Showing posts with label SYRIZA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SYRIZA. Show all posts

Friday, February 27, 2015

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - February 23, 2015

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - February 23, 2015

Brandon discusses Syria, Ukraine, Greece and the possible future attack (physical, financial, color revolution, etc) on all of these countries.






Saturday, February 14, 2015

As Opposition Gains Victories, World Elite Prepare Response

Anthony Freda Art
Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
February 14, 2015

With the recent victories by the Syrian Army on the battlefield, the open response to Israel by Hezbollah, the success of the anti-Austerity SYRIZA party in Greece, and the Russian-brokered ceasefire in Ukraine, the Anglo-American establishment is obviously unhappy. However, the Atlanticists are clearly not going to sit idly by while their best laid plans are put awry.

Indeed, NATO military and political forces already seem to be preparing to douse even the mere spark of a multi-polar world that rejects the policies dictated from international bankers and the NATO headquarters.

Hezbollah Challenge to Israeli Lawlessness

Although part of a much larger resilience of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad to the destabilization campaign and foreign invasion of Western-backed terrorists, Hezbollah’s recent response to Israeli aggression in Syria – against Syria, Hezbollah, and Iran – was the first publicly visible and physical counterattack against NATO and the “new Ulster” settler state of Israel since the Syrian crisis began.

The Hezbollah response came after an Israeli airstrike in Syria that killed a number of Hezbollah fighters and a top commander as well as a top Iranian commander. The attack also claimed the life of Jihad Mughniyeh. Mughniyeh was the son of top Hezbollah military commander, Imad Mughniyeh, who was himself assassinated in Damascus in 2008, an incident that is widely attributed to Israel.

As a response, it was reported by the Syrian Perspective website, which maintains close contacts with the Syrian military, that Hezbollah struck an Israeli military convoy traveling along the Lebanese/Israeli border. It was reported by Mehr News that 17 Israeli soldiers were killed and that 1 Israeli soldier was taken prisoner. The event was reported virtually nowhere else.


Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Is Soros Preparing A Color Revolution For Greece?

Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
February 9, 2015

With the recent victory of Syriza in Greece, opponents of austerity the world over have been rejoicing. The news from a country crushed by austerity policies, the European Central Bank, the IMF, and corrupt oligarchs is now heralding a shift in direction toward a “third way” that does not simply involve trading one austerity oligarch and his party for another.

For many in Greece, the signal is clear – help seems to be on the way.

For those watching the developments from afar, the hope is that the spark in Greece will light the brushfire across Europe and the rest of the world that says “No!” to austerity and banker domination of national economies.

Yet, while the signs coming out of Greece may seem positive at first, there is an ominous cloud approaching – the cloud of George Soros and his color revolution apparatus.

If Syriza is truly as anti-austerity, anti-banker, and anti-troika as its rhetoric and even its first actions seem to indicate, then the Greek oligarchs, international bankers, corporate boards, and secret societies will undoubtedly respond as soon as they are able to mount a calculated strategy.

George Soros and his color revolution networks may just be the response these oligarchs are ready to mount.

Indeed, Soros has been founding and opening his infamous “Solidarity Centres” in Greece since January, 2014 using philanthropy and economic relief as justification for the opening of the centers. Because of Soros’ track record, one would be justified in wondering whether or not Soros’ Solidarity Centres’ grand openings were for the purposes of misdirecting the growing Greek discontent with austerity policies or if it was more in anticipation of a Syriza victory in the coming elections.