De EU gaat Syrische olie rechtstreeks bij Al-Qaeda/Al-Nusra kopen

[Helias]

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U wilt het niet begrijpen. Waar gaat het SNC vrdmme olie halen als deze in handen is van AQ, begrijpt U dat nu echt niet? Het SNC heeft reeds lang heimelijk samen met AQ tegen Assad gestreden. Ook daarvan is de EU op de hoogte. De EU laat het SNC voor hun het vuile werk doen, maar toch zijn de handen van de EU met bloed besmeurd, laat dat voor de zoveelste keer duidelijk zijn.

Wie gaat nu nog het SNC en het westen betrouwen na al de leugens? Juist, enkel mensen afkomstig uit hetzelfde kamp als Uzelf.

De informatie van Land Destroyer is meestal juist en zeker in dit geval.

Ontbreekt er in het artikel de essentiele vermelding van de voorwaarde van goedkeuring door de SNC? Komt deze zin er in voor: "The EU is openly preparing to do business directly with Al Qaeda, ..."? Staat er in de titel "EU Lifts Oil Embargo on Syria - Buys Directly from Al Qaeda"?

Heb jij de voorwaarde trouwens in je OP vermeld? Wist je het of wist je het niet?

Sommige mensen worden tegen hun wil belogen of bedrogen. Jij lijkt er voor te kiezen.

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Ontbreekt er in het artikel de essentiele vermelding van de voorwaarde van goedkeuring door de SNC? Komt deze zin er in voor: "The EU is openly preparing to do business directly with Al Qaeda, ..."? Staat er in de titel "EU Lifts Oil Embargo on Syria - Buys Directly from Al Qaeda"?

Heb jij de voorwaarde trouwens in je OP vermeld? Wist je het of wist je het niet?

Sommige mensen worden tegen hun wil belogen of bedrogen. Jij lijkt er voor te kiezen.

Het SNC zijn door het westen geplaatste leugenaars.

En inzake Syrie houdt de EU noch het westen zich aan eigen noch internationale regelgeving, net als in Libie.

Wat is er nieuw onder de zon? Niets! U staart zich duidelijk blind op nieuwe spelregels terwijl U weet dat de kans op het naleven van deze bijna nihil is, U bedriegt zichzelf dus moedwillig, waarschijnlijk niet zonder reden.

Maar goed, hopelijk komt het niet zover en kan Assad deze smerige deal, welke trouwens absoluut niet in het voordeel van de westerse noch Syrische bevolking in het leven werd geroepen, voorkomen. Zoniet zullen we opnieuw spoedig over bewijzen kunnen beschikken van dit nieuwe bedrog, daar twijfel ik absoluut niet aan.

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Al-Qaeda’s Oil: Syrian Islamists Seize Fields - Al-Nusra Ships to Mini-Refineries Across Region

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The answer in Raqqa is that the oil fields are now al-Qaeda property, with the group’s Syrian faction Jabhat al-Nusra running the show, keeping the crude flowing, selling it off to the mini-refineries cropping up around the area, and pocketing the profits.

When the government abandoned the oilfields, rebels of many different stripes moved in. But they fought each other too, and increasingly, the whole region is under Nusra control, as indeed much of Syria is.

And while the international community continues to insist it opposes Nusra in favor of more moderate rebels, the plans by the EU to start buying oil in deals approved by the SNC are already in motion. The SNC, itself Islamist in nature, will likely get a cut for approving the deals, but so long as the fields are dominated by al-Qaeda fighters, they will be getting the lion’s share of the money.

Het door het westen in leven geroepen en door het westen gecontroleerde SNC zal sowieso olie van AQ verpatsen, daar bestaan geen twijfels over.

De EU zal via hun eigen organisatie genaamd SNC, olie van AQ kopen.

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Reeds op 23 april 2013 was het Syrische regime op de hoogte van deze nefaste EU-plannen...

