Quote:Published On: Sun, Jun 22nd, 2014
[B][B]U.S. Embassy in Ankara Headquarter for ISIS War on Iraq Hariri Insider[/B][/B]

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[B]Christof Lehmann (nsnbc) : [B]The green light for the use of ISIS brigades to carve up Iraq, widen the Syria conflict into a greater Middle East war and to throw Iran off-balance was given behind closed doors at the Atlantic Council meeting in Turkey, in November 2013, told a source close to Saudi Lebanese billionaire Saad Hariri, adding that the U.S. Embassy in Ankara is the operation's headquarter.

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Photo:Aydinlik Daily


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[B]A "trusted source" close to the Saudi Lebanese multi-billionaire and former Lebanese P.M. Saad Hariri told on condition of anonymity, that the final green light for the war on Iraq with ISIS or ISIL brigades was given behind closed doors, at the sidelines of the Atlantic Council's Energy Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, on November 22 23, 2013.[/B][B]The Atlantic Council is one of the most influential U.S. think tanks with regard to U.S. and NATO foreign policy and geopolitics. Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe stressed the importance of the Energy Summit and the situation in the Middle East before the summit in November, saying:[/B]

[B]"We view the current period as a turning point, just like 1918 and 1945. Turkey is in every way a central country, as a creator of regional stability. However much the USA and Turkey can work in unison, that is how effective they will be."

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[B]
Dr. Henry Kissinger


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[B]The summit was, among others, attended by Turkey's President Abdullah Gül, U.S. Energy Secretary Ernst Monitz, Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former U.S. National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft.[/B][B]It is noteworthy that Scowcroft has long-standing ties to Henry Kissinger and to the Minister of Natural Resources of the Kurdish Administrated Region of Northern Iraq.[/B]

[B]"Had Baghdad been more cooperative about the Syrian oil fields at Deir-Ez-Zor in early 2013 and about autonomy for the North [Iraq's northern, predominantly Kurdish region] they would possibly not have turned against al-Maliki; Or he would have been given more time", said the Hariri insider during the almost two-hour-long conversation.

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In April 2013 the EU lifted its ban on the import of Syrian oil from "rebel held territory to finance the opposition".


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[B]In March 2013, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry demanded that Iraq "stops the arms flow to Syria", while U.S. weapons were flowing to ISIS via Saudi Arabia into Iraq and Jordan.[/B][B]On Monday, April 22, 2013, 27 of the 28 E.U. foreign ministers agreed to lift the ban on the import of Syrian oil from opposition-held territories to allow the "opposition" to finance part of its campaign.[/B]

[B]"ISIS that was supposed to control [the region around]Deir Ez-Zor. [Turkish Energy Minister Taner] Yildiz and [Kurdish] Energy Minister Ashti] Hawrami were to make sure the oil could flow via the Kirkuk Ceyhan [pipeline];… Ankara put al-Maliki under a lot of pressure about the Kurdish autonomy and oil, too much pressure, too early, if you'd ask me", the source said. He added that the pressure backfired.

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[B]
Plotting: Red, by Maj.® Agha H.Amin. Blue, by Christof Lehmann


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[B]Previous reports confirmed that Baghdad started intercepting weapons and insurgents along the Saudi Iraqi border, cutting off important supply lines for ISIS brigades around Deir Ez-Zor, and that Al-Maliki began complaining about a Saudi Qatari-backed attempt to subvert the Iraqi State since late 2012. Noting my remark he replied:[/B]

[B]"That is right, but the heavy increase in attacks came in May June 2013, after al-Maliki ordered the military to al-Anbar ".[/B]

[B]A previous article in nsnbc explains how Baghdad's blockade caused problems in Jordan, because many of the transports of weapons, fighters and munitions had to be rerouted via Jordan.[/B][B]The Hariri insider added that the oil fields should have been under ISIS control by August 2013, but that the plan failed for two reasons. The UK withdrew its support for the bombing of Syria. That in turn enabled the Syrian army to dislodge both ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusrah from Deir Ez-Zor in August.[/B]

[B]"The situation was a disaster because in June Hariri, Yidiz, Hawrami, Scowcroft, and everybody was ready to talk about how to share the oil between the U.S., Turkey and E.U.. The Summit in November should have dealt with a fait accompli", the Hariri source stressed, adding that Washington put a gun to al-Maliki's head when he was invited to the White House.[/B]

[B]Both the President of the Kurdish region of Iraq, Masoud Barzani and Iraqi PM Nouri al-Maliki were[URL="http://nsnbc.me/2013/11/03/us-invites-barzani-and-al-maliki-up-to-atlantic-council-energy-summit/"]invited to Washington in early November
2013[/URL].[/B][B]

