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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
West seeks imperialist policy in Syria: American author
2012-05-27
The West seeks to follow its imperialist policy inside Syria through military intervention, an American author and historian tells Press TV.

Webster Griffin Tarpley says the Western powers would like to follow their imperialist policy "using the people NATO
...the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. A collection of multinational and multilingual and multicultural armed forces, all of differing capabilities, working toward a common goal by pulling in different directions...
has on the ground (in Syria) at the moment."

He made the comments in an interview with Press TV on Saturday.

Tarpley added that those NATO "people" are supplemented by "mercenaries from La Belle France, Turkey and other countries."

"This is of course the essence of the imperialist policy. It is partition, mini-states, micro-states and failed states."

The American author also stated that the West tries to "cut a corridor, and it will not be a humanitarian corridor, it will be a terror corridor" into Syria.

The West and the opposition blame the Syrian government for the unrest that began in March 2011, but Damascus
...Capital of the last remaining Baathist regime in the world...
says foreign-sponsored "terrorists" are responsible for the turmoil.

Meanwhile,
...back at the alley, Slats Chumbaloni was staring into a hole that was just .45 inch in diameter and was less than three feet from his face ...
the new Syrian parliament held its first meeting on May 24, under a new constitution approved by a majority of voters in a February referendum.

Also on May 24, Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneck al-Assad
Sonny, disguised as Fredo, trying to be Mike...
said, "Syria has been able to overcome the pressures and threats it has faced for years and is able to get out of this crisis thanks to the strength of its people and commitment to unity and independence."
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