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Snipers wa US-NATO wanaua halafu western media wanasema raia wanauawa na askari wa serikali.
 
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Washington and Ankara discuss the ‘next step’ in post-Assad Syria, says top US official, as Turkish FM says Turkey will not side with oppressors
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Syrian soldiers are holding a military exercise Dec 3 in this photo taken from Syria’s official SANA news agency.


The United States and Turkey are reviewing how to help Syria if pro-democracy protests drive President Bashar al-Assad from power, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said Dec. 4, but the two allies have not discussed concrete “next steps.”

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Dec. 4 that Turkey could not be on the side of oppressors, referring to the Syrian regime’s crackdown on civilians.

“There was a sense in our discussions that it would be able to be handled without any conflagration going beyond Syria and that it could be localized to Syria,” Biden said, referring to his meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Dec. 3.

Biden said the collapse of the al-Assad regime would not necessarily spark a wider regional sectarian conflict, which some see pitting the Sunni-dominated west of neighboring Iraq against Shi’ites in Syria and Iran.

Biden said the issue of a buffer zone had not come up in his two hour meeting with Erdoğan.

“[To] the extent we talked about any ‘what-next’ steps, there were generic discussions about having to go in and provide some help and possibly economic assistance and stability, not militarily, but helping the Syrians,” Biden said. “We’re in this to see al-Assad come down and then determine what would be the most helpful thing for the international community to do to establish stability in that country,” Biden told reporters travelling with him to Athens from Istanbul.

Washington and Ankara have both called for al-Assad to go, but both worry it could deepen instability in a region already rocked by the Arab Spring and as U.S. troops leave Iraq by the end of the month.
Turkey has joined the Arab League in slapping tough sanctions on Syria, once a close friend, in response to al-Assad’s bloody crackdown on protests and has talked openly about the need to be ready for any scenario, including setting up a buffer zone to contain any mass influx of refugees.

Meanwhile, Davutoğlu said Dec. 4 during his visit to Cologne, Germany that Turkey had a policy of zero problems with its neighbors, but the country could not be on the side of oppressors regarding the current situation with Syria. Turkey had earlier extended great support to Syria, he said.

Davutoğlu later said the Syrian administration started to fight against its people, and Turkish officials held talks with the Syrian administration to tell them that Syria must end bloodshed against its own people. But they did not listen, he said.

“We asked them not to shoot people with real bullets in the holy month. We called on them not to break down mosques,” he said. “Some say that Turkey supports Sunnis [in Syria]. This is not true. We did this without discriminating [between sects].”

Meanwhile, Turkish truck drivers who claimed they were not allowed to enter Syria for five days held a protest carrying Turkish and Syrian flags. They said the Syrian administration did not allow them to enter Syria, claiming they were updating computer systems.

Davutoğlu said he learned Turkish trucks were stopped by the Syrian officials and he was working to solve this problem. “Around 700 trucks are waiting at the Babel Hawa Border Gate. The delays at the border have caused material losses,” said Hamit Sanverdi, a member of the Executive Board of the International Transporters Association.

Compiled from AA, Reuters and DHA stories by the Daily News staff.

Syria’s sanctions on Turkey

DAMASCUS
* Ending the partnership agreement on establishing a free trade zone between Syria and Turkey including all its provisions, decisions and instructions issued according to that agreement or those which are related to it, Syrian Arab news agency (SANA) reported Dec. 4.
* Implementing the provisions of foreign trade on Turkish goods and taking customs duties imposed on these goods according to the tariff in force.
* Imposing a tariff estimated at 30 percent of the value of all Turkish goods imported to Syria that would be allocated for supporting the construction of the developing villages.
* Charging 80 Syrian pounds for each liter of fuel from Turkish cars that leave Syria heading for Turkey. The fee represents the difference in the average of fuel price between Syria and Turkey, and this will be done according to the allocated amounts (refrigerated vehicles - 600 liters; trucks - 550 liters; buses - 400 liters; minibuses - 200 liters; cars - 50 liters).
* Implementing a transit fee on loaded or empty Turkish trucks according to the equation: weight of the car (standing or empty) in tons × distance in km × 2 percent, and this will be taken in euros.


