After the fall of Tripoli in September 2011 thanks to the military engagement of France - which Doha would have financed, according to a document published yesterday by Blast -, Qatar wrote the scenario of the hoped-for fall of another dictator, Bashar El -Assad, in the presence of a surprising envoy from France: Bernard-Henri Lévy. This is indicated in a new report from the Qatari authorities, the content of which we are revealing.https://www.blast-info.fr/articles/2...QMKbi4Qok7255g
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"adviser and special envoy of His Excellency French President Nicolas Sarkozy". His name is ... Bernard-Henri Lévy!
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"We agreed with the opposition that, as soon as the Syrian forces withdrew from towns and villages, the organizers of demonstrations called for people to take to the streets. and to occupy public places in large towns and other Sunni-majority towns. Assad will try to suppress the demonstrators, execution operations - in particular old people and children - in front of the media and Arab observers will arouse the anger of the people ”. This political-fiction scenario is becoming more and more precise: “The funerals of the victims will serve as fuel for revolution and violence and will cause splits within the army and power. At that time, the armed rebels will freely occupy the places where the army was and invade the populated neighborhoods in the cities, thus moving the fighting from the rural areas to the interior of the cities, in particular Damascus and Aleppo ”
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"The last solution to annihilate Assad, continues Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassem Bin Jabr Al-Thani according to the report, is to support the free army and the rebels with weapons, in particular qualitative weapons, to create a balance of deterrence and send them reinforcements by very experienced foreign fighters and jihadists; as well as by the creation of military camps in border countries, notably in Israel, to train armed militants and train volunteers and provide them with logistical support as is the case in Turkey, and open access corridors to them in Syria safe. "
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"You just have to provide the money and our media and security networks will take care of - upon withdrawal. Syrian forces - sending thousands of phone and email messages, and the (TV) channels will call on the Syrian people and the Sunni community to seize the opportunity of the presence of foreign media and Arab observers to descend into the streets and occupy the public squares of large cities, especially Damascus and Aleppo. "
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Bernard-Henri Lévy, that's what we can read, also has ideas in terms of military strategy. To swell the ranks of the Syrian insurgents, there would be a solution: "The French forces in Libya have finished training a large number of Libyan fighters under the command of Mr. Harati and they will soon be sent to Syria to help the army. free. I will talk to President Sarkozy about the possibility of providing them with suitable weapons and I will talk to my friends in Chechnya to send experienced fighters. "
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In February 2016, Lévy published a new book entitled L'Esprit du Judaisme. An English version, The Genius of Judaism, was published by Random House in January 2017. In his foreword he describes this work as "a sequel, 40 years later" to Testament de Dieu, his earlier, widely considered seminal, opus. The book explores the reasons why the State of Israel is considered to be a litmus test for Jews and non-Jews alike; as well as the roots and causes of anti-Semitism where it existed, still exists, or is newly nascent. But, most of all, the book is devoted to Levy's ″defense of a certain idea of man and God, of history and time, of power, voice, light, sovereignty, revolt, memory, and nature—an idea that contains what I call, in homage to one of the few really great French writers to have understood some of its mystery, the genius of Judaism.″
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