Geneva 2 LAVROV “NO DEAL WITH TERRORISTS UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCE”
INTRODUCTION
by Hugo Adan. Jan 27-14
Lo que no
pudieron hacer los bufones del imperio Americano en el poder, aunque retóricamente
lo prometieron, lo están haciendo los Rusos. Para ellos es cuestión de vida o
muerte, para los americanos también lo es, aunque estos aún no han definido su
independencia frente a los Saudis y su petro-dólar. Esto crea las ambivalencias
de EU en política exterior y su actual diplomacia.
Hay aqui el conflicto de intereses entre los mercaderes de
las armas (los profiteers of war) y los que viven de la polucion y la energía sucia,
por un lado, vs. el pueblo americano que exige una estrategia de paz y real
democracia necesaria para transitar hacia el post-neoliberalismo ya obsoleto.
Mientras no se resuelva este conflicto de intereses, que es el conflicto entre los
especuladores de la Banca Americana y el Wall Street, versus la nación que
reclama a gritos atención a sus problemas internos, mientras esto ocurra, el
printing of dolars (QEs) y las armas que vende EU a los Saudis y las que regala
a mercaderes Israelitas, iran a parar a los jihadistas musulmanes.
Estos ya asolan
el mundo entero, empezando en el medio oriente.
Eso es lo
que realmente constituye una amenaza interna y a la paz mundial. Es urgente que
America diga también NO a los jihaditas musulmanes que hoy destruyen Syria y
que tarde o temprano asolaran América. Es urgente cortar nexo con los Saudis y
frenar a los psicópatas de Israel. Y mas importante aun, diseñar una estrategia
post-neoliberal. El mercado neoliberal que han capturado las grandes
corporaciones no sirve a nadie, sino solo a un minúsculo grupo de super-ricos.
Esta es la fuente de todos nuestros problemas. He ahí la madre del cordero!
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“NO DEAL WITH TERRORISTS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE”
By Christof Lehmann (nsnbc) : Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has
emphasized Russia’s red line with regards to terrorism, saying that “a dialog
with terrorist groups fighting in Syria will not be held under any
circumstance”. Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani backed up Russia’s position
in an interview on CNN, saying that “the first step for solving the crisis in Syria lies in expelling
terrorists”. Meanwhile, UN/AL envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi has held
talks with both the Syrian government’s and the foreign-backed opposition and
indicates that talks continue in Geneva on Monday.
In February 2013 a US veto to a
Russian sponsored UN Security Council resolution, condemning all forms of
terrorism, regardless by whom and under which circumstances they are being
committed, threw the two partners for peace into a state of diplomatic deep
freeze.
Rusia drafted the resolution,
following a devastating terrorist attack in Damascus, and Lavrov responded to the US veto
by blasting the US administration for double standards.
On Sunday, in Geneva, the Russian
Foreign Minister underlined Russia’s red line with regards to terrorism,
saying:
“A dialog with
terrorist groups fighting in Syria will not be held under any circumstance. …
We refuse holding a dialog with terrorist groups, it is against our principles,
and we wouldn’t advise others to do that. … The negotiation process has no room
for groups like Jabhat al-Nusrah, the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham
(ISIS), and other branches of the al-Qaeda organization. … Finding a solution
for the humanitarian crisis in Syria will be sure to promote confidence in the
Geneva II negotiations”.
Sergei Lavrov recalled the
words of the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, at the 2013 G8 summit in
Northern Ireland, when Cameron called for addressing the Syrian government and
the opposition for cooperation in eradicating terrorism from Syria.
Lavrov emphasized, that
considering the scale of the terrorism that is endemic to Syria and Iraq, the
eradication of it must be considered a prime priority. Without mentioning the
United States in particular, the Russian Foreign Minister deconstructed recent attempts of the US
administration to position certain of the terrorist organizations as good
or moderate and worth supporting, while positioning others as radical and
extremist, by including both the ISIS and “any other al-Qaeda
brigades” in his denunciation of terrorism.
The Russian Foreign Minister added,
that reaching a political accord between the government and the national
secular opposition, in addition to helping them unite in the face of terrorism
in parallel to the political settlement is the aspired goal. Lavrov said:
“Many inquiries are supposed to be directed
to ‘the Islamic Front’ which has been founded recently combining two or
three groups involved in Adra massacre, so it is hard to be conceived as part
of peace talks. … We should not say that it is possible to negotiate with
gunmen just because they moved to ‘the Islamic Front’.”
Rouhani pointed out that those countries who are supporting terrorism are committing a big mistake that will be turned against them, and that all, even the western countries know that the most dangerous of terrorist groups are existing in Syria now.
After Sunday’s talks between the Syrian government and the foreign-backed opposition in Geneva, the joint UN/AL special envoy to Syria signaled that the Geneva II talks, which were scheduled to end Sunday afternoon, would continue on Monday. Brahimi said that solving the current crisis would require time and that slow progress may be better than rushed progress.
Brahimi has headed two meetings between the two sides on Sunday. The first meeting, on Sunday morning, took place with the two delegations in one room, while the second was arranged with the delegations in separate rooms with Brahimi shuttling between the delegations.
Brahimi said that the first meeting addressed humanitarian issues and in particular the situation in Homs, adding that the delegation of the Syrian government had informed them “that women and children could leave the old city immediately, and as for other civilians, they can do so, but via a list of their names”.
The UN/AL envoy concluded his press conference, saying that a UN team in Syria had been talking with the Governor of Homs about humanitarian aid and the delivery of the aid into the old city, noting that there is a ready to go aid convoy and that he hopes that something will happen in this regard on Monday morning.
Ch/L - nsnbc 26.01.2014
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