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Jordan’s King should step down

For sure this is not in the West­ern media. Jordan’s king Abdul­lah was the first Arab leader who call say Syrian’s Pres­i­dent Assad should step down, but now the table is turned. Video clips show Jor­dan­ian demon­stra­tions call to oust … Con­tinue read­ing

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Syria: The war plan and the psychological warfare

There is a rea­son behind Syria’s silence and not respond­ing to the Arab ini­tia­tive, not respond­ing to Turkey and US threats. US nuclear aircraft-carrier deployed to the Syr­ian shores, Turkey and Arabs threaten with impos­ing sanc­tions, US issued a warn­ing … Con­tinue read­ing

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Iran’s “silent” preparation for a war in Syria — “Iraq is the buffer state”

Mil­i­tary We already reported that Iran threat­ened Turkey to enter a war along­side Syria, and yes­ter­day Iraq did its tiny bit by issu­ing a ban in Turk­ish air­planes from land­ing on its ter­ri­tory. In an oper­a­tion called “Destroy­ing the Illu­sion”, … Con­tinue read­ing

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Iraq’s Federalism, upside down, north and west

Upside down In 2005, nearly 12 mil­lion Iraqis res­i­dents of the south­ern provinces and north­ern Iraq demon­strated to say “Yes” to Iraq’s per­ma­nent con­sti­tu­tion. The con­sti­tu­tion is boy­cotted by the Sunni major­ity west­ern provinces who opposed this ref­er­en­dum. Time is … Con­tinue read­ing

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US pressure on Iraq to sanction Syria

Pres­sure from the US on Syria’s neigh­bor­ing coun­tries, send­ing US Trea­sury Assis­tant Sec­re­tary to Jor­dan and Lebanon. No need to report the posi­tions of the Iraqi polit­i­cal blocs and coali­tions which are already known but as part of the pres­sure … Con­tinue read­ing

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The Islamic Democratic Republic: Tunisia, the Islamists “Springboard” to dominate the Arab countries

Try­ing to soften its lan­guage using words like “mod­er­ate Islamists”, what is cen­sored by the West­ern media regard­ing the Tunisian revolts after the offi­cial declar­ion of the Al-Nahdha [wrongly writ­ten as Ennahda in West­ern media] Islamists Party [yet another Mus­lim … Con­tinue read­ing

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Jordan, Morocco military forces to defend the Arab Gulf States

(GCC coun­tries bought two armies) Details of the invi­ta­tion for Jor­dan and Morocco to join the GCC “Roy­alty Club” started to emerge, Jor­dan­ian news­pa­per leaked the plan offered by the Gulf States to Jor­dan and Morocco to form a rapid … Con­tinue read­ing

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The chicken song, conspirators who plotted to fragment Syria

In his speech Syr­ian Pres­i­dent Bashar Al-Assad pointed out that a “con­spir­acy was care­fully plot­ted to frag­ment Syria”. Empty accu­sa­tions? and who are the con­spir­a­tors? Con­tinue read­ing

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Arab security report, week 26

From Lebanon, Syria to Libya, in his arti­cle count­ing the UN “blame-game” of Hariri’s assas­si­na­tion , Roberts Fisk for­got to count one more attempt reported by the Saudi media back in 2001.

Why the Libya fight­ing in Mis­rata can be solved in Jor­dan? And why the Qatari Crown Prince “Mini-banana” held a secret meet­ing with the Egypt­ian rev­o­lu­tion activists?

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Arab security report … week 25

Syria Rare videos of armed Syr­ian rebels in the Syr­ian city Banias. It is clear that the group is highly orga­nized, dressed in semi-uniform, and car­ry­ing ammu­ni­tion as well as machine guns. And more impor­tantly, they are using wire­less devices … Con­tinue read­ing

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