Deceived and being Deceived Is the Middle East Way of Life
While Bashar States He Wants Talks with Syrian Opposition
But an Ominous sound of the Farsi language of Iran Echoes
Among The Air Waves of Descent Now Floating Across Syria
From Some Rooftops of The Cities Affected By The Uprisings
Iran+Hizbullah may eventually Plot to replace Bashar Assad
If he manifests a weakness in being able to control Dissent!
April 5, 2011
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
II Timothy 3:13 – But evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived.
II Thessalonians 2:11.12 – And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: [12] That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.
Begin Excerpt 1 from Ha’artz
Syria opposition: Assad regime wants talks amid ongoing protests
Anti-government activists says are ready to take up the offer for talks, provided ‘it is serious, and not to buy time.’
July 5, 2011
Syrian oppositi on groups leading anti- government protests based in the country
on Tuesday said authorities have offered to meet with them.
“High-level security figures gave the green light for mediators to set dates for separate meetings with opposition figures inside the country,” an opposition source told the German Press Agency DPA.
Activists said they were ready to take up the offer for talks, provided “it is serious, and not to buy time.”
But some activists, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the offer could be a ploy by security forces to find out more about
the various opposition groups coordinating the protests.
Opposition groups were holding a series public rallies in honor of those killed in recent crackdowns on demonstrations calling for reform.
On Tuesday, thousands of protesters gathered in the southern city of Daraa, according to the Facebook page of one of the groups, Youth Syria for Freedom.
“The regime is using the most brutal means to quell the protests,” one activist told dpa by phone.
“They are arresting anyone without evidence, even children whose ages vary between 12 and 14,” he said. The activist said security forces removed the nails of some of the children, in “torture” sessions when the demonstrations first started in mid-March.
“The world is only hearing 10 percent of what is really happening on the ground in Syria and the oppression this regime is exercising,” he said.
Another Facebook group, Syrian Revolution 2011, which has some 100,000 supporters, has called for a rally against the ruling Baath Party, outside its Damascus headquarters Thursday.
In Damascus, prime minister-designate Adel Safar is holding consultations to form a new cabinet, the Syrian Al Watan newspaper reported Tuesday.
The newspaper, which is the mouthpiece of the government, said that the new cabinet will likely be formed next week.
Begin Excerpt 2 from Arutz Sheva
Ahmadinejad Shows Signs of Pressure on Syria
by Gil Ronen
April 4, 2011
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is showing signs that he is worried by recent developments in Syria, where anti-government protests are threatening Bashar Assad’s grip on power.
Ahmadinejad accused the West on Monday of causing instability across the Middle East, and in Syria in particular, to bolster Israel’s standing, Iranian state television reported.
According to Reuters, the Iranian leader told reporters that the Western countries “want to save the Zionist regime (Israel) by interference in the region aimed at creating discord among the regional nations and governments.”
“America and the Zionist regime want to weaken Syria’s resistance by creating discord between the Syrian government and the Syrian nation,” he explained. He then added ominously: “The government of Syria and its nation are our friends. We think they will resolve their problems with expediency.”
The linkage he made between Iranian friendship toward Syria on the one hand, and his belief that unrest there would soon end on the other, may be an oblique reference to Iran’s involvement in assisting Assad to quash the riots.
Protesters in Syria have reported that police and soldiers firing on them spoke Farsi, the language of Iran.
Ahmadinejad predicted that the revolutions in the Middle East would bring about Israel’s downfall, since all of the countries that experienced upheavals oppose “the occupation of Palestine.” He said that there would soon be a new Middle East without Israel and the U.S..
He also also fired back at a statement by the six member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), who said on Sunday they are “deeply worried about continuing Iranian meddling” aimed at stirring up trouble to aid sedition in Kuwait and Bahrain.
“We attach no legal value to this statement that was issued under political pressure of America and its allies,” Ahmadinejad said. He added that he had asked U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon “to prevent catastrophes happening in the region as occurred in Afghanistan and Iraq.”
The Foreign Ministry source told IDF Army Radio last week that “Syria is Iranian property,” and said Iran was trying to protect its investment there.
“A destabilized Syria potentially throws the Iranian military base idea out the window,” according to former CBS Middle East correspondent Dean Reynolds. “Syria has been the Lebanese overlord for decades, and Hizbullah has been Iran’s meddlesome pet,” he added.
(IsraelNationalNews.com)
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