NATO Puppets Plan to Invade Syria ... SoonBy Brandon Turbeville At this moment, Turkish forces are reportedly gathering at the nations southern border and Syrias northern border in a fashion that can signify little except the posturing for military action. While this article is in no way attempting to make predictions regarding possible military action, to provide dates, or even the hint that these possible attacks will definitively take place, the stage has clearly been set for some time for us to contemplate the possibility of such an attack. Indeed, in the last few weeks, geopolitical alliances and talks have begun to coalesce so as to indicate that such an attack is not only possible but probable in the near future. After all, the US and NATO have attempted to gin up support for a direct assault on Syria since early on in the crisis when it became apparent that proxy armies of terrorists alone were not going to accomplish regime change. The plans at least from Turkeys side of the fence appear to be twofold. First, the plan to attack Syria has been part of the NATO agenda from the moment the death squads were routed by Assads forces and Turkey has always been a major playing in this regard. Secondly, Prime Minister Recep Erdoans own governing party has been suffering under a number of scandals, criticisms, and failures over the last several months and, as is the case in every country, a foreign war is more than helpful in diverting the attention of the local population away from domestic concerns. While certainly not the cause, plunging support from the Turkish public is certainly a stick used to prod Erdoan into further action. Emboldened by their illegal war in Yemen and their ability to massacre civilians abroad with little condemnation, the Saudis are apparently feeling more capable of acting against Syria directly and especially in concert with the Turks and Qataris. These attacks on Syria would undoubtedly take place much like the Yemeni strikes with US backing and support. The plan was allegedly drawn up in Ankara, Turkey in collusion with the Qataris, who maintain interests in the region due to the Iranian pipeline that was scheduled to move through Syria. As Ziad Fadel of Syrian Perspective writes, With Irans sanctions set to expire soon after June, 2015, a new and energized Teheran would be the last thing the apes of Ankara and Riyaadh would want. Flush with new wealth, Iran could more easily buttress the economy of Syria as the SAA continues to sweep away the syphilis-carrying rats who keep mouthing that nihilistic and meaningless Allahu Akbar. The attack on Damascus would take place from the Qalamoon, Qunaytra and, possibly, from Derah in the south. The idea would be to overwhelm Syrian forces by utilizing Saudi Arabian air power. (Yawn). In the north, the Turks are expected to use their American-manufactured bombers to assist the Alqaeda rodents. Syrian missiles were supposed to be kept at bay by the Patriot Missile System batteries provided by certain NATO countries. The Turks have seriously miscalculated. Other sources have suggested that a direct military campaign against Syria will begin a bit further off, at the end of June, citing cryptic statements by death squad fighters and supporters that the battle in Syria will be hot until June 30. Turkey Saudi Arabia Qatar Agreements It was reported by the Huffington Post on April 12, 2015 that the Turks and the Saudis are now in high level talks regarding an agreement to form a military alliance to remove Bashar al-Assad from power in Syria. The talks are being mitigated by Qatar and have been known for quite some time. In fact, they have been taking place since at least February of this year. When the meetings were finally made public to Western audiences, Barack Obama chimed in to support the plans by stating that Sources cited by the Huffington Post suggested that, if the Turkey-Saudi Arabia talks go well, the two countries would move forward with their plans regardless of American support, military or otherwise. As Grim, Jones, and Schulberg wrote, Turkey and Saudi Arabia have traditionally found themselves at odds, despite both cooperating with their allies in NATO and the US. This tendency to work together closer and openly, however, has surprised many. As Andrew Korybko writes, Grim, Jones, and Schulberg point out that Turkey has recently taken more open steps indicating that it is preparing to deploy ground troops in Syria. They write that, At the very least, there has been a clear intensification of death squad activity in Northern Syria in the areas bordering Turkey. This is obviously because of Turkish assistance, training, arming, and funneling of jihadists into Syria through their borders. It is also because the recent strengthening of the alliance between Turkey and Saudi Arabia has resulted in even further alliances between the two interlopers proxy forces who often fought separately from one another due to minor differences in religious ideology (at the bottom levels