U.S. Moves to Impose “Buffer Zone” Inside Syria Near Jordan Border
Kurt Nimmo
Prison Planet.com
October 10, 2012
Following days of shelling by Turkey to establish a “buffer zone” in Syria, the United States has sent a military task force of more than 150 planners and other specialists to Jordan to establish a similar zone between Syria and Jordan. The zone on the Syrian side of the border would be enforced by Jordanian troops and be supported politically and logistically by the United States, according to the New York Times.
The Times describes the proposed violation of Syrian national sovereignty as a noble effort by the United States to manage an exodus of Syrian refugees and “prepare for the possibility that Syria will lose control of its chemical weapons and be positioned should the turmoil in Syria expand into a wider conflict.”
In June, Israeli Defense minister Ehud Barak added to the propaganda offensive aimed at Syria when he said Hezbollah in Lebanon will receive chemical weapons after the al-Assad regime falls. A few weeks later, the Pentagon announced it had made contingency plans to send teams of special operations troops into Syria to secure chemical weapons depots. According to the British Daily Star, however, nearly 200 elite British SAS and SBS troops were already in or around Syria hunting for al-Assad’s weapons of mass destruction. “The Star also claims that the SAS are accompanied by British MI6, US CIA, and both French and American soldiers,” Tony Cartalucci wrote for Infowars.com on August 26.
The United States sent troops to Jordan for the planned offensive against Syria as early as December. Whistleblower activist Sibel Edmonds reported December 11 that “foreign military groups, estimated at hundreds of individuals,” had taken up positions in the city of al-Mafraq, ten kilometers from the Syrian border. The presence of foreign troops were also reported by a Jordanian military officer who asked to remain anonymous, according to Edmonds’ blog.
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