US troops surround Syria on the eve of invasion? / U.S. to aid Lebanese border defense
A former official from within the ranks of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is reporting that US and NATO forces have landed outside of Syria and are training militants to overthrow the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, formerly a translator with the FBI, wrote over the weekend that American soldiers are among the NATO troops that have mysteriously and suddenly landed on the Jordanian and Syrian border. According to her, several sources internationally have confirmed the news, although the US media has been instructed to temporarily censor itself from reporting the news.
Additionally, Edmonds says that American and NATO forces are training Turkish troops as well, to possibly launch a strike from the north of Syria.
Edmonds writes that an Iraqi journalist based out of London has confirmed that US forces that vacated the Ain al-Assad Air Base in Iraq last week did in fact leave the country as part of President Obama’s drawdown of troops, but rather than return home, the soldiers were transferred into Jordan during the late hours of Thursday evening. Another source, writes Edmonds, informs her that “soldiers who speak languages other than Arabic” have been moving through Jordan mere miles from the country’s border with Syria. Troops believed to be NATO/American-affiliated have been spotted between the King Hussein Air Base in al-Mafraq and the Jordanian village of Albaej and its vicinity.
http://rt.com/usa/news/us-nato-syria-edmonds-709/
U.S. to aid Lebanese border defense
Published: Dec. 7, 2011 at 1:32 PM
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Dec. 7 (UPI) -- Washington is willing to help the Lebanese military secure its borders, a U.S. diplomat said during a visit with Lebanon's prime minister.
Jeffrey Feltman, U.S. assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern Affairs, arrived Wednesday in Beirut to discuss regional affairs. His visit follows a rare public appearance by Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, who told supporters that while he saw the need for some reforms, he stood by his allies in Syria.
With concerns growing over the possible regional fallout from the potential for civil war in Syria, Feltman said Washington was committed to helping the Lebanese military secure its borders, The Daily Star newspaper in Lebanon reports.
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