of their fighting forces). As Korbyko points out, As the Huffington Post reported, As mentioned earlier, Ziad Fadel hastened to point out that, with the Iranian sanctions set to expire in June 2015 a new and energized Teheran would be the last thing the Turks and Saudis want to see. Flush with new wealth, Iran could more easily buttress the economy of Syria as the SAA continues to sweep away the syphilis-carrying rats who keep mouthing that nihilistic and meaningless Allahu Akbar, he writes. Make no mistake, however, while the mainstream press attempts to present the actions of Saudi Arabia and Turkey as independent and centered around their own interests, the truth is that the alliances and any military action will be part of the NATO sponsored and directed plan to destroy Syria and, later, Iran. As Korybko writes in his article, The only other country that could possibly bring together Israel, Egypt, and Turkey in various Mideast hot and cold wars is the US, making it seem as though Saudi Arabia endeavors to be a mini-America in the area. Saudi Arabia and Turkeys moves in the Middle East, at least in regards to the larger geopolitical spectrum, are most certainly not independent. In fact, it would be safe to say that both countries along with Qatar have played the role of the US and NATOs puppets for quite some time. What War Might Look Like Much like the ensuing provocations taking place in Ukraine and hence Russia, provocations in the Middle East can have wide-reaching effects. A Saudi-Turk strike against Syria could serve to finally end the resistance put up by Bashar al-Assad and turn the country into another Libya. Or it could backfire and result in the downing of large quantities of invading jets as well as the potential destruction of Turkish infrastructure and the loss of Turkish lives in addition to its Syrian victims. Such an attack could also draw in regional powers like Iran and Israel or even the ultimate involvement of Russia and the United States. At this point, one can only speculate when the direct assault on Syria will take place. However, as we move into the weekend and as military posturing from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar continues to become more threatening, it is important to watch the developments closely and to oppose any and all involvement of NATO, the GCC, or the US in Syrian affairs. For those of us who have tried to warn of and prevent a direct military intervention in Syria, we must now continue to keep the Syrian people in our thoughts and prayers. Recently from Brandon Turbeville: Brandon Turbeville is an author out of Florence, South Carolina. He has a Bachelors Degree from Francis Marion University and is the author of six books, Codex Alimentarius The End of Health Freedom, 7 Real Conspiracies,Five Sense Solutionsand Dispatches From a Dissident, volume 1 and volume 2, and The Road to Damascus: The Anglo-American Assault on Syria.Turbeville has published over 500 articles dealing on a wide variety of subjects including health, economics, government corruption, and civil liberties. Brandon Turbevilles podcast Truth on The Tracks can be found every Monday night 9 pm EST at UCYTV. He is available for radio and TV interviews. Please contact activistpost (at) gmail.com. Perhaps Syria will nuke Ankara. Perhaps Sergei Lavrov might have a friendly word with Erdogan, and just happen to mention that any serious involvement in Syria will jeopardize any further possibility of gas deliveries to his nation. Syria was the staging grounds for the final development of Operation Cycle 2.0, i.e. ISIS. US mainstream media is currently in a hysterical reporting cycle on ISIS amassing in the US for attacks. Perhaps reports of another round of targeting Assad and Syria coming from a fake alt news site like Huffington Post is more about a fog of war. I assume HP never admits ISIS is a CIA construct supported by a large multi-national coalition. Sadly, a large portion of Syria has already been sacrificed on the NWO alter of constructive chaos and creative destruction. Mad Maxxed like Iraq and Libya while we wait to be Greeced. If they think Syria is another Libya then theyve dead wrong. As our government plays footsies under the covers with the banksters, Rome is burning. Have you noticed that all countries that dont play by the rules of the Central Bankers are targeted for regime change and the US Gov,Inc provides the manpower. Last time I looked methinks that is a human rights violation. You didnt mention the plan for a gas pipeline from Qatar to Turkey, via Syria, as part of the strategy? Theres a prophecy in the bible if anyone that believes in our Lord would like to knowIsaiah 17:1 The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap. As Syria is a HUGE city at this time, and of course this has never happened to Syria at any time in history, I expect this to come about in our near future, and its going to be horrible. This seems nearer than any other time in history. We should pray for them. 