*** MILITARY SHOWDOWN AGAINST SYRIA AND THE TRIGGER FOR WWIII ***

Syrian president addresses nation Assad's televised speech comes as more protesters insist they will accept nothing less than downfall of regime that has held power for more than 40 years. UK's Hague: Assad must reform or go [link to www.ynetnews.com]

"Yea Verily!! Hearken to the word of the lord! Woe unto those who go against Israel in the coming times! For as is written, the lord will use Israel as a spear against the powers arrayed against it! After the final battle of Armageddon, the lord will then wipe out the vast majority of the Israelis for killing his kin, while all good christians watch while gleefully munching popcorn in their window seats on the Rapture ship. As it is written!"

Gotta hand it to you Israelis. Playing all those yahoo christians for all they're worth with a good story line like that. Bullets, bombs and buckolas in unlimited fashion from all the christians that hate your "chosen" guts, but are forced to support your conniving asses as you fuck up the world for your own phenomenally selfish and greedy purposes.

I wonder how your tour guides manage to keep the smirks from their faces as they lead these christian dupes around the holy land. What do they say in response to christians who talk about the end times? "Uhhh, sure, I guess you might be right about jesus and all of us being wiped out for being wrong. And we would really deserve it. I guess we'll all soon see, though, eh? But thank you for coming. Donations accepted here - but more importantly - call and write your congressman, and keep those military and civil aid dollars flowing."

Congratulations. Scam well done.

Its a well known fact that nukes were created to deliver a fast massive AGREED and short term fallout payload to reduce population, everything else you read in the newspapers will be bullshit.

Turkey warns Assad: You have less than a week to start implementing reforms Senior aide to Turkish President Gul says foreign intervention will begin unless Syrian president heeds calls for change. [link to www.haaretz.com]

The Syrian President’s pathetic speech

Syrian president Bashar al-Assad delivered a speech that does not rise to the Syrian people’s expectations and courage. He spoke of upcoming reforms and dialogue, pretending that he is still in control and is still loved by many Syrian citizens. The first wave of reactions inside Syria were of more anger and an unambiguous call for him to step down.

The Syrian people just want to topple the regime. As for reforms, they believe they can implement them after he’s gone. The only card left in Assad’s hands is Lebanon.

To read more: [link to www.nowlebanon.com]

Syrian protesters denouncing Assad speech take to streets in Damascus subburbs, coastal city of Latakia - activists, residents [link to www.breakingnews.com]

David is there a concern that Assad will attack Israel this week? I figure if he knows that an attack by Turkey may be coming that he may lash out at Israel with missiles or even get Hezbollah into the mix? You live there and I am wondering your thoughts on this senario?

Its a possibility, and your guess is good as mine... we live in a time that is ______, you think one thing that may happen while the opposite or something else happens.

As protesters take to streets in Syria after Assad speech Protesters in capital chant "No to dialogue with murderers"; demonstrations come after Assad says Syria being exploited by 'saboteurs, microbes' in 3rd address to nation since Syrian uprising began. [link to www.jpost.com]

Syrian Unrest Spills Blood in Lebanon

Lebanon is under Lebanese army guard after seven people were killed in clashes between pro and anti-Assad groups, hours after the prime minister visited.

The bloody confrontation pitted Alawites, who follow Syrian President Bashar Assad, against Sunni Muslims as intra-Muslim strife threatens to boil over into Lebanon, where Syria has increased power by proxy through the increasing dominance of the Shi’ite-based Hizbullah terrorist group.

