, where the group started some time last year with a fatwa delivered in Najaf by the renowned cleric Abu al-Qasim al-Ta’ai, who gave religious authority to the Shia going to fight in Syria.

Syrian war widens Sunni-Shia schism as foreign jihadis join fight for shrines | World news | guardian.co.uk

Sunnis scholars can do the same - Match on - Israelis will enjoy watching this - shame

@Pathan_Bhai

Ok, I will have you visit the timeline of all the attacks and kidnappings of American and British soldiers in Iraq right from the beginning and inform me on how many were Shia militias and how many were done by others? Sunni militias were normally busy blowing up Iraqis in market or even Sunni tribal leaders who did not endorse to their mad policies of violence and Wahabi Shariah.

Please don’t credit for what Shias never did. Shias were busy busy ransacking Sunnis homes and ethnic cleansing the areas.

Blowing up Iraqis in markets? You are indeed naïve - do you know “how to divide and rule”

BBC NEWS | UK | Basra drama - how events unfolded

British Special Forces Caught In IRAQ posing as Arabs - YouTube

British Uncover Operation in Basra: Agents Provocateurs? | Global Research

And in yet another report from Syrian TV we read

[Al-Munajjid] In fact, Nidal, this incident gave answers to questions and suspicions that were lacking evidence about the participation of the occupation in some armed operations in Iraq. Many analysts and observers here had suspicions that the occupation was involved in some armed operations against civilians and places of worship and in the killing of scientists. But those were only suspicions that lacked proof.

The proof came today through the arrest of the two British soldiers while they were planting explosives in one of the Basra streets. This proves, according to observers, that the occupation is not far from many operations that seek to sow sedition and maintain disorder, as this would give the occupation the justification to stay in Iraq for a longer period.

When viewed in the context of all the stories that have been circulating about the mythical ‘al-Zarqawi’ and the alleged role of al-Queda, the events in Basra are the first real evidence that we have of the role of occupation forces in destabilizing Iraq through the use of agents provocateurs masquerading as ‘insurgents’.

And, as I have long alleged here, it is now almost certain that ‘al-Zarqawi’ is probably long dead. An AFP story tells us
[The] Imam of Baghdad’s al-Kazimeya mosque, Jawad al-Kalesi said, that “al-Zarqawi is dead but Washington continues to use him as a bogeyman to justify a prolonged military occupation…He’s simply an invention by the occupiers to divide the people.” Al-Kalesi added that al-Zarqawi was killed in the beginning of the war in the Kurdish north and that “His family in Jordan even held a ceremony after his death.”

You are indeed naïve - very naïve

Hassan Nasrallah has blundered big-time! From now on he will turn his guns East and North to fight the Sunnis - Hurrah Israel is safe!

Hezbollah has lost its Islamic credentials - It is a sectarian outfit - the mask has fallen and true face revealed!!!

Countdown for the end of Hezbollah has started - what a waste!