MOSSAD IN SYRIA, USA, INDIA, SWITZERLAND...

MOSSAD boss Tamir Pardo.

Mossad would appear to be very powerful in many countries.

1. Mossad is active in Syria.

Mossad, Blackwater, CIA Led Operations in Homs

For the current attack on Syria, "a coordination office was established in Qatar under American-Gulf sponsorship.

"The office includes American, French, and Gulf - specifically from Qatar and Saudi Arabia - intelligence agents, as well as CIA, Mossad, and Blackwater agents and members of the Syrian Transitional Council.

"Qatar has also made deals with Israeli and American companies to arm the armed groups, and Gulf countries have been financing the agreements."

Around 700 Arab and Western gunmen surrendered in Baba Amro, in Syria, "well-informed sources told Al-Manar website."

"The captured gunmen held Arab nationalities, including Gulf, Iraqi, and Lebanese… among them were also Qatari intelligence agents and non-Arab fighters from Afghanistan, Turkey, and some European countries like France...

"Advanced Israeli, European, and American arms that have not yet been tested in the countries of manufacture, in addition to Israeli grenades, night binoculars, and communication systems were confiscated by the security forces."


2. Apparently, Mossad gives its orders to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which then gives its orders to the American government.

According an FBI report, in 1949, Mossad founder Reuven Shiloah gave orders to AIPAC founder Isaiah L. Kenen.

At that time Kenen directed the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affair's Israel Office of Information (IOI) in New York.

The Israeli Office of Information in New York received material from Israel for placement into US publications such as Reader's Digest and Cosmopolitan.

IOI founder Kenen became a member of the Communist Party in 1937, and presumably was good friends with Soviet Russia, which shared secrets with Israel.

http://www.sacbee.com/2012/02/28/4297117/mossad-chief-set-aipac-founders.html#storylink=cpy / http://www.IRmep.org/ila/kenen /The Mossad Has Long Given Marching Orders to AIPAC


3. In February 2012, Mossad chief Tamir Pardo was in Delhi, reportedly to give instructions to Sanjeev Tripathi, the boss of RAW, India's secret service.

There may soon be more Israeli-style false flag operations, aimed at hurting Pakistan and Iran.

On 13 February 2012, there was a bomb explosion in Delhi, just a few days after the MOSSAD chief's visit.

There have been increased 'terrorist attacks' in Balochistan and in the FATA region of Pakistan.

Mossad Chief Visits India to Plot New Strategy

4. Switzerland has links with Mossad.

Meir Dagan, the former boss of Mossad, is a senior adviser at Arcanum, a Swiss firm which works with energy, defence and aerospace industries worldwide.

Ex-Mossad Chief, "Now A Zurich-Based Consultant”


5. Mossad is close friends with Azerbaijan

Iranian intelligence officials have identified the Mossad spy in Azerbaijan who has been involved in assassinating Iran’s nuclear scientists, Press TV reports.

The Mossad spy, identified as Ja'far Khoshzaban, alias Javidan, 'has been working under the auspices of Azeri security forces'.

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ISRAEL - GOOD AND BAD NEWS

Arab citizens of Israel are growing fast in number.

On 21 January 2012, The Economist reports that the promised land needs people:

After the Soviet Union collapsed, one million Russian Jews emigrated to Israel, bringing their money with them.

In 2020, there were only 17,000 emigrants to Israel.


Ultra Orthodox by ybiberman

Today, the fastest-growing population groups in Israel are:

A. The Arabs

B. The ultra-orthodox Jews. (Haredi) a

66% of working-age ultra-orthodox men don't work.


The ultra-orthodox oppose Zionism

"The vast majority of ultra-Orthodox men in Israel do not work or serve in the army, choosing instead a pious and largely impoverished life of studying religious texts...

"With birthrates three times the national average, Israel’s ultra-Orthodox communities are mushrooming...

"Ultra-Orthodox Jews, known as haredim, now number about 700,000, or about 10% of Israel’s population..." (Men at work? t)


Ultra Orthodox by ybiberman. The ultra-othodox are growing fast in numbers.

In 1960, 15% of Israeli schoolkids attended Arab or ultra-orthodox schools.

Now it's about 50%.

By 2040, it will be 78%, according to the Taub Centre, an Israeli think-tank.

Azerbaijan

The Economist also reports on Israel and Azerbaijan: Odd but useful allies

Azerbaijan is a Moslem country.

Israel gets about 33% of its oil from Azerbaijan.