December/05/2011

POLITICS - US, Turkey talk post-Assad Syria
 
Hawa waturuki sasa wamekuwa vibaraka kamili wa nchi za magharibi kwa waislamu wenzao.Inasikitisha sana.
 
Ami said:
Hawa waturuki sasa wamekuwa vibaraka kamili wa nchi za magharibi kwa waislamu wenzao.Inasikitisha sana.
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WaTuruki mbona siku nyingi nivibaraka wa Wa Kimarekani, Waturuki wanataka kuingia Ulaya katika Fikira zao wakimsikiliza Marekani ataweza kuwasaidia waweze kujiunga na EU jumuia ya Ulaya Magharibi wako teyari kuwauza waaarabu ili Wamuunge mkono Marekani na wenzake Wazungu wa Ulaya Magharibi WaTuruki ni Wanafiki Wakubwa.
 
DAMASCUS
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Syrian FM Muallem (L) chats with Qatari PM al-Thani in this photo.


Syria has responded positively to an Arab League request to send observers to the country as part of a peace plan to end the nation’s eight-month crisis, the Foreign Ministry said yesterday. The decision came as the Syrian military has held war games that included test-firing of missiles and air force and ground troop operations “similar to a real battle,” state-run media reported yesterday.

State TV said the exercise was meant to test “the capabilities and the readiness of missile systems to respond to any possible aggression.” State media did not say where the maneuvers where conducted. But Israel’s daily Jerusalem Post quoted Israeli army officials as saying the test was conducted Dec. 3 in Syria’s northeast and included the firing of a Scud B missile, with a range of 300 kilometers, toward the Iraqi border. Meanwhile, Syria has responded “positively” to a proposed Arab League plan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Jihad Makdesi said yesterday. He said, however, that decisions taken by the Arab League in Syria’s absence, including economic sanctions against Damascus and the suspension of its membership, should also be annulled when the protocol was signed.

Makdesi said Syria also wanted statements by the Arab League secretary general and Qatar’s prime minister opposing foreign intervention in Syria to be formally included in the agreement. “The protocol is intended to be signed soon,” Makdesi said.

Furthermore, Syrian security forces yesterday shot dead five civilians in Homs province, a day after at least 30 people died in violence in the flashpoint central region, a human rights group said. A regime truck was also set ablaze during yesterday’s attack, the Observatory said, adding hundreds of Syrian forces deployed in the town where raids and arrests were underway. Also, 400 refugees in southern province of Hatay protested the deportation of 2 Syrians who have been crossed into Turkey illegaly and closed the Cilvegözü-Reyhanlı road to traffic, Doğan News Agency reported.

Compiled from AP and Reuters stories by the Daily News staff.December/05/2011
MIDEAST - Syria reacts positively to Arab League
 
Nonda said:


Snipers wa US-NATO wanaua halafu western media wanasema raia wanauawa na askari wa serikali.
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Hiyo vidio ni saafi sana.Yaani wamekamatwa na vifaa kamili na hata kujitetea kwa kiarabu pia hawawezi.Hawana huruma wala ubinadamu kabisa.Wamemuua Saddam na Ghadafi na maelfu ya raia zao kama wameuwa wanyama.Sasa wanammaliza Bashar Al Assad.Jana amefanya mahojiano na kukanusha mengi,haitomsaidia.Hata vita ya Iraq na Afghanistan mamilioni ya watu duniani waliandamana lakini hawakujali mpaka walipomaliza kazi yao.Wanyama au zaidi kuliko wanyama.Allaah atuletee hukumu kuhusu hawa viumbe wake waovu ili tusalimike na shari zao kwani uwezo wetu kupambana nao umekuwa hafifu sana.
 
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US: Assad's Syria regime a "dead man walking"

The Obama administration is predicting the downfall of Syrian President Bashar Assad with a senior official likening his authoritarian regime to a "dead man walking" over its brutal crackdown on pro-reform demonstrators and increasing international isolation.

"Our view is that this regime is the equivalent of dead man walking," said Hof, the State Department's pointman on Syria, which he said was turning into "Pyongyang in the Levant," a reference to the North Korean capital. He said it was difficult to determine how much time Assad has left in power but stressed "I do not see this regime surviving."

