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Reports of recent significant military gains by the foreign-backed militants have indeed intensified efforts by the Syrian government to maintain its authority over the ravaged country.
by Finian Cunningham
President Barack Obama has warned that the use or movement of chemical weapons by the Syrian government would be a "red line" that could "change his calculations."
US President Barack Obama's renewed warning against Syria this week, that any use of chemical weapons by Syrian government forces is a red line triggering direct military assault on the country, can be seen as the Western powers moving towards their endgame of "regime change." Washington first raised the specter of Syrian chemical weapons several months ago and warned then that it would be forced to act militarily in order to "secure" such alleged stockpiles. Now the American president and his officials are rekindling fears of this contingency, with the added alleged development that the Syrian government of President Bashar Al Assad has become so desperate to survive that it is preparing to mobilize chemical warheads. Speaking in Washington, Obama upbraided the Syria government that "the world is watching" and that there would be "consequences" for any such deployment. US secretary of state Hillary Clinton echoed the warning and described the use of these weapons as "a red line." Tellingly, she added that if there is "any evidence" that the Syrian military had begun to use chemical warheads then "we are certainly planning to take action." Various Western media reported that American officials have over the past week stepped up contact with counterparts in other Western states to formulate a military response. This is said to include limited air strikes and the dispatch of thousands of ground forces. Previously, the US and other Western governments had declined to commit military forces to Syria, as they had done in Libya last year, preferring the covert option of proxy forces, including Persian Gulf Arab weapon suppliers and mercenary fighters. That calculus seems to be now changing. The first point to note from above is that the allegations of Syria mobilizing chemical weapons are stemming from unnamed and unverifiable American military intelligence sources, who have been busily briefing, anonymously, the major news media organizations, including CNN and the New York Times. These "reports" are then amplified by other Western media outlets, such as the Washington Post, BBC, Financial Times and Britain's Guardian newspaper.
This is the same process of disinformation that set Iraq up for an illegal nine-year war of aggression, beginning in 2003 – with over one million people killed – over that country's non-existent weapons of mass destruction. It is the same scurrilous, criminal process that has set up Iran up for crippling – and illegal – economic sanctions over unfounded allegations of nuclear weapons, which are in turn fuelling tensions towards a possible all-out war on the Islamic Republic.
That's why Obama and Clinton's latest warning words to Syria are ominous. "The world is watching… for any evidence of chemical weapons." In other words, the world is being prepared for a "shocking revelation" by American and Western spy agencies and ventriloquist media, who are about as trustworthy as a nest of scorpions and rattlesnakes. The second point to note is that the Syrian government has repeatedly denied possession of chemical weapons and that if it had such munitions it would not deploy them against its own citizens. Apart from the CIA and other anonymous secret service agents doing their best through trusty media outlets to whip up hysteria about sarin, VX, mustard gas and other horrors, the other tactic by Western forces is to portray the Damascus government as increasingly panicky and therefore sufficiently under duress that it would resort to such weapons. White House spokesman Jay Carney told media, "We believe that with the regime's grip on power loosening, with its failure to put down the opposition through conventional means, we have an increased concern about the possibility of the regime taking the desperate act of using its [alleged] chemical weapons."
Well, a big part of the reason unmentioned by the White House for why the Syrian military is failing to put down the opposition is because of the criminal, massive flow of weapons, funds, logistics, mercenaries and covert personnel that the American government and its Western allies and regional proxies have been funneling into Syria.
There is no doubting that after 21 months of unrelenting violence, the Western-backed insurgents and foreign mercenaries are taking a heavy toll on Syrian society and the Damascus government's control.
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Reports of recent significant military gains by the foreign-backed militants have indeed intensified efforts by the government to maintain its authority over the ravaged country. In particular, American-made surface-to-air missiles, reportedly supplied by Qatar and also possibly Saudi Arabia, appear to have lately given the anti-government militants crucial extra firepower and important tactical and territorial advantages. Western military sources are reportedly of the view that the Syrian national army and air force retain the upper-hand and are too strong to be seriously threatened with defeat. Nevertheless, with the Western-fomented havoc wreaking Syria – up to 700,000 refugees, five million displaced, 30-50,000 dead out of a population of 20 million – it is all too easy to portray and perceive an atmosphere of doom and desperation, which is then cited by the White House and its anonymous media agents as a "tipping point" for the imminent deployment of alleged chemical weapons of mass destruction. To this end, there seems to be a concerted effort in the past few days to convey the image of a country falling apart. Turkish officials have disclosed that it has fears that Syria may use chemical weapons against opposition militants on its border areas that prompted Ankara to request the supply of Patriot anti-missile systems in the coming weeks. Both the UN and the European Union are reported as closing down activities in Syria on grounds of "security concerns" and both organizations are said to be preparing for the imminent evacuation of all staff from the country. Regional airlines, including Egypt Air and Dubai's Emirates Airline, have this week cancelled regular services to Syria on the basis of "safety concerns". Both countries, it should be noted, are firmly in the Western geopolitical camp of demanding Assad's overthrow. Last weekend, the Syrian population was cut off from telecommunications in a three-day blackout that was blamed on sabotage. That too is serving to heighten an atmosphere of duress that the Western powers can cite as "evidence" that the Syrian authorities are "preparing to use chemical weapons". After 21 months of international conspiracy, the American-led propaganda war on Syria seems to be moving towards the endgame of providing the political cover for direct Western military attack on that unfortunate country. This is, of course, outrageously criminal. But it is entirely predictable from the bigger picture strategic agenda of Washington and its allies: to roll over the anti-imperialist Syrian enemy, install a pliable pro-Western regime, and then pave the way for the next round of war in the region – against Iran.
