Syria calls emergency meeting of Arab League

Thanks for posting this! .

Interesting and as yet unfulfilled.

A military move against Syria could also imply intent to attack Iran, just when the Western states want to dispel the fears that the Iranians, Russians and Chinese have of such an attack.


The Arab League's decision to suspend Syria's membership, impose economic sanctions and discuss transition-period arrangements with the opposition, could pave the way to a military offensive on Syria, similar to the one on Libya.

However, it's doubtful whether Western states - who have so far used the lack of Arab support for intervention to justify their inaction - will take advantage of this. That's because, unlike the attack on Libya, an offensive against Syria could have dramatic regional repercussions.

Iran could decide to open its own front and Hezbollah - as leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah threatened last week - could launch an attack on Israel. A military move against Syria could also imply intent to attack Iran, just when the Western states want to dispel the fears that the Iranians, Russians and Chinese have of such an attack.

[link to www.haaretz.com]

Your welcome.

This will probably take center stage this week in terms of world news.

BreakingNews: Turkey calls on international community to stop Syrian bloodshed: ministry

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Thanks for pin Mods!

Turkey summons Syrian envoy over attacks on diplomatic mission: ministry

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so it begins...

Perhaps more significant than Syria's suspension is Arab League invitation to Opposition to meet & "agree" transition to post Assad future.

[link to twitter.com]

Absolutely and then Iran will be up to bat.

Bingo.

:supermuz:

I have to post this neglected and overlooked thread.

Thread: UK urges Arab League response to Syrian peace plan failure

More leading from behind the scenes.

Tens of thousands of pro-regime demonstrators gathered in a Damascus square Sunday to protest the Arab League's vote to suspend Syria over its bloody crackdown on the country's eight-month-old uprising.

The protests came after a night of demonstrator assaults on the diplomatic offices of countries critical of the Syrian regime, including break-ins at the Saudi and Qatari embassies and attacks at Turkish representations across the country.

Saturday's Arab League decision was a sharp rebuke to a regime that prides itself as a bastion of Arab nationalism, but it was unlikely to immediately end a wave of violence that the U.N. estimates has killed more than 3,500 people since mid-March.

The protests and embassy attacks are likely to stoke further anger in Arab states against the regime in Damascus. Arab disapproval in itself may not seriously damage President Bashar Assad's hold on power, but if Syria antagonizes Gulf states much further, it risks having them build up the Syrian opposition into a unified body which can win international recognition as happened during Libya's civil war earlier this year.

[link to www.npr.org]

Assembling the Nations who will fight against the Allies in WWIII.

The Allies vs The Axis

These nations know what is coming and are huddling together. In numbers they stand a chance. Alone, they would die quickly by the US/Israel Military Machine.

If you saw 150+ tanks/motorized vehicles explode simultaneously, you would understand the US Military Machine.

Time on Target by computer control.

Turkey demands compensation from Syria for embassy damage, issues travel warning, & announces support for Arab League suspension of Syria.

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Syria has slammed the decision of the Arab League to suspend Syria, calling it a violation of the Arab League's charter.


Press TV has conducted an interview with George Jabour, Advisor to Syria's former President, to share his opinion on this issue.

[link to www.presstv.ir]

This is it folks, it's spreading


Syria
Bahrain
now Kuwait

The whole ME is on track.

Assad is Shia and the bulk of believers in Syria are Sunni as are the ruling family of Saudi Arabia, Sunni.

Good info. Thx. Watching waiting.
I agree, THIS is important.
This is where it starts.

aka CIA controlled opposition

Turkey's Foreign Minister to meet Syrian opposition leaders tonight; warns citizens against travel to Syria


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