France to Fund/Arm Al Qaeda in Syria

France to Fund/Arm Al Qaeda in Syria

Meanwhile, US-backed terror rips across Iraq, as Saudi-Qatari coddled Iraqi vice president is sentenced to death.

Tony Cartalucci, Contributor
Activist Post

The French government has ignored the will of voters who ousted
warmonger Nicolas Sarkozy in recent elections, and is continuing its
unpopular military adventurism abroad, as well as its support for
militant terrorism across the Arab World.

France has announced that it will be funding and arming terrorists
operating along Syria's borders, offering them heavy weapons, just as
they did in Libya last year. In fact, the US-British and UN-listed
terrorists assisted into power in Libya, are now leading death squads currently ravaging Syria - disingenuously portrayed as "indigenous" "freedom fighters" by the Western press.




Image:
Hollande (right) after paying lip service to French voters, set out
almost immediately to betray campaign promises to end foreign military
adventurism, and is in fact picking up right where ousted Nicolas
Sarkozy left off, leading the West's destabilization and destruction of
Syria through funding the very Libyan terrorists his predecessor
assisted into power in Tripoli.

The Hindu, in their article, "France to fund opposition in Syria," reported:
<blockquote class="tr_bq">Reuters quoted a 'diplomatic source' as saying
France had started supporting parts of Syria that are apparently being
controlled by the armed opposition. More alarmingly, the report pointed
out that Paris was considering supplying heavy artillery to
anti-government fighters — a move that would harden the possibility of a
full-blown civil war in the country.</blockquote>

International condemnation led by Russia, China, and Iran have
pointed out that the so-called "armed opposition" constitutes sectarian
extremists, many of which have direct ties to Al Qaeda, many of which
are also not even Syrian, betraying the West's unraveling narrative.
France's recent announcement is particularly unconscionable, considering
that Syria's so-called "opposition" has recently announced their
intentions to begin targeting civilian infrastructure, a blatant war crime.

Evidence stretching back as far as 2007 has exposed a Western
conspiracy, years in the making, intent on using sectarian extremists
under the guise of "pro-democracy" "regime change' to violently
overthrow the government of Syria and undermine Iran's influence
throughout the Middle East.

A report published in 2007 by the New Yorker titled "The Redirection" (full article here),
cited US, Saudi, and Lebanese officials who admitted that military and
financial aid was already flowing to militant groups affiliated with
both Al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood with the aim of destabilizing
Syria and Iran. Former intelligence agents were also cited, warning that
the plan, then being implemented under the Bush administration, would
lead to a catastrophic sectarian bloodbath - the very sectarian
bloodbath now unfolding in Syria today.

France, along with the UK, US, the autocratic Saudi and Qatari regimes,
as well as NATO (specifically Turkey) have meticulously planned and
created the very violence they now seek to use as justification for
further military intervention. In reality, they are employing the very
terrorist forces against Syria they have used as an impetus to send
their own soldiers to their needless deaths in both Iraq and Afghanistan
for over a decade as part of the "War on Terror."

Meanwhile, in Iraq, violence tore across the nation
as former-vice president Tariq al-Hashemi was sentenced to death for
his role in using death squads against his political rivals. While the
Western press attempts to frame the power struggle within Iraq as one of
an isolated sectarian nature, in reality, al-Hashemi, who is being
coddled by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey,
represents extremist elements backed by Saudi Arabia, the United
States, and Israel, while Iraq's current government is attempting to
cultivate closer ties with Iran.



Image:
Vice president of Iraq, or viceroy of US-Saudi-Israeli interests? With
ex-Vice President Hashemi now hiding abroad and being handed down a
death sentence, Iraq has seemingly taken a decisive stance against
Hashemi and his foreign backers. The West is now using the threat of
igniting sectarian violence once again across Iraq as leverage against
the current Iraqi government.

The terror wave crossing Iraq is being carried out by fighters who are
currently operating on both sides of the Syrian-Iraqi border, indicating
that Iraq, as well as Syria and Iran are being targeted by
US-Saudi-Israeli backed militants. The violence is connected, and part
of a greater strategy to reorder the Middle East against Iran, and
ultimately against Russia, China, and all other potential threats to Wall Street and London's global hegemony.


Source:-
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/09/france-to-fundarm-al-qaeda-in-syria.html