Editor's note: There's nothing more atrocious, mystifying and shameful than FPI hosting these barefaced Israel partisan clowns to tell us "what we ought to be doing about U.S. inaction in Syria." C' mon, it's so obvious these men are in bed with Israel, AIPAC, the Zionist Jewish lobby. Neither Syria nor Iran is a threat to the US or any other country. Where were these bleeding heart humanitarians, when Israel leveled Gaza? This is sheer hypocrisy. Bernard-Henri Lévy is an ignoble joke! and Senator McCain a senile, hypocritical, clueless oaf! Even President Putin dubs McCain "nuts", here. I loved it! Vladimir Putin lashed out at John McCain over his threats that Putin may face same fate as the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. He said: "Mr. McCain is known to have fought in Vietnam. I believe he has enough civilian blood on his hands. Is it that he can't live without such horrible disgusting scenes as the butchering of Gaddafi?" He added: "The West is not monolithic, and we have more friends than enemies."
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic (LA Phil) and Omniverse Vision Ltd. announced today that the critically-acclaimed performance featuring world-renowned Music Director Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil, LA Phil LIVE: Dudamel conducts Mahler 8, "Symphony of a Thousand," will be broadcast to movie theaters in more than 30 locations in Austria, Germany and Switzerland, beginning March 19. The broadcast from Caracas, Venezuela, showcases Dudamel leading the two organizations that have been so prominent in his life, the LA Phil and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela, in a dynamic performance of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 8, "Symphony of a Thousand."
The broadcast, recorded on February 18, is hosted by award-winning actor John Lithgow, and features soloists: Manuela Uhl, soprano 1; Julianna di Giacomo, soprano 2; Kiera Duffy, soprano 3; Anna Larsson, alto 1; Charlotte Hellekant, alto 2; Burkhard Fritz, tenor; Brian Mulligan, baritone; Alexander Vinogradov, bass; and the National Youth Choir of Venezuela, featuring 1,200 singers, totaling more than 1,400 musicians on stage. This exceptional presentation was the climactic performance of The Mahler Project – one of the pillars of the LA Phil's season – which featurEd Mahler's complete symphonic cycle presented in both Los Angeles and Caracas.
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At the Twins game Saturday evening, SAVE, in partnership with Medica Health Plans, will distribute information on managing depression, healthy living skills and suicide prevention in the Metrodome concourse throughout the evening. Dr. Dan Reidenberg, executive director of SAVE and Scott Craven, regional vice president of United Behavioral Health, will recognize Suicide Prevention Week and the importance of suicide prevention in an on-field, pre-game ceremony.
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Fitzgerald finished the 2012 campaign with 71 catches for just 798 yards and a career-low four touchdowns. It was a down year for Arizona's offense in general, the problems for which can be traced directly to one position.
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CHICAGO - JANUARY 03: Troy Bodie #50 of the Anaheim Ducks and Dustin Byfuglien #33 of the Chicago Blackhawks fight in the first period at the United Center on January 3, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The Blackhawks defeated the Ducks 5-2. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Dustin Byfuglien scored 34 seconds into the first period and the surging Winnipeg Jets never looked back as they beat the struggling Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 on Friday. Evander Kane, Tim Stapleton and Bryan Little also scored as the Jets (13-11-4) built a 4-0 lead after two periods and held on for their fourth straight win, their longest streak of the season. Blake Wheeler had three assists. Justin Faulk scored his first goal of the season on a point shot that was redirected to get the Hurricanes (9-18-4) on the board, and Brandon Sutter added a power-play goal to make it 4-2. Newly acquired defenseman Jaroslav Spacek, who came from Montreal in a Friday morning trade for Tomas Kaberle, assisted on both of Carolina's goals.
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I got my email in the first wave at 2pm UK time today 14/12/11. but had to work today so it wasnt until 4 hours later i got in.
just been in game for 6 hours. and almost releveled my beta character back to where he was at end of beta.
apart from a couple of laggy rooms in quest areas there has been no problems for me.
lots of folks about on korriban, but i only had to wait for respawn once whilst waiting for a person ahead of me
i do know a couple of US servers crashed yesterday ( not sure for how long)
but as far as i could tell no servers crashed tonight and only 4-6 had queues of a few mins across all servers
although it sucks not to be i game and playing from a personal poit of view.
from a massively multiplayer point of view the staggerd launch does seem to be working so far
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nice! the forum-fanboy-wars allready started have
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Have you played WoW lately? I have. Granted it was only to level 4 but that's about all I could take before I wanted to stab inanimate objects for no particular reason.