PressTV - Syria censures EU plan to buy oil from militants
23 april 2013

Syria has condemned the recent decision by the European Union to ease oil sanctions imposed on the Arab state in order to assist foreign-backed militants fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.


In a letter sent to the UN Security Council on Tuesday, the Syrian Foreign Ministry said the EU’s move to allow the importation of Syrian oil and its derivatives and investment in the Syrian oil industry through exclusive transactions with the so-called Syrian National Coalition (SNC) violates the principle of non-interference in the country’s domestic affairs.

The letter called the EU decision "an unprecedented step" and said the EU was involved in a "political and economic campaign" targeting the country's economy.

"Neither the EU nor any other party has the right to take any measures that would affect the state's sovereign rights over [its] national resources," the Syrian Foreign Ministry added.

The EU countries "have gone even beyond that to allow the possibility of investing these resources in favor of one group that claims to be an opposition and represent the Syrian people while it actually represents no one [but] its masters and their interests that are connected to foreign sides," the letter noted.

"Syria demands that the UN Security Council take necessary measures to prevent the implementation of this illegitimate decision that [runs contrary to] the rules of international law and the UN Charter," the Syrian Foreign Ministry stated.

The letter also said that "Syria will [exercise] its natural right to take the necessary measures to maintain its sovereignty over its natural resources in the face of the attempts [at] piracy and looting."

On Monday, the EU Council eased certain sanctions, including the oil embargo, which had been imposed on Syria. It said the move was designed to help and support the Syrian opposition.

Zonder twijfel zal het Syrische regime de nodige maatregelen nemen, dan kan het westen nogmaals zanikken over vrouwen en babylijkjes in de olieputten...

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Waarom de beslissing van de EU 'fout' is en nefaste gevolgen heeft...

Deze beslissing zal enkel meer leed, chaos en onrust veroorzaken :


Syrian Oil Becomes Fault Line In War
17 mei 2013

MALEKIYYAH, Al-HASSAKAH PROVINCE, Syria -- The province of Hassakah is the Syrian oil tank. Before the revolution, its 170,000 barrels per day accounted for more than half of the country's oil production, thus representing the backbone of those oil exports covering a third of national export revenues. Syrian oil engineers working in the province told Al-Monitor that the Democratic Union Party (PYD) -- affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) -- currently controls around 60% of the oil fields, leaving the remaining 40% in the hands of several factions of the Arab opposition. Since the conflict engulfed the route of the pipelines to the refineries, however, the drills have stopped working.

Despite such a fragmented context, the European Union on April 22 decided to lift the oil embargo on liberated regions in Syria in an attempt to support the opposition. The move, though, is likely to stir up Kurdish-Arab strife and catalyze regime raids on a region that has largely remained immune to the conflict so far. The war for control of Syria's energy resources has not even started, but mutual allegations are already circulating between the parties involved, which accuse each other of cutting power supplies and dealing with the regime.

Exporting crude oil to Europe would encourage ethnic strife, but Syria's rebel-held areas urgently need to produce or import fuel, electricity and gas to meet the basic needs of the population under its control, unless the undesirable option of trading with the regime is brought back to the table. For the time being, the few energy resources available remain prey to looting and black-market dealing.

In Hassakah, the response to the European call for oil trade with the Arab opposition's Syrian National Coalition (SNC) has been largely negative. The PYD doesn't recognize any SNC power over its territories and sees the proposal as an attempt to encourage Arab offensives against Kurdish-held areas. The Free Syrian Army (FSA) compares it to plundering as long as there is no transitional government on the ground.

"We consider the EU offer as if they are spurring Arabs to seize our regions and sell oil through the SNC," Aldar Khalil, a veteran PKK fighter and one of the most influential PYD leaders, told Al-Monitor. "For us, the only body entitled to take decisions on oil trade is the KNC (Kurdish National Council)."

"We're against selling oil before the collapse of the regime or until the formation of a transitional government in Syria," Maj. Muntasir al-Khalid, commander of the FSA Military Council in Hassakah, told Al-Monitor. "For the moment, oil sales would be an organized theft of the wealth of Syria, as the wells are in the hands of different factions."

