Epstein Secrets

at are working independently from e=ch other. In ldlib province, there are al least eighty military grioups. 1= Douma, small town in the outskirt of Damascus, there are many military or=anizations fighting the regular army without unified military command; S.T=e Syrian National Council lacks the necessar

9:35 PM To: Francois Carrel-Billiard Cc: Peter Gastrow; Francesco Mancini Subject: Syria Dear Francois, I met today with Ms. Basama Kadmani, of the Syrian National Council, who is=visiting New York to lobby members of the Security Council. I learned from=her the followings: 1.The United States forbid Gulf States from

ding joint cabinet meetings and talking about spearheading a common market in the Middle East. Then the Arab wave EFTA00713328 of reforms reached Damascus. The relationship turned hostile as the Syrian leadership resisted reforms and engaged in large-scale massacres to subdue the opposition. With the

most inevitably be pulled in to invest in the future stability and territorial integrity of Syria. EFTA00713329 With its long-standing support to the Syrian National Council and the Free Syrian Army, Ankara hopes to have gained the leverage to influence the behavior of the future leadership in the post-Assad era. But no

o a lesser extent China. In this camp, there is a will to prevail, a knowledge of the stakes in this cruel contest, and material assistance for the Damascus dictatorship. In the face of the barbarism unleashed on the helpless people of Horns, the Friends of Syria squirm and hope to be delivered from a

nd Yemen. In Istanbul this month, I encountered the variety, and the normalcy, of this rebellion in extended discussions with prominent figures of the Syrian National Council. There was the senior diplomat who had grown weary of being a functionary of so sullied a regime. There was a businessman of means, from Aleppo, w