This comes via a pipeline through Moslem Turkey.


Azeri girl by LovelyDaisy2011

An Azeri company is being allowed to drill for oil in Israeli waters.

Azeri-Israeli trade has grown fast.

One of Azerbaijan's biggest mobile-phone providers is a joint venture with an Israeli company.

In 2011, Israelis and Azeris, in a joint venture, began to produce drones.

25% of the population of Iran are Azeris.

There are reports that Israel is helping train Azerbaijan's forces.

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aangirfan: It's not just Afghanistan; it's everywhere from Azerbaijan to ...

It's not just Afghanistan; it's everywhere from Azerbaijan to Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan by babasteve

Central Asia has oil and gas.

And heroin.

Journalist Simon Reeve said of his trip to the Stans, such as Uzbekistan:

"Most people I met longed for a return to the financial security of Communism...

Tajikistan kids by babasteve

"Unemployment is now rampant in Central Asia.

"Poverty, censorship and government repression are the norm." (BBC NEWS Meet the Stans)

Craig Murray, the British Ambassador to Uzbekistan from 2002 to 2004, has written about how ISLAM KARIMOV, President of Uzbekistan, boils people Alive.

It was the CIA that promoted Islamism in Central Asia, as a way of ending control by Russia. (CIA activities in Uzbekistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia )

The CIA now has an intelligence alliance with the Uzbek government of Islam Karimov,[1] .

The CIA has funded and trained a counterterrorism unit of the Uzbek military. (CIA activities in Uzbekistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia )

Who gets to control the oil, the gas and the pipelines?

Rick Rozoff, at Global Research, 10 July 2009, wrote Military Escalation: From Afghanistan To the Caspian Sea and Central Asia

Among the points made:

1. Countries involved in Afghanistan include Germany, Romania, formerly neutral Finland and Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and Macedonia.

2. Pentagon And NATO are fanning out from Afghanistan into Central Asia and the states of the Caspian Sea.

3. In June 2009, in Kazakhstan, the defence chiefs of 28 NATO countries and 22 partner countries held a meeting of its Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC).

Kazakhstan has the largest proven reserves of oil and natural gas in Central Asia.

NATO's partner countries in Central Asia are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan

Kazakhstan Presidential Palace by Em and Ernie

4. Top Pentagon officials have paid a number of visits to countries such as Azerbaijan, Georgia and Kazakhstan.

These US officials want from these countries:

A. military bases.

B. troop commitments

C. the right to move war materials through these countries.

5. The Pentagon has recently regained use of the Manas Airbase in Kyrgyzstan.

Kyrgyzstan by sjameron

6. The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative to Central Asia and the South Caucasus is Robert Simmons, an American.

Simmons has recruited a force of Georgian troops for NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan and has gathered additional Azerbaijani soldiers for the same purpose.


Who gets to control the oil and gas?

7. Turkmenistan now allows overflights by the USA. It also allows US troops on its territory. It has offered the US the use of the air base at Mary.

The USA wants Turkmenistan's oil and gas to go not to Russian pipelines but to the Western-controlled pipelines which deliberately bypass Russia, Armenia and Iran.

8. Turkmenistan has put up 32 Caspian oil and gas field units for international tenders. Bidders include US and European companies.

Turkmenistan people by minifastcar33

9. The USA supports the Nabucco pipeline.

A US spokesman said: "An inter-governmental agreement on the Nabucco project envisaging natural gas supplies from the basin of the Caspian Sea to Europe avoiding Russia will be signed in Ankara on July 13....

"Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Iran and Iraq are considered as among potential energy resources for Nabucco.

"The US stands against Iran's participation in Nabucco's realization but supports gas transportation to Europe from Iraq."

Azerbaijan by teuchterlad

10. The US and NATO are active in Azerbaijan.

The U.S. wants military cooperation with Azerbaijan in the field of land forces.

Azerbaijan has a lingering dispute with Armenia over Nagorno Karabakh.

Armenia is an ally of both Russia and Iran.

11. Reportedly, the USA and NATO want to bring Armenia over to their side.

'Colour Revolutions' were used by the USA and NATO to win over Georgia and the Ukraine.

Russia is being ringed in by NATO states and partners.

Nagorno-Karabakh (NKR) is currently a de facto independent republic. Azerbaijan wants it back.

12. If Azerbaijan goes to war against Nagorno Karabakh, countries that could be drawn into the conflict include Armenia, Russia, Iran, Turkey, and NATO states including Turkey and the United States.

