Which is not to be confused with the plain vanilla PFLP. PFLP-GC is headed by a former Syrian captain, is headquartered in Damascus, and controlled therefrom. Not that it actually does much but issue communiques and sometimes blow up somebody's car in Leb...
In the event of "a foreign attack, we discussed with our brothers (in the Syrian regime), with Hizbullah chief His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah
The satrap of the Medes and the Persians in Leb...
and our brothers in Iran, we will be part of this battle," he revealed.
In an interview with Beirut-based Mayadeen television, Jibril said that if a "Turkish-European alliance or NATO
...the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. A cautionary tale of cost-benefit analysis....
escalate... we will take to the streets and fight on behalf of all those with honor and our Syrian brothers."
Jibril also cited Nasrallah as saying Hizbullah would fight on behalf of the Syrian regime, and described the Iran-Syria-Hizbullah alliance as "one axis" that the PFLP-GC is part of.
He added that he met recently with Nasrallah, Iran's diminutive President
Mahmoud Short RoundAhmadinejad and Syrian
Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneckal-Assad
Lord of the Baath...
, without specifying when.
He also noted that the Hizbullah chief "said he would join this battle, in the event of a foreign attack" on Syria.
The Iranian regime, he said, told him it would not allow a strike on Syria. "We have warned the Turks several times not to play with fire," Jibril said.
Echoing the Syrian regime's discourse, the PFLP-GC chief said the 16-month uprising against Assad was not a genuine local movement, but rather "a change in the foundations of this region in order to create a new Middle East," referring to a term coined in 2006 by former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Jibril described the defense of the Syrian regime as "a decisive battle." Victory would be necessary, he said, in order to "defeat the American and Zionist projects."
The PFLP-GC is a radical Paleostinian faction that is based in Damascus
...Capital of the last remaining Baathist regime in the world...
.