'Rebels' with a cause…..

Bravo, Obama:

U.S.-backed rebels committing genocide of Christians in Syria

And the Saudis are making sure the killing continues:

Saudi officials are preparing to pay the salaries of the Free Syria Army as a means of encouraging mass defections from the military and increasing pressure on the Assad regime, the Guardian has learned.

Obama is a Christian, right? I mean RIGHT?

Which side is he on? “US-Backed Rebels Committing Christian Genocide in Syria,” by Joseph DeCaro for Worthy News, June 21 (thanks to JW)

“Fighters” ‘kill 26 members of pro-Assad group’

Media ‘inciting sectarian wars,‘ al-Assad adviser says. Really?  Certainly not our media. Certainly not CNN or any other lame stream outfit.

ESCALATION IN SYRIA–Sultan Knish

The CIA is helping those cheerful Muslim Brotherhood fellows smuggle heavy weaponry that the Saudis bought for them.

Syria claims to have shot down a Turkish jet plane. There are probably frantic calls from State to Erdogan begging him not to retaliate, or this will look like a Syrian-Turkish conflict, which it is anyway, as Turkey is a major backer of the Muslim Brotherhood takeover effort of Syria.

Of course a skirmish between Syria and Turkey could drag in NATO intervention without the need for more delaying games and covert ops, but it wouldn’t be nearly as popular to intervene on behalf of the brutal Turkish regime against the brutal Syrian regime, as it would be to save the “Syrian people”.

Meanwhile a rebel massacre in Syria is being reported by the media as a “rebel ambush” because terminology is so important. When the Syrian government kills people, it’s a massacre. When the rebels kill people, it’s an ambush.

Oooops!

Turkish fighter jet goes missing near Syria

Rescue operation under way for two pilots amid reports F-4 plane was shot down by Syrian forces over the Mediterranean.  (Ask me if I care!)
The Muslim Brotherhood’s Useful Idiots
Just look at these guys: do you really think they spend their time on Facebook? Do you really believe they are literate?
The Brotherhood kept a very low profile in the mass demonstrations in Tahrir Square in January and February 2011 that led to the overthrow of then-president Hosni Mubarak. The Brotherhood’s absence from Tahrir Square at that time is what enabled Westerners to fall in love with the Egyptian revolution.
Those demonstrations led to the impression, widespread in the US, that Mubarak’s successors would be secular Facebook democrats. The role that Google’s young Egyptian executive Wael Gonim played in organizing the demonstrations was reported expansively. His participation in the anti-regime protests – as well as his brief incarceration – was seen as proof that the next Egyptian regime would be indistinguishable from Generation X and Y Americans and Europeans.  (Caroline Glick)