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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Arms for Syrian rebels go mostly to "Khawarij"

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Most of the arms funneled to Syrian rebels reportedly end up in the hands of hardline Islamist extremists which are in actuality "Khawarij", including those affiliated with Al-Qaeda. There is no way of vetting rebel groups to bolster only those with more secular views. The Syrian armed opposition is supplied with small arms from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, while their other foreign allies like the US provide logistical help for the transactions. However according to classified US assessments of the conflict, most of the weapons go to Khawarij rather than to secular-minded groups, which the West wants to take power in the country, reports The New York Times.

“The opposition groups that are receiving the most of the lethal aid are exactly the ones we don’t want to have it,” an American official familiar with the outlines of those findings told the newspaper. The reports suggest that the more plentiful shipments orchestrated by Qatar are particularly likely to go to hardline Khawarij. The situation may be favorable for short-term goals of toppling the government of Bashar al-Assad, but if and when this happens, the better-armed extremist groups are likely to fill in the power vacuum, American officials worry. This may mean an Islamist Syria hostile to the US in the future.

Some unconfirmed reports indicate that Khawarij fighters are actually caching weapons for the post-Assad struggle for control over the country rather than use it against governmental troops now. The US is frustrated there is no central clearinghouse for the arms shipments and no effective way of vetting the groups that ultimately receive the weapons. CIA head David Petraeus secretly visited Turkey last month, reportedly in an effort to steer up the supply through its territory, the NYT says.

But the agency is said to be hampered by a scarcity of intelligence on many Syrian rebel figures and factions, the newspaper says. The Syrian opposition is notoriously splintered in nature, lacking common military leadership or strategic planning for the period after the war, and plagued by infighting.
The complexity of the situation cuts the other way too, as the middlemen in Lebanon and Turkey, who funnel Saudi and Qatari weapons to the Syrian rebels, often cannot profile their customers too. Many rebels have grown the long, shaggy beards favored by hardline Salafi Muslims who staunchly believe in the Khawrji Ideology, after hearing that Qatar was more inclined to give weapons to Islamists, the NYT reports.

The situation may have ramifications for the upcoming presidential election in the US. The Obama administration has been keeping the Syrian rebels at arm’s length, avoiding either sending arms to them directly or approving supply of heavy weapons. The reason was precisely the lack of confidence that those would not end up in the wrong hands.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney last Monday indicated that he would have the rebels provided with antiaircraft and antitank weapons, although he didn’t say whether he would want America to supply them. It’s not clear if he has a plan on how not to allow Al-CIA-da fighters to get those weapons. America has a recent history of fostering forces which later turn against it. The Taliban movement, which is waging an 11-year insurgency against US troops and their allies in Afghanistan and Pakistan, was initially armed and trained with Washington’s help to fight against the Soviet occupation in the 1980s.


(RT)

Post Script:
The terms originally used by the RT in place of "Khawarij" is "Jihadists" which has deliberately been edited by PCF to keep the readers from perceiving a wrong and distorted image of the global scenario. The apparent hardcore Islamic insurgents which are waging a sectarian war in Syria and many other Muslim Countries are not actually "Islamists" or "Jihadists" but a fraud gang of funded and hired mercenaries who are thoroughly brain washed and convinced to behead and massacre innocent Muslims whether they be little children, women or elderly people for their difference in School of thought or Religious practices. This brainwashed gang of terrorists is actually known as "khawarij" by virtue of the Ideology they believe in. Please don't confuse the "Khawarij" with other Muslim sects or Resistance groups. Note that these Khawarij do NOT kill Non-Muslims or the enemies of Islam but only behead "Muslims", greatly highlighting their origin of "Kharjiites". Eminently TTP (Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan), Swat Taliban, Alqaeda (Al-CIA-da), Jundullah, Hizbullah, Hizb-ul-Tahrir and some more are from the same category.

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Saturday, January 14, 2012

Israhelli Mossad agents posed as CIA to recruit Terrorists for Jundullah without CIA's consent

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The buddy-buddy relationship between America and its bastard child state of Israhell could falter as it is revealed that Mossad intelligence officers posed as CIA agents in order to recruit and train Iranian terrorists, all unbeknown to USZ authorities. American intelligence officials have come clean with details surrounding Israhell’s attempt to infiltrate the network of the Iranian terrorist group Jundallah. According to internal memos just released, Washington was initially unaware that agents working for Mossad, the Israhelli intelligence agency, were recruiting Iranian terrorists under the guise that they would be hired and trained by the CIA.


The memos that reveal the CIA’s then discovery of the program come from the last year of the George W Bush administration, and it is unsure if such campaigns still exist overseas today. What is known, however, is that Mossad — who is largely funded by the CIA and typically works hand-in-hand with their American counterpart — did not approach American officials for authorization in fronting as USZ agents in their attempt to infiltrate Jundallah. "It's amazing what the Israhellis thought they could get away with", an intelligence officer speaking on condition of anonymity tells Foreign Policy’s Mark Perry. "Their recruitment activities were nearly in the open. They apparently didn't give a damn what we thought."


The account has been confirmed to Foreign Policy by four retired intelligence officers who have either worked with the CIA or in conjunction with Mossad. The attempt to enter the ranks of Jundallah is arguably warranted for the Israhellis, but doing so by training terrorists under the supposed name of America — and then sending them off to kill in the name of America — could largely worsen what relationship, if any, exists between Tehran and Washington. Since its inception in 2003, the Jundallah army has been linked to the massacre of at least 150 Iranians and injuring many more. While American officials have distanced themselves to a degree from hostilities in Iran, specifically shrugging off any allegations that the USZ has ties to the recent assassination of an Iranian scientist, the reality of this discovery is that Mossad might very well be training Iranian terrorists and then sending them back out into the world with the impression that they are new CIA recruits.


If captured during a botched intelligence mission for Mossad, those phony CIA agents could be forced into revealing their “true” identity — with only Israhell really aware of the operation. USZ Defense Secretary Leon Panetta denied claims that America was linked to the execution of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, the 32-year-old nuclear scientist, saying, We have some ideas as to who might be involved…. but I can tell you one thing: The United States was not involved in that kind of effort. That's not what the United States (of Zionism) does." Speaking for the Israhelli Army, Brig. Gen. Yoav Mordechai wrote on Facebook, "I have no idea who targeted the Iranian scientist but I certainly don't shed a tear."


Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has pinned the blame on both Israhell and America, however, and told the state’s IRNA news agency, "We will continue our path with strong will … and certainly we will not neglect punishing those responsible for this act.”



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Friday, December 24, 2010

Pakistan arrests a senior member of Jundullah (CIA sponsored terrorist group)

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Pakistan Security Forces have arrested Abdulrauf Rigi, a senior member of the terrorist CIA sponsored group Jundallah. On December 15, a terrorist attack took place at the Imam Hussein Mosque in Chabahar in Sistan-Baluchestan Province where people were commemorating the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (PBUH), the beloved grandson of Holy Prophet s.a.w. At least 38 mourners were killed and more than 89 others, including women and children, were injured. Iran says the perpetrators behind the Chabahar terrorist attack were trained and equipped by foreign elements beyond the country's eastern borders in Pakistan.

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Jundullah has claimed responsibility for the attack. The CIA operated group has carried out numerous terrorist attacks in Iran through Pakistan to cause friction between the two friendly neighbour Muslim brother countries. Its leader Abdolmalek Rigi was arrested by Iranian intelligence forces in February 2010 and executed in June for 79 counts of crime, including armed robbery, bombing operations and armed attacks on police and civilians.


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