A SYRIAN TROJAN HORSE NEWS ARTICLE IS ON THE AIR!
THIS NEWS BRINGS TO MIND A WOODEN TROJAN HORSE,
COMPLETELY FILLED INSIDE BY SYRIAN INTELLIGENCE
WITH GREAT DESIRE TO RESTORE LEBANESE SECURITY!
SYRIA KNOWS ISRAEL HAS NO PLANS FOR ATTACK NOW,
BUT SYRIA NEEDS HEZBULLAH IN CHARGE OF LEBANON
GOVERNMENT IN ORDER TO WIN JIHAD WAR IN ISRAEL!
LEBANON WILL BE ONE OF THREE COUNTRIES SUBDUED
April 10, 2008
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Daniel 7:24,25 – And the ten horns out of this kingdom are ten kings that shall arise: and another shall rise after them; and he shall be diverse from the first, and HE SHALL SUBDUED THREE KINGS. [25] And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time. (3 and ½ Years)
Time = 1 Year Times = 2 Years Dividing of Time = ½ Year
BEGIN ARTICLE FROM NEWS INTERNATIONAL VIA WORLD NEWS
SYRIA TO HELP LEBANON OVERCOME CRISIS
THE NEWS INTERNATIONAL
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
DAMASCUS: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday offered to help bolster security in Lebanon and voiced support for inter-Lebanese talks to solve a protracted political crisis.
Syria “stands ready to provide all possible help which the Lebanese could request, to guarantee security and stability in Lebanon,” Assad said,
according to the official SANA news agency. Assad made the remarks during talks with Lebanese parliament speaker and opposition leader Nabih Berri.
The Syrian president also expressed support for “an internal Lebanese dialogue” saying such talks between Beirut’s feuding politicians would help resolve the crisis that has plagued Lebanon for more than a year.
After the two-hour meeting, Berri told reporters that Syria was putting “no conditions” on the inter-Lebanese talks which he has been trying to organise. Berri said the visit to Damascus had provided him “with a new boost to launch a dialogue in Lebanon aimed at electing… General Michel Sleiman to the Lebanese presidency”—a reference to the Lebanese army chief.
Berri’s spokesman Ali Hamdan had earlier said that the speaker intends to gather Lebanon’s political leaders for talks before April 22 when parliament is due to convene for a fresh attempt to elect a president.
Lebanon’s has been without a president for more than four months amid bickering between the ruling coalition, backed by the West and most Arab states, and the Hizbullah-led opposition, backed by Syria and Iran.
Both sides have agreed on Sleiman as a consensus candidate for the post but continue to bicker about the make-up of a new cabinet. Parliamentary sessions to vote for a new president have been postponed 17 times since last September.
On Sunday, Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora accused Syria of holding his country hostage by blocking the election of a new president, following talks in Cairo with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
Last month, an Arab summit in Damascus failed to clinch a breakthrough on Lebanon, spotlighting instead the rift between host Syria and its pro-Western rivals Egypt and Saudi Arabia, who sent only low-level delegations.
Begin Article from Middle East OnLine
Lebanese parliament speaker to meet Assad
April 7, 2008
Siniora accuses Syria of holding Lebanon hostage by blocking election of new president.
BEIRUT – Lebanese parliament speaker and opposition leader Nabih Berri is in Syria for talks with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in a bid to resolve Lebanon’s protracted political crisis, his spokesman said.
“This visit comes after Berri’s announcement to launch a dialogue to resolve the crisis. He will meet with President Assad as well as other officials,” Ali Hamdan said.
Meanwhile, Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora on Sunday accused Syria of holding Lebanon hostage by blocking the election of a new president, following talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
Siniora told reporters he saw the Lebanese-Syrian relationship as one of siblings and “one sibling cannot kidnap his brother and keep him hostage in the hope of getting a ransom,” he said.
He urged Arab foreign ministers to hold an extraordinary meeting to discuss the political deadlock in Lebanon and the country’s strained relations with Syria.
Siniora also called for the implementation of an Arab League-sponsored initiative which calls for the election of General Michel Sleiman as president, the formation of a national unity government and a new electoral law.
Lebanon has been without a president since November, when pro-Syrian Emile Lahoud stepped down with no successor elected.
Although the two camps support Sleiman as the consensus candidate, they remain at loggerheads over power-sharing in the future government.
Last month, an Arab summit in Damascus failed to clinch a breakthrough on Lebanon, instead spotlighting the rift between host Syria and boycotting US allies who blame Beirut’s political crisis on Damascus.
Half the leaders of the 22-member Arab League, including those of pro-Western Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan, boycotted the Damascus summit.
Begin Jerusalem Post Article
Syrian official: We’re prepared for war
JPost.com Staff, THE JERUSALEM POST
April 8, 2008
A message of reassurance from Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to Damascus Monday in attempt to assuage Syrian fears over Israel’s nationwide drill has done nothing to curb the rhetoric coming out of the Syrian capital. A senior Syrian official said Tuesday that Syria will be prepared for all possible scenarios as soon as the “language of understanding” with Israel over the peace process comes to an end.
“When the language of understanding with Israel regarding the peace process comes to an end, Syria will be prepared for any possibility,” Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad said in an interview with the government-controlled Al-Thura newspaper. “The Israelis aren’t aware that we know that every war has its own path… The more Israel tries to generate this centralized atmosphere in order to reap benefit from the July downfall (editor’s note: the Second Lebanon War), [Syria] cannot but also draw plans in advance of a conflict.”
Mekdad went on to say that the drill was meant to rehabilitate the IDF’s deterrence, which he claimed was lost in the Second Lebanon War, restore
the confidence of the Israeli public in the army and generate an atmosphere of readiness amongst the ranks of the military.
“If Syria is the target of all of this, know that we are following the drill and are also developing our capabilities and our plans to face the Israeli maneuvers,” he warned.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert used Sunday morning’s cabinet meeting as a forum to send a placatory message to Syria by emphasizing that Israel was not contradicting its expressed willingness to negotiate with the country by conducting a drill in the North. “If the conditions are right, we will indeed turn towards peace,” he said.
During the weekly cabinet meeting, Olmert emphasized Israel’s intentions for the emergency drills and made clear to Damascus that the exercises ought not be taken as a provocation, reiterating his desire that Syria understand this message.
“The State of Israel is not seeking violent confrontation in the North,” Olmert stated. “We’ve said it more than once that we have an interest in peace negotiations with Syria – they know what our expectations are and we know theirs,” he continued. “If [the right] conditions come to fruition, we will indeed seize the opportunity.”
Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti daily Al-Jarida reported Tuesday that Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni will visit Qatar next week and is expected meet senior Syrian envoys in order to “complete the covert negotiations between Israel and Syria.”
According to the report, which quoted sources in Jerusalem, talks between the two countries have been going on over the past two years with the intention of setting down the groundwork for a peace agreement.
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