Syria And Iran Dominos Lead To World War
Brandon Smith
Almost three years ago I wrote an analytical
piece on the concept of deliberately engineered wars, big and small, by
elitists to distract the masses away from particular global developments that
work to the benefit of the establishment power structure. That article
was entitled ‘Will The Globalists Trigger Yet Another World War?’:
In that analysis, I concluded that since at least
2008, the power’s that be (whether posing as Republicans or Democrats) had set in a motion a series
of events that revolved around Iran, and most disturbingly, Syria, which could
be used to trigger a vast global war scenario. Today, unfortunately, it
seems my concerns were more than valid, and circumstances evolving in that particular
region are dire indeed.
Now, some may argue that circumstances in the
Middle East have always been “dire” and that it does not take much to predict a
renewal of chaos. Admittedly, for the past six years alone the American
public has been treated to one propaganda campaign after the other testing the
social waters to see if a sizable majority of the citizenry could be convinced
to support strikes against Iran. The U.S. and Israeli governments have come very close on several
occasions in rhetoric and in the build up of arms, to just such an event. However, I would
submit that the previous threats of war that came and went are absolutely
nothing in comparison to the
danger today.
Syria’s civil war has developed into something
quite frightening, well beyond the blind
insurrections of the so-called “Arab Spring”. So many outside interests
(especially U.S. interests) are involved in the conflict it is impossible to
tell whether there are actually any real revolutionaries in Syria
anymore. This unsettling of the country’s foundation has taken a turn
which I warned about recently, namely, the removal of UN monitors from the
area, which was announced only days ago:
The removal of UN monitors is a sign that some
kind of strike is near the horizon.
Accusations of potential “chemical weapons stores” in Syria are being
floated by the Department of Defense as a clear cut
rationale for invasion, and Israel has essentially admitted that an attack on
Iran is not only on the table but beyond planning stages into near
implementation. Even Israeli citizens are openly worried that their government is “serious” this time
in its calls for preemptive attack, stockpiling gas masks and even protesting against the policy:
The tension of the atmosphere surrounding this
crisis is unlike anything the Middle East has seen in decades, and that includes
the U.S. invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
But before we can understand the true gravity of
this situation, we must first confront some misconceptions…
Firstly, I realize that there are many people out
there who have natural and conditioned inclinations towards the hatred of
Muslim nations. There are also just as many people out there who are
inclined to distrust the intentions of the government of Israel. Both
sides make good points on occasion, and both sides also have a tendency to get
lazy, painting with a ridiculously broad brush and blaming all the woes of the
world on one side or the other so that they don’t have to think through the
complexities of globalism and the one world technocratic club, or accept that
“Al-Qaeda” is not the biggest threat to peace and stability. It’s much
easier to convict an entire race, or an entire religion, than it is to
comprehend the mechanizations of an elite minority that plays both sides off
each other.
Whatever side you may favor, simply know that in
the end the sides are irrelevant. We could argue for months about who is
just, who is right, who was there first, etc. Again, it’s
irrelevant. What does matter, though, are the potential consequences of
an exponential conflict in the region, which no one can afford.
Sadly, there are still plenty of Americans out
there that believe the U.S. is the “richest nation on the globe” and has
finances beyond reckoning with which to wage endless wars.
Here are the facts. Here is exactly what
will happen if the U.S., NATO, or Israel, enter into a hot war with either Iran
or Syria, and the results are not optimistic:
1) Syria And Iran Will Join Forces
In 2006, Iran and Syria signed a mutual defense
treaty in response to the growing possibility of conflict with the West.
Both countries are highly inclined to fulfill this treaty, and it would seem
that Iran is already doing so, at least financially, as Syria spirals into
civil war. In fact, the U.S. supported insurgency in Syria was likely
developed in order to strain or test the mutual aid treaty. Given that
the CFR is now applauding Al-Qaeda for its efforts in destabilizing the
country, I hardly find it outlandish to suggest that the entire rebellion is
being at least loosely organized by NATO interests to either draw Iran into open military support of Assad and a
weakening proxy war, or to remove Syria from the equation in preparation for a
strike on Iran itself (take notice that whenever the mainstream media shows images of Syrian rebels,
they are always smiling or looking valiant with guns held high; a typical subliminal tactic used to paint them
as “the good guys”):
2) Iran Will Shut Down
The Strait Of Hormuz
With all the grandstanding at the Department of Defense, you would think that
the Hormuz is a non-issue. This is a mistake. The strait is around
21 miles wide at its narrowest point which lays right off the coast of Iran,
however, of that 21 miles only two safe shipping
lanes are available, each measuring a miniscule 2 miles across. Hormuz is
one of two of the most vital oil transit checkpoints in the world, and
approximately 20% of all oil produced passes through it. The logistics
for blocking the two working shipping lanes on the strait are simple given the
existence of the new Ghader Missile System, which Iran tested successfully this
year. The weapon is specifically designed as a “ship-killer” with the
ability to travel at Mach 3, and evade most known radar methods:
In the tightly boxed in waterways of
the Hormuz, a large scale and difficult to track missile
attack would be devastating to any Navy present, and would turn the sea
lanes into a junk yard impossible to navigate for oil tankers.
