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Iranian Official Says Syria Allies 'Won't Allow Regime Change'
[An Nahar] A top Iranian military official warned on Tuesday that Syria's allies "will not allow regime change" and would land "decisive blows" on Damascus...The City of Jasminis the oldest continuously-inhabited city in the world. It has not always been inhabited by the same set of fascisti... 's enemies if they entered the growing conflict. "The Syrian people and the friends of Syria will not allow regime change," Brigadier General Masoud Jazayeri, the deputy chief of Iran's joint armed forces, was quoted as saying on the official website of the Revolutionary Guards, sepahnews.com. "Neither the friends of Syria nor the (anti-Israel) resistance movement (comprising Iranian, Syrian, Paleostinian and Hizbullah forces) have yet entered the scene," he said. "If they do, they will deliver decisive blows to the enemy front, in particular to the despised Arabs." Iran, ruled by a Shiite clergy, has reacted angrily to the public championing by Sunni rivals Soddy Arabia ...a kingdom taking up the bulk of the Arabian peninsula. Its primary economic activity involves exporting oil and soaking Islamic rubes on the annual hajj pilgrimage. The country supports a large number of princes in whatcha might call princely splendor. When the oil runs out the rest of the world is going to kick sand in their national face... and Qatar of arming Syria's rebels. Tehran is the staunchest ally of Syrian  Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneckal-Assad Supressor of the Damascenes... , whose Shiite Alawite-led regime bolsters Iran's anti-Israel politics and provides a conduit for Iranian support for Hizbullah in Leb. Jazayeri, who frequently voices hardline rhetoric on behalf of Iran's military, said: "The Syrians are very angry with the evil governments of America, Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and other allies of the terrorists." He charged that the United States and Israel were leading an "all-out campaign against Syria" but were facing a "great defeat". "Now, the enemy cannot do anything except through terrorist acts, bombings and media propaganda," he was quoted as saying. Arab and Western governments have repeatedly called for Assad to step down to help calm the raging bloodshed in Syria that human rights ...which are usually entirely different from personal liberty... monitors say has killed more than 19,000 people since the uprising erupted in March last year. Fears of violent sectarian splits and a possible proxy war have sharpened since a July 18 kaboom killed four high-ranking regime officials, including the defense minister. Iran's government has denied reports in the United States and even in a handful of Iranian outlets in May, citing a Revolutionary Guards commander, that Iranian troops had already been sent to Syria. Posted by: Fred 2012-07-25 |
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