"Certain circles in Washington put a hell of a lot of pressure on Obama to put a gun to al-Maliki's head", said the Hariri source, adding that "time was running out and Obama was hesitant". Asked what he meant with "time was running out" and if he could specify who it was that pushed Obama, he said:[/B]

[B]"Barzani was losing his grip in the North (Kurdish Iraq); the election [in September] was a setback. All plans for distributing Iraqi oil via Turkey and for sidelining Baghdad were set between Kirkuk and Ankara in early November…[/B][B]"Who exactly pressured Obama? I don't know who delivered the message to Obama. I suspect Kerry had a word. It's more important from where the message came, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Nuland and the Keagan clan, Stavridis, Petreaus, Riccardione, and the neo-con crowd at the [Atlantic] Council. … As far as I know ´someone` told Obama that he'd better pressure al-Maliki to go along with Kurdish autonomy by November or else. Who exactly ´advised` Obama is not as important as the fact that those people let him know that they would go ahead, with, or without him".[/B]

[B]Asked whether he knew details, how the final green light for the ISIS campaign was given, he said:[/B]

[B]" Behind closed doors, in the presence of both Scowcroft, Hariri, and a couple of other people". To my question "if he could be more specific" he replied "I could; I want to stay alive you know; Riccardione was tasked with the operation that day".[/B]

[B]Noting that a prominent member of Saudi Arabia's royal family, Prince Abdul Rachman al-Faisal has been named as the one being "in command" of the ISIS brigades, and if he could either confirm or deny, he nodded, adding that "the Prince" is responsible for financing the operation and for part of the command structure, but that the operations headquarter is the U.S. Embassy in Ankara Turkey. "As far as I know, nothing moves without Ambassador Riccardione", he added.[/B][B]Ch/L nsnbc 22.06.2014[/B][B][B]ISIS Unveiled: The Identity of The Insurgency in Syria and Iraq[/B][/B]

Quote:Tuesday, 3 March 2015

THE REAL LEADER OF ISIS





Anonymous writes about Al Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS:

People need to understand that when you mention this name, you are actually talking about two different persons:

1. The real previously existing Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, born Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri

2. An Israeli Mossad officer, Shimon Elliot / Sham'oun Ayloot


The original

1. The real Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi was originally Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri.

He was said to be born in Samuraa in Iraq year in 1971.

The Iraqi Ministry of Interior Affairs says that the name "Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri" was registered in 1973 in Fallujah.

Until 2003 he was still living in a small room near the local mosque in Tobchi.

He obtained a diploma in Islamic studies from the University of Baghdad and started leading prayers and preaching in 2 or 3 different small mosques.

In 2004 he was arrested in Fallujah, by the American forces in Iraq, for the crime of leading small militia groups and being involved in illegal jihadist activities.

He was held at Camp Bucca under the name Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badry.

The media related that, in December 2004, the so called "Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi was released".

We found that "Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badry" entered the USA via St. Francisco airport.

(Info from the server of the airport on IP: 54.225.183.108. We can't be sure of the exact date of his arrival because the date settings were manipulated on the server)

And there, he just disappeared.


The Mossad agent.

2. Shimon Elliot / Sham'oun Ayloot

Shimon Elliot joined al Qaeda under the nickname Abu Duaa' (or Abu Du'a).


He became friends with with Ayman al Zawahiri.


Shimon Elliot married Saja al-Duleimi "who was captured in Lebanon along with her daughter."

In 2010, Shimon Elliot created the so-called "al Qaeda in Iraq", whose members became more loyal to him than loyal to the al Qaeda itself.

In 2013, Shimon Elliot claimed that he is the Caliph and he called himself Al Baghdadi (Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi al Quraishi)

Sometime between June and July 2014, he secretly visited the city of Arsal in North East Lebanon.

With his approximately 300 militants he waged a battle against the Lebanese military.

Eventually they retreated back to the Syrian borders, then moved to Turkey and then back to Iraq.

Today he is suspected of living in Mosul in Iraq.



ISIS is an ally of the US government. The command headquarters operating out of the US Embassy in Baghdad has been overseeing the US military airdrops of war supplies to ISIS.
The Islamic State (ISIL) Gets Exposed As A Fake.

The green light for the use of ISIS brigades to carve up Iraq, widen the Syria conflict into a greater Middle East war and to throw Iran off-balance was given behind closed doors at the Atlantic Council meeting in Turkey, in November 2013.
This is according to a source close to Saudi-Lebanese billionaire Saad Hariri, who added that the U.S. Embassy in Ankara is the operation's headquarter.

U.S. Embassy in Ankara Headquarter for ISIS War on Iraq.