Result? A catastrophic inflationary event in oil around the world, making
gasoline unaffordable for most people and most uses. The EU’s recent move
to stockpile oil in preparation for an Iran strike reveals the seriousness of the
situation:
3) Israeli Action Will Draw In The U.S.
Forget what the U.S. Joint Chief of Staff General
Martin Dempsey says; the U.S. will absolutely involve itself militarily in Iran
or Syria following an Israeli strike. To begin with, there is no way
around a supporting or primary role, especially when Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz. With 20% of the world’s
oil supply on hiatus, at least half of the American populace will be crying out
for U.S. military involvement. Guaranteed.
Dempsey’s claim that Israel may not get American support is simply a charade
meant to infer that the subversion of Syria and Iran is not necessarily a joint
venture, which it absolutely is. There is zero chance that an Israeli
strike will not be met with frantic calls by the Pentagon and the White House
to open the floodgates of U.S.
military might and protect one of our few “democratic allies” in the Middle
East.
4) Syria Will Receive Support From
Russia And China
The Russian government has clearly stated on
numerous occasions that they will not step back during a strike against Syria,
and has even begun positioning naval ships and extra troops at is permanent base off the coast of Tartus,
a development which I have been warning about for years:
Tartus is Russia’s only naval base
outside the periphery of its borders, and is strategically imperative to the
nation. Action by the U.S. or Israel against Syria would invariably
elicit, at the very least, economic retaliation, and at the most, Russian military involvement and possible
widespread war.
China, on the other hand, will likely respond
with full scale financial retaliation, up to and including a dump of U.S.
Treasury Bonds (a move which they have been preparing for since 2005
anyway). With oil prices skyrocketing due to increased Middle Eastern
distress, multiple countries including the BRIC trading bloc nations and most
of the ASEAN trading bloc will have the perfect excuse to dump the dollar,
allowing for the introduction of the IMF’s newly revamped SDR (Special Drawing
Rights) global currency mechanism to take hold.
Syria is the key to what I believe will be an
attempt on the part of globalists within our government to actually coax a
volatile conflict into being, a conflict that will create ample cover for the
final push towards global currency, and eventually, global governance.
5) Economic Implosion Will Become
“Secondary”…To The Banksters’ Benefit
In the minds of the general public, the economic
distress that we will soon face regardless of whether or not there is ever a
war with Iran and Syria will be an afterthought, at least for a time, if the
threat of global combat becomes reality. The
fog of war is a fantastic cover for all kind of crime, most especially the
economic kind. Sizable wars naturally inhibit markets and cause erratic
flux in capital flows. Anything, and I mean anything, can be blamed on a
war, even the destruction of the U.S. economy and the dollar. Of course,
the real culprits (international and central banks) which have been corrupting
and dismantling the American fiscal structure for decades will benefit most
from the distraction.
Syria and Iran are, in a way, the first dominos
in a long chain of terrible events. This chain, as chaotic as it seems,
leads to only one end result: Third world status for almost every country
on the planet, including the U.S., leaving the financial institutions, like
monetary grim reapers, to swoop in and gather up the pieces that remain to be
fashioned into a kind of Frankenstein economy. A fiscal golem. A
global monstrosity that removes all sovereignty whether real or imagined and
centralizes the decision making processes of humanity into the hands of a
morally bankrupt few.
For those on the side of Israel, the U.S., and
NATO, and for those on the side of the Middle East, Russia China, etc., the
bottom line is, there will be no winners. There is no “best case
scenario”. There will be no victory parade, for anyone. There will
be no great reformation or peace in the cradle of civilization. The only
people celebrating at the end of the calamitous hostilities will be the
hyper-moneyed power addicted .01%, who will celebrate their global coup in
private, laughing as the rest of the world burns itself out, and comes begging
them for help.
Violence claims eight
more lives in Karachi
KARACHI:
Incidents of violence continued unabated in Karachi claiming eight lives during
the past twenty four hours.
Two people died of gunshot wounds in
Karachi’s Gulistan-e-Jauhar area.Police sources claimed to have found a pistol besides one of the bodies.
Moreover, two bodies were found in Surjani Town and Napier area of Karachi.
Another person dies of firing by unknown persons New Karachi’s Ayub Goth area.
A person died in a factory at Landhi area near Libra Square after a stray bullet hit him in the head.
The tortured body of a man was found near Al-Asif square in Karachi’s Sohrab Goth area.
One man was killed by knife stab wounds in Korangi No 2 area of the city.
A political activist died of gunshot wounds in Orangi Town’s Zia Colony area of the city.
Furthermore, a person who suffered gunshot wounds in Musa Lane neighbourhood of Lyari, on second day of Eid-ul-Fitr succumbed to his wounds at the Civil hospital.
Relatives of the deceased protested against the death, resorting to violence against the hospital staff breaking the nose of a doctor.
A person was found critically injured in Karachi’s Arambagh area, who had been shot in the head with his hands tied behind his back.
In related news Gizri police allegedly arrested two suspects involved in the extortion racket and claimed to have recovered weapons and ammunitions from them.
A heavy contingent of Rangers arrested five persons during a raid operation conducted at gambling and drug dens situated in Karachi’s Machar colony area near Bannu chowk.
Rangers personnel claimed to have recovered weapons, drugs, stake money and gambling equipment during the operation.
The suspects were shifted to an undisclosed location after arrest.
The arrested persons were then handed over to police authorities after the completion of preliminary investigations.
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