libyan script won't work in syria

RUSSIAN ANALYST PANARIN EXPOSES ``BRITISH-AMERICAN'' PLOT AGAINST SYRIA
``A part of the British-American elite is playing the leading role in media campaign against Syria, which is no surprise after their success in Libya, where their media attacks preceded NATO's direct military intervention. 

A similar strategy is now used against Syria,'' writes the prominent Russian research analyst Professor Igor Panarin in an article published on the globalsecurity.ca website, and reported by the Syrian news service, SANA, on Dec. 18th.

``The Syrian army and police are facing a strong opponent, including foreign mercenaries,'' Panarin continued. 

``According to some sources, there are around 10,000 of them, mainly from Arab countries and Pakistan and Pashtuns from Afghanistan.

``Russia's approach to the conflict in Syria radically differs from that of the United States and its allies. 

The Kremlin vetoed the UN Security Council resolution, which would have made it possible to repeat the Libyan scenario in Syria.


Moscow is doing its best to avoid the escalation of the conflict, to prevent military intervention (among other things, by sending an aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean) and to establish a constructive peaceful dialogue.''

Panarin identifies that the British-American plot against Syria, including the use of the Arab League to isolate Syria, follows precisely the ``scenario'' used against Libya. 

He also exposes that ``the BBC and Qatar's supposedly independent Al-Jazeera channel (which in reality is ideologically controlled by a part of the British-American elite) led the way in providing media support'' against Libya, and Syria.

Also featured in Panarin's article are revelations by Thierry Meyssan, the French investigative journalist, that the casualty figures cited by the UN Human Rights special commission accusing Syria of civilian massacres are ``fabricated evidence.''


The evidence that Syrian security forces killed ``over 3,500 peaceful protesters,'' comes from a ``a mysterious London-based human rights organization called Observatoire Syrien des Droits de l'Homme (OSDH) [Syrian Observatory of Human Rights],'' which falsified many of the names.
Prof. Panarin of the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry is part of the Russian intelligence community that is closely attuned to British operations against Russia itself through such figures as Mikhail Gorbachov.


In June 2010, Panarin publicly charged that Gorbachov, as well as Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchov in the 1950s, were steered to power by British Intelligence. 

Panarin said that Gorbachov should be condemned, `but it should be done by a public tribunal, in order to understand how this person could conduct such an anti-state policy, harming his native country, in which he had been born and grew up.'