Zaidi hapa US: Assad's Syria regime a "dead man walking" - CBS News)
 
UN chief urges international action on Syria
BAN URGES ACTION ON SYRIA

Ban said none of the Arab leaders ousted during the Arab Spring uprisings were removed with outside help.

Qatar admits sending hundreds of troops to support Libya rebels | World news | The Guardian

An Honest Nato Rat says: without NATO, there is no victory in this war - YouTube

"These changes of regime were done by the people, not by the intervention of any foreign forces, including the United Nations," Ban said.

In addition to Gaddafi, the long-serving presidents of Tunisia and Egypt were forced out, paving the way for elections that Western nations hope will install democratic governments. Yemen's president was also forced to cede power to his deputy.

Ban said he was pleased that the concept of taking action to protect civilians -- often referred to as the "responsibility to protect" or R2P -- appeared to be gaining momentum.

But he reiterated that some kind of concerted international action was needed on Syria, where the United Nations says more than 5,000 civilians have been killed in a government crackdown on pro-democracy protesters this year.

"This cannot go on," he said. "In the name of humanity, it is time for the international community to act."

Last month, Russia and China vetoed a European-drafted Security Council resolution that would have condemned the Syrian clampdown and threatened President Bashar al-Assad's government with possible sanctions.

Zaidi hapa UN chief defends NATO from critics of Libya war | News by Country | Reuters
 
Natamani mgogoro huu wa syria military intervention toka west isifanyike ili tuone kama maneno matupu yatamaliza crisis hii.
 
Huu mgogoro unanichanganya kidogo, Arab league, nakumbuka kuwa waliisimamisha uanacha Syria. Ninavyojua ukimsimamisha mwanachama ushiriki wake kwenye chama pia nawe unakoma kujihusisha naye. Sasa hizi habari za Arab League kulazimisha waangalizi Assad: Syria "positively dealt with all suggestions" CCTV News - CNTV English (yawezekana majasusi wa Wests na US) kuingia nchini Syria zinapata wapi mashiko? Wakuu naomba mniweke sawa hapo.
 
Waarabu wanamalizika kila nchi.Anayewauwa hawamuoni wala hawamjui.Jana Iraq na leo SYRIA.
 
Ami said:
Waarabu wanamalizika kila nchi.Anayewauwa hawamuoni wala hawamjui.Jana Iraq na leo SYRIA.
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Usijali "Ami".
NATO wanasaidia kueneza uislamu thabiti.

Na hili hata Urusi ilishaionya NATO kuwa kutafuta kwake maslahi kibabe ni kuinua makundi ya kiislamu.

Fuatilia hapa uone jinsi urusi inavyoona mbali 'NATO behind spread of radical Islam' — RT

Pia katika hali ya kawaida, ushahidi upo na unajulikana kuwa NTC wana link nzuri na Al Qaida lakini USA/freemasons wakasema kuwa ikilinganishwa kati ya Gaddafi na NTC basi Gaddafi ni shetani mkubwa na NTC ni shetani mdogo.

Hii ilikuwa ni katika kuhalalisha kiu yao kunyonya mafuta, and on the other hand NTC wamechukua nchi na kutangaza kuwa Libya mpya itaongozwa kwa kufata sheria za Kiislamu.
 
Marekani inashirikiana na al Qaida kuvuruga utulivu Syria
Mchambuzi mmoja maarufu wa Lebanon amesema kuwa, Marekani inashirikiana na mtandao wa al Qaida kuvuruga amani na utulivu nchini Syria. Qaleb Qandil, Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Taasisi ya Masomo ya Ulimwengu wa Kiarabu na Kimataifa ya Lebanon amesema kuwa, utawala wa Washington umewaachilia huru mamia ya wafuasi wa al Qaida waliokuwa wakiwazuilia Iraq, kabla ya kuondoa vikosi vyake nchini humo, ili wakavuruge amani na utulivu nchini Syria.

