Why should we care?
Not going to run the whole thing as it’s more of the same but Debka have:
For the first time, Syrian rebels are taking in arms unsupervised by any of the Western or Arab agencies involved in the Syrian revolt. Most of the incoming weapons are destined for the Islamist Jabhat al-Nusra, the rebel faction identified with al Qaeda.
The Jabhat al-Nusra, newly armed with hardware from Bosnia and Kosovo, have pushed across the border into Lebanon, our sources reveal, and are harassing Hizballah in its home bases in the Beqaa Valley. Night after night in the last ten days, small bands of Islamist fighters, weighed down by heavy loads of rockets, are attacking Hizballah strongholds and isolated guard and watch posts and ambushing military vehicles.
Both are designated terrorist groups by the United States government.
The Syrian conflict has indeed spilled over the border into Lebanon. It is also turning more and more into a sectarian confrontation between extremist Sunnis and radical Shiites.
“Them” tactics are not hard to understand – foment inner dissent between factions and let them kill each other off. Always remembering the Rothschild component of the Israeli government and the bottomless pit of funding.
Having said that, Israel still has a right to exist in that place, along with the others who’ve relatively recently been designated “Palestinians”.
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There’s another aspect to it and that is the hypersensitizing to achieve the opposite affect to what is stated. So “aid” becomes destruction, “equality and diversity” become divide and antagonize. Yet again we come down to the old argument among ourselves – intent or incompetence or both?
There’s a strong case it’s mal-intent using natural greed and incompetence, playing on patriotism, using things against themselves. The “why” is not too hard either, especially for a Christian – the insanity of the old enemy. However, if that’s not to your taste, then the insanity of those at the top will do. Let’s not quibble over who’s at the end of the corridor in that little room.
If you argue non-intent and therefore no NWO in the brains of the elite, then how do you explain the UN resolution posted yesterday? Johnnyrf’s comment was interesting:
I sincerely although perhaps foolishly believe that people’s natural tribal affinities will defeat any N.W.O. however cleverly the supporters of marxist thinking try to bring about an elitist govt. Ultimately 7 billion “stupid” will always out think and out manoeuver a few hundred thousand supposed geniuses, ( nevermind the quality, feel the width ) so to speak.
We have neither the ability to soothsay what those madmen are going to do nor, with diverted taxpayer money, supplemented by Themist funds, legit and otherwise, are they able to be forestalled. One can’t forestall what the general population is unaware of.
Thus Monsanto seeds go into Africa, along with new banks, seed and money banks, and there is the command and control, an evil Joseph administering the Pharoah’s silos and meting out grain and water.
So where do we little people place ourselves in juxtaposition to all this?
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I wish I had so much confidence in the 7 billion stupids. Every other person is, by definition, below average in ability to think at all, so out-thinking is not very likely. Cats and mice often do better. If there is any hope at all it is in the inability of the ‘elite’ to herd cats.