I doubt the Muslim Brotherhood is a western puppet. You only have to observe the recent developments in Egypt to know this. You're way off the mark with this one.

Are you aware of the sectarian tensions within Syria?

The West "inflaming sectarian tensions" in Syria

Of course, many would automatically make that baseless accusation founded upon popular prejudice, while completely ignoring Russian and Iranian influence in this civil war.

Yes many countries have an interest in Syria...only this time Russia and China have decided to flex their muscles. They let Iraq and Libya go but enough is enough.

None of the countries have The Syrians best interest at heart

Syria's top diplomat in London defects over 'violent and oppressive' regime

Ruth Pollard in Antakya, Turkey

Syria's most senior diplomat in Britian has announced his defection, saying he can no longer represent a regime that has “committed such violent and oppressive acts against its own people”.

Khaled al-Ayoubi's move, confirmed by Britian's Foreign Office, is the latest in a series of high-profile defections from Bashar al-Assad's crumbling regime, with rumours of more senior defections gaining traction overnight.

“Mr al-Ayoubi has told us that he is … unable to continue in his position,” a Foreign Office spokesperson said.

“His departure is another blow to the Assad regime. It illustrates the revulsion and despair the regime's actions are provoking amongst Syrians from all walks of life, inside the country and abroad.”

Mr al-Ayoubi was the chargé d'affaires at Syria's embassy in London, the most senior position after the ambassador left last year and three other officials were expelled in May following the massacre in Houla, north of Homs, that killed at least 108 civilians.

He is the fourth high-ranking envoy to defect, following the departure of charge d'affaires in Cyprus and her husband, who was a diplomat in the United Arab Emirates, as well as Syria's ambassador to Iraq.

The UK urged other senior government and diplomatic figures to follow Mr al-Ayoubi's example and “disassociate themselves from the crimes being committed against the Syrian people and to support a peaceful and free future for Syria”.

There were also reports that the police chief from the Assad stronghold of Latakia on the Mediterranean coast, along with up to a dozen of his officers, had defected and crossed the border into Turkey.

The defections came amid fierce fighting in the northern city of Aleppo and in other major centres across Syria, as the Assad regime signalled it was determined to crush the 17-month long uprising and the rebels of the Free Syrian Army battles to maintain control of the neighbourhoods they fought so hard to win.

Syrian State TV claimed that government forces had regained control of the Aleppo neighbourhood of Salaheddine, although rebel soldiers disputed their assertion.

Caught in the middle are thousands of civilians who are fleeing for their lives to safety in neighbouring Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq, leaving behind cities and towns without water, food or electricity and, they say, the constant, indiscriminate shelling by government troops..

The United Nations estimates 200,000 have left Aleppo alone over the last few days, many of them heading to the Turkish border, just 50 kilometres away.

Tens of thousands of Syrians have already sought refuge in Turkey, and there were reports overnight from the state-run Anadolu agency that Turkey had deployed more troops, tanks and missile launchers to fortify its border, while still allowing refugees to enter.

And in New York, the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon confirmed the convoy carrying the head of the UN observer mission in Syria, Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye, was attacked by government forces over the weekend.

“Fortunately there were no injuries,” he said, noting more than dozen of the UN's armoured vehicles had been attacked and destroyed completely.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/syrias-top-diplomat-in-london-defects-over-violent-and-oppressive-regime-20120731-23b8k.html

Strange that he hasn't defected to the other side though?

Khaled al-Ayoubi that is

Okay well, lets see.... mmm

Sectarianism, according to one definition, is bigotry, discrimination or hatred arising from attaching importance to perceived differences between subdivisions within a group, such as between different denominations of a religion, class, regional or factions of a political movement...

blah blah blah blah...

The Illuminati, by design and instruction, are the group who basically created religions thousands of years ago, hence are responsible for all "sectarianism tensions" and they set it up that way by design and on purpose.

War is big business, chaos and confusion is created purposely by the powers that be via black ops, fake "terrorists" etc.

This M.O. is repeated over and over and over. If you don't see it then you aren't paying attention.

So, why would these "sectarianism tensions" suddenly be any different now than they have always have been in the past - and why suddenly does America and Israel care about them. Why the desire (and goal) of Israel and America to replace the current regime now?

Corporate Globalization.

I doubt the "Muslim brotherhood" is a western puppet either but I doubt if they have plans to install the Muslim brotherhood into power there. They want some other dictator who will cooperate with the Corporate structure.

The only other goal they have in mind is starting world war III.

Take your pick.

Answer this question:

So, why would these "sectarianism tensions" suddenly be any different now than they have always have been in the past - and why suddenly does America and Israel care about them. Why the desire (and goal) of Israel and America to replace the current regime now?

1) Have you heard of the 'Arab Spring'. This is a wave of uprising spreading throughout the Muslim World, which some say sparked by the Tunisian rebellion a few years ago.

2) I think Russia, China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey & Qatar care more about this situation than the US. Note: the CIA were in Turkey monitoring the flow of arms to the rebels for they feared AL-Qaeda or Hezbollah might be the recipients. Israel fears an unrestrained Hezbollah because Assad made attempts to keep them in check (remember, Assad feared Hezbollah as well).

3) I think it's a figment of someone's imagination that the US & Israel are pushing for regime change.

4) If (or when) Assad falls, you can bet the Muslim brotherhood emerge in a powerful position, or the nation will plunge into the internecine strife that has plagued the region.

I hope that explains things for you.

Not really if you think about it. If Assad restores his hegemony and al-Ayoubi is captured, he is a dead man. It is much safer to defect in London.

The CIA and Turkey have been monkeying around with the middle east for more than a decade to include Iraq. (Well maybe even 20 or 30 years) The CIA in Turkey "monitoring?" More like running the entire operation.

And its not a "figment of anyone's imagination" that the Israel and the U.S.A. corporate machines are pushing for regime change. It is their (the cabal's) classic method of operation.

As I have said, the Global Cabal are very predictable. They wish they had some imagination.

If they can't have regime change to their liking, they will be happy with world war III.

Besides, they were over there in Syria (spying etc.) before the trouble even started, and they were announcing to the world that they were not sending any troops over there when I know of soldiers who were being sent there on covert missions.

Well, I tend to treat this Global Cabal/Illuminti business as x amount of Dan Brown BS and I give it no credence. You say you know this and that, but you never prove anything, so for me, it's just idle hearsay and as such, invalid in a serious discussion.

Have you heard of The Taking out of Seven Countries in Five Years by The Pentagon.


That was in 2007 BTW.

Just a thought as you mentioned "

1) Have you heard of the 'Arab Spring'. This is a wave of uprising spreading throughout the Muslim World.

That Arab Spring has its source in Washington

As Jeannie has said on numerous occasions on numerous threads..


The Cabal have no imagination just a tried and tested formula.

The British perfected it

The Cabal continued with the SAME MO

Well, whatever you want to call them is fine with me. If you deny they exist I could give you their names, and a long long list of what they have done

Oh that's right. You don't accept any information unless the official Cabal masters rubber stamp it.

And speaking of "proof" you never presented proof that 16 highjackers boarded planes and flew them into the World Trade Center.

When questioned deeply the FBI admitted that the story about finding a passport of one of them in the WTC rubble was "just a rumor."

All of their alleged "evidence" is classified because they claim that the investigation is "on going."

Unbelievable

There is no historical proof for any of these theories, only the patching together of unrelated events by novelists.



You never presented 'proof' they didn't, just hearsay.



Again, you present no proof, but hearsay.

Well, again, more internet hearsay.

Get the discussion back to the topic.

Thank you,

Kim

Thank you.