Obama and Al-Qaeda

Coming out that Obama is in bed with Al-Qaeda. Guess he killed Osama in a faction fight. Disclosures that fighters from at least 29 countries are filtering into Syria, made by a United Nations special commission on Syria, have received widespread coverage around the world, again exposing President Obama's lie that his administration is supporting a "democratic" revolution in that country. Members of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria held press conference on Thursday in Brussels to release their latest quarterly report, which demonstrates that the conflict in Syria is becoming increasingly sectarian and violent and dominated by foreign fighters. They come from all over, Europe and America, and especially the neighboring countries," Karen Abuzayd, a member of the commission told reporters, adding that names from 29 states had been recorded so far among fighters entering Syria, according to a widely-circulated Reuters wire story. "Violence has increased dramatically in and around major cities, in particular Damascus and Aleppo, where anti-Government fighters have advanced to neighbourhoods close to the cities centres," the report stated. "Interviews with fighters, including some defectors, indicate that newly formed armed opposition groups are less likely to attach themselves to the Free Syrian Army (FSA). Many operate independently from existing groups or are affiliated to Islamist groups such as Jabhat al-Nusra. Foreign fighters, many of whom also have links to other extremist groups, are present in Idlib, Latakia and Aleppo governorates. Multiple interviewees noted that while these groups are independent of the FSA, they coordinate attacks with them." In this context, the report continues: "The Commission has received credible reports of anti-Government armed groups attacking Alawites and other pro-Government minority communities. One interviewee, an FSA fighter in Latakia, detailed how, upon capturing Government forces, the Sunni captives were imprisoned while Alawites were immediately executed. On 30 October, a bomb exploded near an important Shia shrine outside of Damascus, killing and injuring several people. On 6 November, a car bomb exploded in the Alawite neighborhood of Hai al-Wuroud in the north-west of Damascus, reportedly killing ten people." "Most of the foreign fighters filtering into Syria to join the anti-Government armed groups (or to fight independently alongside them) are Sunnis hailing from countries in the Middle East and North Africa," said the UN report. Two other notable, recent examples of exposure of Obama's alliance with al-Qaeda forces in Syria, are: * "The U.S. Fully Aware of al-Qaeda Presence in Syria and Overlooks Its Arming," says the Mideast SANA news service, reporting on a lengthy article published on Dec. 19 in the India paper The Hindu. SANA says the Hindu article reports that "the U.S. has been fully aware of the presence of al-Qaeda in the so-called Free Syrian Army since April 20, 2011 when Jihadis captured a truck (or Armoured Personnel Carrier) near Deraa, and killed all the 18 or 20 soldiers it was carrying, not by shooting them, but by cutting their throats in the approved Islamic manner." Despite all the evidence to the contrary, the Obama Administration still pretends that the jihadis make up only a tiny fraction of the Free Syrian Army. The Hindu cited videos posted by the armed terrorist groups themselves, which show that the armed opposition in Syria has been sliding inexorably into the hands of radical Islamists. Thousands of foreign fighters have poured into Syria from Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, and places as far apart as Pakistan and Chechnya, the Hindu reported. It also noted YouTube videos posted by the armed groups, showing their members executing captured Syrian soldiers and civilians in the approved manner. * "Nusra Front growing in popularity as Syrian fighting worsens," was an article run recently in the Daily Star of Beirut. "Having seen its star wane in Iraq, Al-Qaeda has staged a comeback in neighboring Syria," says the Daily Star, adding that the rise of the al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria, the Nusra Front "could usher in a long and deadly confrontation with the West, and perhaps Israel." The Nusra Front "has claimed responsibility for spectacular and deadly bombings in Damascus and Aleppo, and its fighters have joined other rebel brigades in attacks on Assad's forces," reports the Daily Star, adding that, "According to Site Intelligence group, Nusra claimed responsibility in one day alone last month for 45 attacks in Damascus, Deraa, Hama and Homs provinces that reportedly killed dozens, including 60 in a single suicide bombing." Members of the group interviewed by Reuters say Nusra aims to revive the Islamic caliphate, which "alarms many in Syria, from minority Christians, Alawites and Shiites to traditionally conservative but tolerant Sunnis, who are concerned that Nusra would try to impose Taliban-style rule." The Daily Star quotes "Omar," described as a 25-year-old university graduate and former army conscript who deserted and joined Nusra. "Our aim is to depose Assad, defend our people against the military crackdown and build the caliphate," Omar said in a phone interview. "Many in the Free Syrian Army have ideas like us and want an Islamic state."