Reports Of Very Unusual Troop Movements In The U.S. And Air Power Massing In Cyprus
Fri 4:24 am +00:00, 30 Aug 2013 2By Michael Snyder, on August 29th, 2013
Yesterday my daughter called home. Her husband is an E-4 medic at Fort Riley, Kansas. She said that he came home and told her that starting Monday they are not allowed more that 50 miles from base, and this will go on through some time in October. She was really upset, he just joined and she really wanted to come home to visit for Labor Day. This was confirmation on all the rumors that I have heard about the Military not getting Leave on these dates!
Jordanians are suspicious about US weapons and troops being deployed to the kingdom, even if Washington seeks to help its ally protect itself from a possible spillover of Syrian violence, experts say.
Worried about the security of Jordan, which is already struggling to cope with around 550,000 refugees from its war-torn northern neighbour, the United States has kept F-16 warplanes and Patriot missiles in the country since a joint military exercise ended on June 20.
A US defence official has told AFP that Washington has expanded its military presence in the country to 1,000 troops.
According to our information, the regime’s opponents, supervised by Jordanian, Israeli and American commandos moving towards Damascus since mid-August. This attack could explain the possible use of the Syrian president to chemical weapons.
According to information obtained by Le Figaro , the first trained in guerrilla warfare by the Americans in Jordan Syrian troops reportedly entered into action since mid-August in southern Syria, in the region of Deraa. A first group of 300 men, probably supported by Israeli and Jordanian commandos, as well as men of the CIA, had crossed the border on August 17. A second would have joined the 19. According to military sources, the Americans, who do not want to put troops on the Syrian soil or arming rebels in part controlled by radical Islamists form quietly for several months in a training camp set up at the border Jordanian- Syrian fighters ASL, the Free Syrian Army, handpicked.
TAP – how come the US uses a British air facility in Cyprus?
#Cyprus B2 Bomber arrived from Dhekelia #Syria pic.twitter.com/B9CHLGQoCe
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 29, 2013
#Cyprus Snapped this about 5km west of Akrotiri towards Kouklia. Looks like some kind of stealth drone landing! :/pic.twitter.com/Z5JyoDRQll
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 29, 2013
Dekelia’s busier today than Farnborough Airshow! 19xC-130’s counted on the ground. MP’s blocking all non-security cleared personnel.#Cyprus
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 29, 2013
1/3 Spotted in Akrotiri: 1x AWACS, 12x F18’s, 22x Eurofighter Typhoons, 11x C130’s, 4x F117 Stealth Fighters, 2x B2 Stealth Bombers#Syria
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 27, 2013
2/3 6x US AH-64 Apache Gunships, 5x British WAH-64 Apache Longbow’s. All waiting to be deployed. #Syria
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 27, 2013
3/3 There have been seen F35 Lightening II’s there, which technically don’t yet exist! Make no doubt the west will strike #Syria.
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 27, 2013
A 5th US Destroyer spotted 65km off the coast of Paphos, Cyprus, heading East. To me that’s a payload of 450 Cruise Missiles. Gulp!
— Roy Murphy (@DrRoyMurphy) August 29, 2013
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Very useful post.
– Aangirfan
The lads from izon wont let the public alter their plans for war, ok we have the Punch and Judy show of Millepede vs Levit for public consumption to give the impression of that thing called democracy and parliament are working (but remember, parliament was superceded when Gordon Broon signed us up to the EU in 2009, what we now have is a stage show to keep the populations of an occupied nation calm).
No doubt at this very moment the brave and courageous heroes of the security services (SS?) will be cooking up some dirty tricks involving the maiming of innocents to whip up outrage and a reason for war.