Ameashiria mashambulizi ya kigaidi ya hivi karibuni mjini Damascus yaliyosababisha vifo vya makumi ya wananchi wasio na hatia wa Syria na kusema kuwa, mashambulizi hayo yanadhihirisha njama nyingine ya Marekani ya kuvuruga amani katika eneo hili la Mashariki ya Kati. Qandil amesisitiza kuwa, mamia ya wanamgambo wa al Qaida wamekuwa wakipenya katika ardhi ya Syria kupitia mipaka ya Lebanon, Jordan na sasa Iraq. Watu 55 waliuawa katika mashambulizi mawili ya kigaidi yaliolenga vituo vya usalama katika mji mkuu wa Syria, Damascus.

Syria: U.S. ordered al-Qaida bombings

An interview with Wael Al-Imam, political analyst, from Damascus

A prominent political analyst says that the US is in negotiations with al-Qaeda to deliberately create a deteriorating situation in Syria by terrorizing civilians in the country.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Wael Al-Imam, a political analyst from Damascus, to further discuss the issue.

The following is an approximate transcription of the interview.

Press TV: With the situation now with the latest bombings, do you think it's likely to actually cause the Syrian people to unite together more against what is deemed to be external hands? Or, how do you see the current status inside of your country?

Al-Imam: I think the question is why these two terrorist explosions are now? -Because Syria faced some small explosions in some cities like Homs and Idlib.

Now, these two huge terroristic explosions we face during this conspiracy against Syria, we face it now in Damascus.

Before, in the 90s of the last century, we faced like that from the Ikhvan al-Muslimim, the Muslim Brotherhood.

Now, we face huge terroristic explosions because the first stage and second stage of this conspiracy are failed. T he first stage sought to use the manifestations to inverse the Syrian authority.

The second stage is to seek to implement what's called the Free Army which is formed by the terrorists and criminal people in Syria.

Now we enter the third stage of this conspiracy. This stage, which contains some terroristic explosions, assassinations and hostage-keeping, these two explosions seek to implement a calculated situation in Damascus in order to stop the normal lifestyle in Damascus, and to make Syrian citizens terrorized.

The quality of these two explosions, I think, will drive the government and the investigations to the al-Qaeda organization. In the last three months, al-Qaeda has illegal installations in Qatar.

There is a negotiation between al-Qaeda and the Americans, and this information is sure for us. There is a negotiation in the mediation by Qatar.

Now, the question is what kind of a deal [is there] between the Americans and al-Qaeda?

And I will ask the question: why is al-Qaeda, and the jihad of al-Qaeda, in Syria and not in Palestine?!

The idea we face now is Islamic extremism represented by al-Qaeda and some Syrian people who have the same thinking as the organization like al-Qaeda.

Press TV: How concerned are you at this point of a direct military intervention from, especially, the support of some of these Western countries and Arab countries for that matter?

Al-Imam: I think it's a good question because the Syrian citizens don't accept the Iraqi and Libyan scenarios imposed by the Arab League and the international community, and refuse any external intervention in Syria. This is the first idea.

On the internal side, we refuse to use terrorism against the civilians in Syria, and in the cities of Syria, to arrive to some political objectives from the other people who try to have a [counterproductive] situation in Syria. We refuse that.

The Syrian citizens are very aware about this conspiracy against Syria, not only against the authority in Syria but, at the same time, against the Syrian citizens themselves.

Any external intervention from NATO and from the other countries, the Syrian citizens refuse that, definitely, and they don't accept any intervention in Syria.

DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec. 24 (UPI) -- Thousands of Syrians attended a mass funeral Saturday for 44 people killed by two suicide bombings in Damascus.

State television showed 44 coffins covered in the Syrian flag laid out in the Ummayad Mosque while Muslim and other clergy prayed, The Washington Post reported. There were large crowds inside and outside the mosque.

The government blamed al-Qaida for Friday's bombings.

A retired general, Amin Hoteit, speaking on state television, suggested the group is getting its orders from the United States, The New York Times said. He said al-Qaida was brought in because a "Zionist-American-European plot to undermine Syria" did not work.

Saad Hariri, son of Rafik Hariri, the former Lebanese prime minister who died in a 2005 bombing allegedly engineered by Syria, accused the Syrian government on his Twitter feed of carrying out the bombings itself.

SOURCE: PressTV - 'US, al-Qaeda unite to terrorize Syria'
 
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