A Hizbullah-pro-Syrian alliance has reduced the anti-Syrian parties to a minority, but the clashes in Tripoli forced Prime Minister Naïf Miqati to deploy the army in Tripoli. [link to www.israelnationalnews.com]

Syrians call Assad 'liar' following speech Protesters take to streets immediately after presidential address, chant, 'No to dialogue with murderers', while Barak predicts Assad will fall within six months [link to www.ynetnews.com]

Syrian Opposition Forms Revolutionary 'National Council' Syria's opposition forces have formed a revolutionary “National Council” to maintain their struggle against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. [link to www.israelnationalnews.com]

US hardens stance on Syria's Assad; EU prepares sanctions EU ministers say they're preparing to expand restrictive measures aimed at changing Syrian policy; US says "we want action, not words"; Barak predicts Assad's downfall in six months. [link to www.jpost.com]

U.S., Turkey slam Assad for failing to address Syrian people's demands Assad says in a speech responding to three months of protests against his rule, that a national dialogue would begin soon, promising parliamentary elections.

Turkish choppers over Syria. NATO boosts Izmir base. War fever in and around Syria after Syrian President Bashar Assad's speech Monday, June 20, sparked riots by disappointed protesters in Damascus and Latakia. Our military sources checked reports from Cypriot aviation sources that Syria had closed its airspace to civilian traffic and found its skies were still open. [link to www.debka.com]

It's all in the play book, next on the list is Sudan. Iran will be a tough one, but our NWO puppets are pretty good at starting these uprisings.

N.Korea and Syria before Iran...

"Let the chips fall where they may."

Experts say Syrian president is 'delusional, helpless' Little has changed in Assad’s methods, int'l pressure and a growing body count aren’t persuading a man fighting for his life. [link to www.jpost.com]

Syria forces sweep Aleppo as Assad promises reform Assad promises reform; Alliance between Assad and Sunni merchants holds; Twelve arrested in village between Aleppo and Turkey. [link to www.jpost.com]

Israel and Turkey holding secret direct talks to mend diplomatic rift The U.S. administration has also held talks with senior Turkish officials, mainly to foil the flotilla to Gaza due later this month. [link to www.haaretz.com]

The next great war is about to begin in Korea.

That's how WW111 will start. Believe me.

Developments there are much more disturbing at the moment.

For example
[link to www.chinapost.com.tw]

Obama speaks with Turkey's Erdogan on Syria: White House "The leaders agreed that the Syrian government must end the use of violence now and promptly enact meaningful reforms that respect the democratic aspirations of the Syrian people," [link to news.yahoo.com]

Assad issues general amnesty as thousands in Syria attend pro-regime rally A day after Syrian president gives speech promising vague reforms, thousands of protesters take to the streets to counter pro-government rally, which they claim army forces in civilian clothes were ordered to attend. [link to www.haaretz.com]

Syria forces kill three in clashes after pro-Assad rallies Activists say Syrian security forces intervened on the side of Assad supporters, as they clashed with protesters demanding his removal. [link to www.haaretz.com]

Lebanon’s opposition feeling threatened Assad has made clear that if unrest begins between Syria’s Sunnis and its Alawite minority, Lebanon will suffer instability as well. [link to www.jpost.com]

Contrary to reporting from Washington, Ankara and Damascus of up to 10,000 Syrian refugees who crossed into Turkey for shelter and a few thousand who took to the hills inside Syria, DEBKAfile's military sources report that the real figure is nearer 250,000. [link to www.debka.com]

Turkey began ferrying food, clean water and medical supplies to the starving and traumatized people hiding in the hills of northern Syria - many of whom had lost family members and all their belongings and property, their homes, businesses and crops destroyed and confiscated in such towns as Jisr al-Shugour. Turkish helicopters dropped supplies to people hiding in inaccessible places.

Ankara was not deterred from this effort by Damascus' warning that aid to the refugees and displaced persons on Syrian soil would be deemed foreign military action and draw an appropriate response. On carrier of this warning was Assad's special emissary to Ankara Gen. Hassan Turkmeni. [link to www.debka.com]

Assad is quite barefacedly showing he is not scared of a showdown with Washington or Ankara. He estimates that in the final reckoning, neither will venture military action against his regime and army. Even the US president strong condemnation of the regime's "outrageous" use of violence against the protesters saying it must "end now" told the Syrian ruler he still has time to play with; Obama still held back from naming Bashar Assad as responsible for the violence or calling on him to step down. [link to www.debka.com]