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米軍とイラク傀儡軍がシリア国境警備隊を砲撃
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イラク戦争が熱くなる前から、アメリカ軍は盛んに爆撃をして、フセインのイラク軍を盛んに挑発してたことは、公開された事実です。 また、イランとの戦争は、既に始まっていて、いつ公にして熱くするのかの問題との情報もあります。 ただ、アメリカ軍への兵隊への応募は、極端に悪くなっていますので、ここで、アメリカの都市でアメリカ軍＝アメリカ政府の秘密機関が大爆発（核兵器使用の可能性大）を起こして、アメリカ人の戦争指向を高め、徴兵の効率を高める必要がありますし、近い将来に実施するのでしょう。 そうして、かねてのイランとシリアへの戦争を大々的に実施すると考えられます。 （このときは、核攻撃の可能性が大で、イランの石油田地域以外の地域が核攻撃を受ける可能性が大です） その前に実施するのが、シリアを挑発して、相手から攻撃されていると言う様式の準備をしている必要があります。 その行為の報道です。 ロンドンの７７爆破事件を起こした、イスラエル−アメリカ−イギリスのラインの実施していることですから、７７事件に注目させている間に、こそこそと工作をしているということでしょう。 しかし、まあ〜、獣たちにとっては 羊（世界の普通の庶民）たちを相手に、狩猟・戦争と面白いでしょうね。 問題は、獣たちがおそっているということを世界の羊たちが、獣たちの情報操作で気がつかないということでしょう。
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http://www.asyura2.com/0505/war72/msg/480.html 投稿者 木村愛二 日時 2005 年 7 月 22 日 14:22:54: CjMHiEP28ibKM 米軍とイラク傀儡軍がシリア国境警備隊を砲撃 シリアが米軍に攻撃されたのは、これが初めてである。
http://www.news.com.au/story/ Syrian troops fired upon by US forces
From correspondents in Damascus, Syria
July 22, 2005 SYRIA said today its border troops had been fired on by US and Iraqi forces and accused Washington, London and Baghdad of lack of cooperation in preventing insurgents infiltrating into Iraq. It was the first time Syria, which has a 600km desert border with Iraq, had reported cases of US troops firing on its forces. The Foreign Ministry told heads of diplomatic missions in Damascus in a letter obtained by Reuters that Syrian border troops had been subject to attacks "not only by infiltrators and smugglers but by the Iraqi and American forces. "The border clashes amounted to about 100 armed clashes, some of which were carried out by American soldiers who opened fire arbitrarily at those present behind the dirt rampart due to loss of self control," said the ministry. The US military in Iraq has launched several operations against insurgents near the border in the past few months but has not reported any cross-border fire. US officials accuse Syria of not doing enough to stop insurgents from crossing into Iraq to fight US and Iraqi forces and often say that guerrillas are using Syria as a conduit for the transfer of funds to fuel the insurgency. "Syria ... needs to take steps to go after those ... elements that may be operating on their territory and they need to play a helpful role with their neighbours," said White House spokesman Scott McClellan. "Syria has been out of step with the rest of the Middle East. The Middle East has been leaning more and more in the direction of freedom and democracy," said McClellan. The ministry said Syria was doing its utmost to seal its border with Iraq from being crossed by Syrian and other foreign insurgents. Syria had prevented 1240 suspects from crossing into Iraq and extradited most of them to their respective countries, said the ministry. About 4000 Syrians "who left or attempted to leave to Iraq to fight there have been investigated", it said. The United States and Britain had failed to respond to Syrian requests for night vision and radar-based monitoring systems to prevent night infiltrations, said the letter, delivered to envoys by Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed al-Mualem. Syria said daytime infiltrations were now "a very difficult issue (for insurgents) but the problem of infiltrations still persists to a certain extent during the night because of the lack of necessary technical equipment to monitor the border". It said Iraq had so far failed to ratify a protocol for security cooperation signed in Damascus in July 2004 and subsequent agreements. Stability in Iraq was in the interest of Syria because it paved the way for the end of the presence of US-led forces in Iraq, said the letter.
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