David Guyatt Wrote:

Quote:Published On: Sun, Jun 22nd, 2014
[B][B]U.S. Embassy in Ankara Headquarter for ISIS War on Iraq Hariri Insider[/B][/B]

[B]

Atlantic CouncilIraqTurkeyUSA

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[B]Christof Lehmann (nsnbc) : [B]The green light for the use of ISIS brigades to carve up Iraq, widen the Syria conflict into a greater Middle East war and to throw Iran off-balance was given behind closed doors at the Atlantic Council meeting in Turkey, in November 2013, told a source close to Saudi Lebanese billionaire Saad Hariri, adding that the U.S. Embassy in Ankara is the operation's headquarter.

[/B][/B]

[B]
Photo:Aydinlik Daily


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[B]A "trusted source" close to the Saudi Lebanese multi-billionaire and former Lebanese P.M. Saad Hariri told on condition of anonymity, that the final green light for the war on Iraq with ISIS or ISIL brigades was given behind closed doors, at the sidelines of the Atlantic Council's Energy Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, on November 22 23, 2013.[/B][B]The Atlantic Council is one of the most influential U.S. think tanks with regard to U.S. and NATO foreign policy and geopolitics. Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe stressed the importance of the Energy Summit and the situation in the Middle East before the summit in November, saying:[/B]

[B]"We view the current period as a turning point, just like 1918 and 1945. Turkey is in every way a central country, as a creator of regional stability. However much the USA and Turkey can work in unison, that is how effective they will be."

[/B]

[B]
Dr. Henry Kissinger


[/B]

[B]The summit was, among others, attended by Turkey's President Abdullah Gül, U.S. Energy Secretary Ernst Monitz, Atlantic Council President Frederick Kempe, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former U.S. National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft.[/B][B]It is noteworthy that Scowcroft has long-standing ties to Henry Kissinger and to the Minister of Natural Resources of the Kurdish Administrated Region of Northern Iraq.[/B]

[B]"Had Baghdad been more cooperative about the Syrian oil fields at Deir-Ez-Zor in early 2013 and about autonomy for the North [Iraq's northern, predominantly Kurdish region] they would possibly not have turned against al-Maliki; Or he would have been given more time", said the Hariri insider during the almost two-hour-long conversation.

[/B]

[B]
In April 2013 the EU lifted its ban on the import of Syrian oil from "rebel held territory to finance the opposition".


[/B]

[B]In March 2013, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry demanded that Iraq "stops the arms flow to Syria", while U.S. weapons were flowing to ISIS via Saudi Arabia into Iraq and Jordan.[/B][B]On Monday, April 22, 2013, 27 of the 28 E.U. foreign ministers agreed to lift the ban on the import of Syrian oil from opposition-held territories to allow the "opposition" to finance part of its campaign.[/B]

[B]"ISIS that was supposed to control [the region around]Deir Ez-Zor. [Turkish Energy Minister Taner] Yildiz and [Kurdish] Energy Minister Ashti] Hawrami were to make sure the oil could flow via the Kirkuk Ceyhan [pipeline];… Ankara put al-Maliki under a lot of pressure about the Kurdish autonomy and oil, too much pressure, too early, if you'd ask me", the source said. He added that the pressure backfired.

[/B]

[B]
Plotting: Red, by Maj.® Agha H.Amin. Blue, by Christof Lehmann


[/B]

[B]Previous reports confirmed that Baghdad started intercepting weapons and insurgents along the Saudi Iraqi border, cutting off important supply lines for ISIS brigades around Deir Ez-Zor, and that Al-Maliki began complaining about a Saudi Qatari-backed attempt to subvert the Iraqi State since late 2012. Noting my remark he replied:[/B]

[B]"That is right, but the heavy increase in attacks came in May June 2013, after al-Maliki ordered the military to al-Anbar ".[/B]

[B]A previous article in nsnbc explains how Baghdad's blockade caused problems in Jordan, because many of the transports of weapons, fighters and munitions had to be rerouted via Jordan.[/B][B]The Hariri insider added that the oil fields should have been under ISIS control by August 2013, but that the plan failed for two reasons. The UK withdrew its support for the bombing of Syria. That in turn enabled the Syrian army to dislodge both ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusrah from Deir Ez-Zor in August.[/B]

[B]"The situation was a disaster because in June Hariri, Yidiz, Hawrami, Scowcroft, and everybody was ready to talk about how to share the oil between the U.S., Turkey and E.U.. The Summit in November should have dealt with a fait accompli", the Hariri source stressed, adding that Washington put a gun to al-Maliki's head when he was invited to the White House.[/B]

[B]Both the President of the Kurdish region of Iraq, Masoud Barzani and Iraqi PM Nouri al-Maliki were[URL="http://nsnbc.me/2013/11/03/us-invites-barzani-and-al-maliki-up-to-atlantic-council-energy-summit/"]invited to Washington in early November
2013[/URL].[/B][B]

