What’s Really Going on in Syria: Bloody Bandits And Western Lies! Western Invasion of Syria will be Launched by Summer’s End !

• “All wars are based on deception!” – Sun Tzu, The Art of War
• It appears the Satanic World War 3 plan is good to go around Sep-Oct 2012! Emphasis mine:
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  ‘Bloody bandits and Western lies: What’s really going on in Syria’! 
  by http://www.rt.com/ 
  Everything you’ve heard about Syria is a lie says Ankhar Kochneva, a Russian journalist who has seen first hand the realities of the Syrian civil war. Kochneva told RT she has proof a Western invasion of Syria will be launched by summer’s end.
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  ­RT: While visiting Turkish camps for Syrian refugees, I was told that the Syrian army was shooting at them.
  Ankhar Kochneva: There are a large number of videos from those camps  showing people walking upright, not ducking down even though you can  hear shooting. The options are that either the sound was added to the  video later, or that people knew that they were only shooting in the air without any intention of actually hitting them.
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  The Syrian army has no reason to shoot up these camps, as Syria is  doing its utmost to ensure these people return home. And in fact they  are doing just that if you go by the official Syrian data; 16,500 people  have returned. Meanwhile, Turkey and the Syrian opposition are strongly interested in having those camps. If it weren’t  for these camps, who would believe in the regime’s atrocities described  by the opposition? 
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  By the way, many of these camp residents had to flee due to the  atrocities committed by bandits. For instance, in the city of Jisr  ash-Shugur on the border with Turkey, 120 policemen and a large number  of peaceful civilians were murdered in a deadly incident last summer.
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  All Syrians have a large number of family members who live across the  entire country in large, spacious houses. When they have troubles at  home, they go stay with their relatives rather than in camps in strange  countries. The bandits, however, blocked all the roads except for the ones leading to Turkey. People found themselves  caught in a trap, just like Israelis shooed Palestinians off their land  by building them a ‘corridor’ to Jordan. 
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  RT:Where will refugees resettle within Syria, as only 20 thousand of them went to Turkey and there’re many more of those?
  AK: The majority of refugees mainly stay with their relatives or rent  apartments. It’s very difficult to find an apartment in Damascus, Tartus  or Latakia. For instance, in Homs, the previous school year was  disrupted as people had to move to areas where their children could go to school. We see that people run to the government,  rather than from the government, for protection. Getting these people to  settle is a huge burden for the state treasury as they have to  establish new schools, to provide food, healthcare, and so on for hundreds of people. And this is what the government is  doing. There are a large number of volunteers who work for free helping  people resolve their problems as they get settled.
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  People are returning to Homs, to areas that have been cleared of  bandits. The army guards their homes. I have pictures showing soldiers  in one of the streets taking pot flowers out of houses and placing them  outside so that they can water them until the locals return home. None of them had any idea that some journalists would show  up – we appeared totally out of the blue.
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  RT: Why do you keep calling people fighting against the Syrian government bandits?
  AK: Because I have seen what they do to the kidnapped people. I have  been to the torture chambers; I have met mothers who saw their children  die. The whole country loathes them as bandits. There is nothing worse  than being loathed by your own nation. They killed a mufti’s son, they kill Christian priests, and they kidnap and torture  children. A few days ago they killed two elder brothers of a  five-year-old boy to take vengeance on him for reciting poems at rallies  to support Syria. They massacred the whole family of an MP. I have been to homes turned into bandit hideouts. I have seen  empty liquor bottles; how does it square with Islam? I have been to  churches destroyed by bandits in Homs. I have been under their fire,  with grenades dropping right next to me. I have been targeted by snipers who could perfectly see I am a woman, not a soldier.  In the bustling street where I lived, near the marketplace, they blew  up a few cars. Why blow up civilians shopping for food?
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  RT:The opposition and the insurgents have sought to assure me that this  is all the doing of criminals released and hired by the Syrian  government. The insurgents also claimed it was the Syrian government  that staged explosions in public places.
  AK: This theory is ridiculous. The government has announced nine  amnesties for criminals and opposition activists never implicated in any  murders. Yet now the government is blamed for these amnesties! Let me  remind you that the bandits would first set court archives on fire with files of criminal cases and smuggling. A few  terrorist attacks targeted buildings that stored the intelligence and  police archives. For example, on December 23, 2011, suicide bombers set  the intelligence archives ablaze before blowing themselves up in a car.
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  RT:Are the escape of the Syrian pilot to Jordan and the Turkish aircraft incident related?
  AK: When the aircraft got hijacked on July 21, I was in Beirut, at the  Al Mayadin TV channel which was headed by Ghassan Bin Jiddu, the former  chief of Al Jazeera’s bureau in Libya. He was the one who caused a  scandal by quitting the channel due to lies that the channel had been broadcasting for the last year and a half. On that  day, this channel was the first to report the jet hijacking in Jordan.  The first question was, how quickly Jordan would return the plane, which  it was obliged to do according to the international laws. It wasn’t as much about the aircraft itself, but rather about the  friend/foe enciphering system. According to military experts, it takes  about a week to decipher it. The fact that the aircraft wasn’t returned  immediately gives a reason to doubt Jordan’s neutrality. There are reasons to suggest that the incident was  thoroughly staged. On 23rd June, a Turkish reconnaissance aircraft  flying at an extremely low altitude intruded into Syria. Some experts  believe that by then, Jordan could’ve deciphered the codes, and that Turkey made an attempt to use them.
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  RT:Turkey denies its plane was flying over Syrian territory. What do they say in Syria?
  AK: The aircraft was flying at an altitude of 1,000 meters. It  deliberately performed several circles over neutral waters and land. It  was then shot down with a weapon of a range not exceeding 3,000 meters. A  machine gun was used, rather than a missile launcher, as the world’s media insist. Immediately Syria proposed establishing a  bilateral commission for investigating this incident. But Turkey refused  doing it. And now, the latter has been declaring that it was Syria that  didn’t want to do it. It gets even funnier than that: Turkey says that it will not let Syrian provocations go  unanswered. They are bringing a large number of armored vehicles to  their border, even though provocations, arms smuggling and militants  infiltration are happening on the part of Turkey, with the consent of the Turkish government.
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