I was also in the Beta for SWTOR, briefly anyway..got to about level 5 before I decided the game wasn't for me and wasn't going to hold my interest.
So I know you can't really judge a game based on 4 levels but comparing the first 4 levels of each game, SWTOR is so much more highly polished than WoW...so much more..like astronomically more. Can you find where you are going to go for a quest in SWOTR? Of course you can. WoW? Ha! Good luck. The UI is way more polished and the VO is a nice touch. There are many other things that SWOTR does better than WoW as well, but it really isn't fair to compare a 7 year old game to a brand spanking new MMO either. (Not saying SWOTR doesn't have it's faults either, but I'll save that for some other time)
Is it WoW in space? no way, dude. I would have to say as far as themeparks go, SWOTR is a pretty well done game, at least for the first 4-6 levels. I didn't get much further cause I got bored..but then I was so used to playing GW that I didn't want to get too comfortable and have to make the switch back..so maybe it was more of that. Plus the bf wanted to play more heh.
All that being said, I am a GW2 fangirl...but I know not to knock a game that has some potential. It's great for people who want the traditonal themepark MMO experience..oh and Star Wars, of course. But it's just not for me :)
Back to the point I'm trying to make: some of you guys need to chill. And the GW2 fanbois and fangirls need to chill the heck out and stop trolling the SWTOR people. And the same goes for the SWTOR people. Stop trolling the GW2 people. You have your game, we have ours. Let's all just try to get along. We can agree to disagree but I wish people would stop with the WoW in space crap. it's really getting old guys. I know it's your "opinion" but it's annoying when I see this stated as "fact". It's not. You think it's WoW in space, but a lot of people, myself included, don't.
Do you want some cheese with that whine? :)
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Well havent read anyting in this tread besites the first op post ofc and the big green/white "discusion" above this (mine) post, was invited yesterday (also done a single beta weekend) and having a blast sofat, europian server, no lag, no resolution issue's as good as no ?? why the fuck aint this working chat in game at all. few people having some fps issue's mostly indoors.
as said having a blast but sw:tor aint perfect (yet), its not as done as we all hoped it to be and they made some odd choices in gamedesign. exsalpe being technical bloom still dropping fps to much and sometiems act up resulting in weird light beam issue's or even ambient lights being in the compleet wrong spot (only on youre client) AA aint active yet and some setting are simply lacking or very hard to find in the options UI.
odd design choises are for me the very limeted choices your character has in creations while theres tons more possible if they removed the silly restriction. like a male twilek can be red, but a female twilek cant be. a dark side zabrak is light brown -dark brown - red spectrum but a light side zabrak only has human skin tones. all tatoos come in one color ..dark brown..
these kind of restriction I found all over the game sofar ,perhaps to give incentive to play more alts but to me its stupid to restrict a player from "creative" characters they would like much more.
I got faith that in time they will resolve these things and it aint the most critical things anyway, the game runs smoot,the game is fun.. im happy. whatever anyone else thinks on any forum ...I dont give a damn :P
make up youre own minds. never listen to forum reviews. (incl this mini one) since it all comes down personal opinions.
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You confuse enforcement with giving incentives. It's your free choice.
This is the first MMO i preordered before having seen anything from it. Normally I am very strict about this and only buy if there is an open beta or a trial. But so far I have not regetted it by any means.
In the end it boils down to "lend the company your trust, that they will produce something that is worth your money, and they give you some small benefits in return" For them pre-orders gives some insurance about the outcome of their work. So it's a win-win.
One could have pre-ordered, attending the beta and in case of not liking cancelling the preorder. So there was not a huge risk here.
It's also safer for the company, since a guy who preorders is probably a fan anyway (or at least has some trust in them) and thus might be more forgiving for smaller nuisances and not downright damn the game to hell in all forums that are in the internet. This gives them some more time to remove problems. So the pre-launch is like the final rehearsal for the full launch.
Let's compare this to the launch of Age of Conan: This title also had early access (but you had to pay extra for this, mind you), a hype of biblic proportions prior to release and then created a huge (and deserved) outrage because of the sh1tload of bugs, problems, false promises, missing features down to false feature descriptions on the game box. But it was labeled "one of the smoothest launches in MMORPG" history by the producer.
Compared to this SWTOR and its launch (so far) is not AAA, it's AAAAAA+, not the slightest lag, no crashes, no waiting queues, no performance issues on my 3.5y old computer (playing 1920x1200, max details) - you just go in and play. This is the FIRST MMO, where I experience this (wootwoot: innovation!1!). Same for all my guildmates.
It's clear to me, that my trust in BW's professionalism was justified 100% opposed to all other companies whose games I played so far...


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