"Certain circles in Washington put a hell of a lot of pressure on Obama to put a gun to al-Maliki's head", said the Hariri source, adding that "time was running out and Obama was hesitant". Asked what he meant with "time was running out" and if he could specify who it was that pushed Obama, he said:[/B]

[B]"Barzani was losing his grip in the North (Kurdish Iraq); the election [in September] was a setback. All plans for distributing Iraqi oil via Turkey and for sidelining Baghdad were set between Kirkuk and Ankara in early November…[/B][B]"Who exactly pressured Obama? I don't know who delivered the message to Obama. I suspect Kerry had a word. It's more important from where the message came, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Nuland and the Keagan clan, Stavridis, Petreaus, Riccardione, and the neo-con crowd at the [Atlantic] Council. … As far as I know ´someone` told Obama that he'd better pressure al-Maliki to go along with Kurdish autonomy by November or else. Who exactly ´advised` Obama is not as important as the fact that those people let him know that they would go ahead, with, or without him".[/B]

[B]Asked whether he knew details, how the final green light for the ISIS campaign was given, he said:[/B]

[B]" Behind closed doors, in the presence of both Scowcroft, Hariri, and a couple of other people". To my question "if he could be more specific" he replied "I could; I want to stay alive you know; Riccardione was tasked with the operation that day".[/B]

[B]Noting that a prominent member of Saudi Arabia's royal family, Prince Abdul Rachman al-Faisal has been named as the one being "in command" of the ISIS brigades, and if he could either confirm or deny, he nodded, adding that "the Prince" is responsible for financing the operation and for part of the command structure, but that the operations headquarter is the U.S. Embassy in Ankara Turkey. "As far as I know, nothing moves without Ambassador Riccardione", he added.[/B][B]Ch/L nsnbc 22.06.2014[/B][B][B]ISIS Unveiled: The Identity of The Insurgency in Syria and Iraq[/B][/B]

From NSNBC International

If the following report from Aangirfan is true (and who really knows as no supporting evidence is provided?) then al-Baghdadi the Caliph of the Islamic State is a.k.a., Simon Elliot a.k.a. Israeli Shimon Ayloot, someone Aangirfan says is a Mossad agent (again without corroboration):

Quote:Tuesday, 3 March 2015

THE REAL LEADER OF ISIS





Anonymous writes about Al Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS:

People need to understand that when you mention this name, you are actually talking about two different persons:

1. The real previously existing Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, born Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri

2. An Israeli Mossad officer, Shimon Elliot / Sham'oun Ayloot


The original

1. The real Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi was originally Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri.

He was said to be born in Samuraa in Iraq year in 1971.

The Iraqi Ministry of Interior Affairs says that the name "Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri" was registered in 1973 in Fallujah.

Until 2003 he was still living in a small room near the local mosque in Tobchi.

He obtained a diploma in Islamic studies from the University of Baghdad and started leading prayers and preaching in 2 or 3 different small mosques.

In 2004 he was arrested in Fallujah, by the American forces in Iraq, for the crime of leading small militia groups and being involved in illegal jihadist activities.

He was held at Camp Bucca under the name Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badry.

The media related that, in December 2004, the so called "Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi was released".

We found that "Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badry" entered the USA via St. Francisco airport.

(Info from the server of the airport on IP: 54.225.183.108. We can't be sure of the exact date of his arrival because the date settings were manipulated on the server)

And there, he just disappeared.


The Mossad agent.

2. Shimon Elliot / Sham'oun Ayloot

Shimon Elliot joined al Qaeda under the nickname Abu Duaa' (or Abu Du'a).


He became friends with with Ayman al Zawahiri.


Shimon Elliot married Saja al-Duleimi "who was captured in Lebanon along with her daughter."

In 2010, Shimon Elliot created the so-called "al Qaeda in Iraq", whose members became more loyal to him than loyal to the al Qaeda itself.

In 2013, Shimon Elliot claimed that he is the Caliph and he called himself Al Baghdadi (Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi al Quraishi)

Sometime between June and July 2014, he secretly visited the city of Arsal in North East Lebanon.

With his approximately 300 militants he waged a battle against the Lebanese military.

Eventually they retreated back to the Syrian borders, then moved to Turkey and then back to Iraq.

Today he is suspected of living in Mosul in Iraq.



ISIS is an ally of the US government. The command headquarters operating out of the US Embassy in Baghdad has been overseeing the US military airdrops of war supplies to ISIS.
The Islamic State (ISIL) Gets Exposed As A Fake.

The green light for the use of ISIS brigades to carve up Iraq, widen the Syria conflict into a greater Middle East war and to throw Iran off-balance was given behind closed doors at the Atlantic Council meeting in Turkey, in November 2013.
This is according to a source close to Saudi-Lebanese billionaire Saad Hariri, who added that the U.S. Embassy in Ankara is the operation's headquarter.

U.S. Embassy in Ankara Headquarter for ISIS War on Iraq.