The USA and NATO have been increasing cooperation with Azerbaijan.

13. Israel is deeply involved in the Caspian area.

On 28 June 2009, Israeli President Shimon Peres visited Azerbaijan, before going on to Kazakhstan.

According to an Armenian news site, "Israel rearms Azerbaijani army".

Israel supplied neighboring Georgia with drones for its war with Russia in August 2008.

14. On 1 July 2009, The Jerusalem Post reported: "Israel gains ground in Central Asia."

According to the Jerusalem post, "Israel played the central role in rebuilding and modernizing the Azeri military after its losses in Nagorno-Karabakh."

Russian analyst Andrei Areshev was quoted by an Armenian news source as saying "It's unclear whether Israel plays its own game or acts as an agent of another power wishing the destabilization of Russia and Iran."

15. In an Azerbaijani news report called "Israeli air force to join overseas exercises with eye on Iran," it was revealed that the Israeli Air Force "will take part later this year in a joint aerial exercise with a NATO-member state..."

16. It's a long war.

Back in 1978, the USA was training Moslem warriors in Afganistan.

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It is not yet clear who is winning. Alliances can shift.

On 13 July 2009, we learn a Nabucco Europe gas pipeline deal has been agreed BUT that the Turk PM wants Iranian and Russian gas in Nabucco

Turkey and four European Union countries, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Austria, have signed an agreement to construct the Nabucco natural gas pipeline to bring gas from the Caspian and the Middle East across Turkey and into Europe.

It has still to be agreed where the gas will come from.

Azerbaijan will be the main source of Nabucco's gas when the pipeline is opened, due by 2014.

However, two weeks ago, Azerbaijan agreed to sell some of its gas to Russia.

Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Egypt are possible suppliers to Nabucco in the longer term.

Russia is planning two of its own new gas pipelines to Europe.

Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on 13 July 2009 that Turkey wanted Iranian gas to be transported to Europe via the planned Nabucco pipeline "when conditions allow."

The USA opposes this.

The Nabucco Consortium has mentioned Russia as a source for gas.

Erdogan also said he believed Russian gas could be transported to Europe via Nabucco.

The USA opposes this.

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Death for Nabucco?

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The USA seems to be losing power.

The Nabucco gas pipeline, shown in red, is intended to run through Turkey and onwards to Austria.

The USA wants Nabucco to avoid Russian territory.

The gas could in theory come from places such as Azerbaijan, and even Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan.

According to the Fiancial Times (Will US ride to the rescue of Europe and Nabucco? ):

"Azerbaijan, which the EU has identified as the key supplier in the first instance, has never made a whole-hearted commitment to the project.

"The head of Azerbaijan’s state-owned energy company was in Moscow last month (March 2009) to sign a memorandum of understanding that pledges the gas from Azerbaijan’s two big new fields to Russia.

"The deal, though not yet irreversible, could sound the death knell for Nabucco."

Turkey occupies a strategically important position, partly due to oil pipelines.

Will Turkey become more friendly with Russia?

Will Germany feel it has to become more friendly with Russia?

At Voltaire Network, on 17 April 2009, F. William Engdahl has an article entitled:

Turkey, Washington’s geopolitical pivot

Among the points made:

1. If Turkey becomes more friendly with Russia, the Nabucco Pipeline may be blocked.

2. The USA wants to weaken German dependence on Russian energy flows.

3. Twice recently, the USA has reportedly got Ukraine's Viktor Yushchenko to arrange a cut-off of Russian gas flows to Germany and other EU countries. This is supposed to make Germany more wary of Russia.

4. Turkish membership of the EU is opposed by France and, less openly, by Germany.

5. US strategy is to extend NATO by bringing in Ukraine and Georgia.

6. Turkey has been allowed to win two key positions in NATO, including that of deputy secretary-general.

7. Obama supports Turkey's entry into the EU.

8. Turkish President Abdullah Gul paid a four-day visit to the Russian Federation in February 2009.

Turkey imports 65 percent of its natural gas and 25 percent of its oil from Russia.

9. On 27 March 2009, a memorandum was signed between the Azerbaijani oil company SOCAR and Russia’s Gazprom.

The memorandum includes a statement about the delivery, beginning in January 2010, of Azerbaijani gas to Russia.

10. Russia has proposed an alternative to Nabucco called South Stream.

F. William Engdahl is an economist and author and the writer of the best selling book "A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order."