اللعنة السورية تصيب الجميع: بعد أردوغان أمير قطر في المشفى وسط مخاوف جدية من انقلاب عليه
The Syrian curse affects everyone: Erdogan after the Emir of Qatar in the hospital amid fears of a coup by the serious
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2011.12.06
Seems that the curse Syrian affect all those involved in the events taking place in Syria, after the announcement hit Erdogan cancer (Part 2) in advanced stages, said a source familiar with in the Qatari capital Doha, the security bodies of country has taken strict security precautions in place key in the country, and public facilities, and enhanced security guards at the homes senior men of the emirate, as a state of tension unprecedented control of the leaders in the security authorities of the Emir of Qatar Hamad Al Thani.
In a related development, diplomatic sources told Gulf's site (Al Manar)-Maqdisi that the Qatari security services have arrested more than seventy people, including men and families of students, while three officers under investigation since the Qataris for more than a month, as directed by these officers, security charges is different.
And sources added that these measures are in the time remaining under Hamad Al-Thani, Emir of the chiefdom, to the treatment in a private hospital to the royal family under the supervision of foreign medical doctors, and sources indicate that the Emir of Qatar to the fear of a coup by members of the ruling family, the Like the current off Prince's father when he was sitting on the throne.
The CIA of the «« cia expected in the confidential reports have last April a coup in Qatar led by Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Hamad bin Jassim emir Hamad bin Khalifa, where sources say the Gulf that the U.S. intelligence guessed ally Hamad, which made him put an end to the aspirations of the Minister of State before they run the latest information about the new attempt.
The Hamad came to power after a coup on his father Sheikh Khalifa Al-Thani, who has Saudi Arabia, UAE recording (audio and pictures) has a saying, "invited him drink from the same cup and Ingdr it from the people closest to him .. invited by God to prevail in the face, such as Masod my face"
The Emir of Qatar has replaced the current mandate of the Covenant between the two sons and the sons as those who have no interest in politics as much as what they are interested in concerts by national sources.
Turkish Figures: Erdogan Represents Imperialism Targeting Syria
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Dec 10, 2011
ANKARA, (SANA) – Leader of the Turkish National Movement, Devlet Bahceli, described the current Turkish Government chaired by Recep Tayyip Erdogan as "representative of the imperialist plots which target Syria and the region."
During a Turkish Parliament session on Saturday, Bahceli said some parties in Turkey are pushing the country to "the dangerous dead-end in Syria," because the fall of Syria would lead to dangerous developments the results of which no one can predict.
Meanwhile, chairwoman of the Turkish Businessmen Union, Umit Poyner, stressed that the stance of Erdogan's government towards Syria is a result of provocations from London, Paris and other capital cities.
Poyner called in a statement on Erdogan's government to be cautious over the conspiracy hatched against Syria, pointing out that Turkey is facing economic problems because of the Syrian crisis.
For his part, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Akvan Company, a leading company in Turkey, Hamdi Akin expressed worries over Erdogan's policies towards Syria.
Honorary Chairman of the Turkish Businessmen Union, Rahmi Koc, called on the Turkish Government not to interfere in the Syrian affairs, stressing that Syria is different from all other countries in the region.
Alawites in Turkish border city dread Assad's fall
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December 10, 2011 12:19 PM
Agence France Presse
Antakya, Turkey: In Antakya, a cosmopolitan Turkish city on the border with Syria, the Alawite minority has taken sides against Ankara in staunch defence of Bashar Assad - dreading their fate if he is toppled.
Rejecting their government's tough stance and sanctions against Damascus, the group outrightly belies the deadly crackdown that has killed more than 4,000 people in Syria since March, according to UN figures.
"We know full well that there is no oppression in Syria," says Ali Yeral, president of the Ehli Beyt Alawite association in Antakya -- summarising the predominant attitude.
"Of course there are a few small problems ... but you have to allow time for President Bashar al-Assad's regime to put in place democratic reforms."
The Alawites form a minority Shiite branch that counts Syria's ruling Assad family among its adherents.
It has about two million devotees in Syria, strongly represented in the top ranks of the army and the Baath party in power -- and hundreds of thousands in Turkey, mainly around Antakya where they retain strong links with their brethren across the border.
Expatriate Alawites have for the most part remained loyal to the embattled regime in Damascus.
"Everything is calm in the (Syrian) cities. There is nothing in (the northwestern town of) Latakia; the people who come here say that they are living normally," claimed Suheyla Kocak, an actress in the Antakya municipal theatre which has staged numerous plays in Syria.
"Where are the incidents happening? In remote areas, where people are ignorant and where they can easily lose their heads. It is in these types of places where they are fighting and killing each other."
"Millions of people are on the street to support (Assad's) reforms," added Ali Yeral.
"But certain television stations, in particular Al-Jazeera, do everything to ignore it and instead show 200 to 300 members of a bloody terrorist organisation demonstrating," said Yeral.
Lurking behind such denialism may be the threat of reprisals against the Alawites, in Syria and elsewhere, should Assad's regime fall.
"If Assad is overthrown, it is clear that there will be a massacre of Alawites," said Yeral.
"After that, Lebanon's Hezbollah will be in the line of fire, then Iraq, Iran, and this will reach all the way to Turkey and Saudi Arabia."
Yusuf Mutlu, a restaurant owner, blames the Muslim Brotherhood for the violence in Syria. The movement is banned in Syria and all of its officials live in exile.
"The Muslim Brotherhood are the ones who are creating all of these incidents," he claimed.
Mutlu said he had little sympathy for the 7,500 Syrian refugees in the Antakya region, with their terrifying tales of the devastation committed by the Syrian army.
Neither was he convinced by Ankara's calls for Assad to stand down or the wisdom of sanctions against Damascus when relations between Syria and Turkey were warm just a year ago.
"As an Alawite, it hurt me deeply ... that an official with the Turkish Republic commits religious discrimination," he added, referring to a statement by senior AKP ruling party official Huseyin Celik in September in which he underlined the role of Alawites in Syria's power structures.
Syrian embassy protest draws hundreds
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By Muath Freij
11 December 2011
AMMAN - Despite the chilly weather, more than 300 Syrians performed noon prayers and held a protest outside the Syrian embassy on Friday in solidarity with demonstrators in their home country.
Following the Friday prayer, men, women and children waved Syrian flags and chanted slogans denouncing the ongoing bloodshed in Syria.
During the protest, the embassy played Syrian patriotic music on its loudspeakers.
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