To add further complications, the al-Qaeda linked Jabhat al-Nusra, believed to be the best organized within the opposition, is not subject to the FSA leadership. Jabhat al-Nusra already controls the Ali Agha well in nearby Rmelan.

The regime is also not likely to accept any initiative in the oil trade. "In order to accept the EU offer, the PYD and the opposition need a no-fly zone, as the regime would shell any oil cargo," predicted an electric engineer in the Oil Ministry's department of Hassakah and Rmelan, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

While the door of foreign exports is temporarily closed, the lack of oil has also affected the production of associated gas and, consequently, electricity. The internal supply routes are hindered by hostilities between Kurdish and Arab factions.

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voor de EU!

Nog een 1212-actie mensen?

[Dixie]

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Het SNC zijn door het westen geplaatste leugenaars.

En inzake Syrie houdt de EU noch het westen zich aan eigen noch internationale regelgeving, net als in Libie.

Wat is er nieuw onder de zon? Niets! U staart zich duidelijk blind op nieuwe spelregels terwijl U weet dat de kans op het naleven van deze bijna nihil is, U bedriegt zichzelf dus moedwillig, waarschijnlijk niet zonder reden.

Maar goed, hopelijk komt het niet zover en kan Assad deze smerige deal, welke trouwens absoluut niet in het voordeel van de westerse noch Syrische bevolking in het leven werd geroepen, voorkomen. Zoniet zullen we opnieuw spoedig over bewijzen kunnen beschikken van dit nieuwe bedrog, daar twijfel ik absoluut niet aan.

alweer een leugen doorprikt next!

[erwin boydens]

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Waarom de beslissing van de EU 'fout' is en nefaste gevolgen heeft...

Deze beslissing zal enkel meer leed, chaos en onrust veroorzaken :


Syrian Oil Becomes Fault Line In War
17 mei 2013

MALEKIYYAH, Al-HASSAKAH PROVINCE, Syria -- The province of Hassakah is the Syrian oil tank. Before the revolution, its 170,000 barrels per day accounted for more than half of the country's oil production, thus representing the backbone of those oil exports covering a third of national export revenues. Syrian oil engineers working in the province told Al-Monitor that the Democratic Union Party (PYD) -- affiliated with the Kurdistan Worker .........
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While the door of foreign exports is temporarily closed, the lack of oil has also affected the production of associated gas and, consequently, electricity. The internal supply routes are hindered by hostilities between Kurdish and Arab factions.

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voor de EU!

Nog een 1212-actie mensen?

Het begint mij te dagen dat de EU hier wel eens hand en spandiensten aan Turlijke zou kunnen verlenen. Want wie wordt door deze beslissing eigenlijk benadeeld? De Koerden, de PKK die momenteel inderdaad 60% van die vrije olievelden "beheert".

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Het begint mij te dagen dat de EU hier wel eens hand en spandiensten aan Turlijke zou kunnen verlenen. Want wie wordt door deze beslissing eigenlijk benadeeld? De Koerden, de PKK die momenteel inderdaad 60% van die vrije olievelden "beheert".

Dat is een juiste inschatting, AQ zal ook gebruikt worden tegen de Koerden.


Trouwens, niets nieuws...

Iraq’s civil war: Fueled by Kurdish oil, tied to Iran
24 december 2012

The world's oil companies are interested in the Kurd oil fields, and Iraq is wary of this because it would mean loss of precious oil revenue in the future and increased security concerns.

"The world's oil companies are interested in the Kurd oil fields, and Iraq is wary of this because it would mean loss of precious oil revenue in the future and increased security concerns. As the civil war continues to ravage Syria, another civil war looms over its neighbouring country Iraq. Instead of looking towards the heavens and questioning fate, one need only look into the oil fields of Iraq to see the reason behind the impending civil war. After the fall of the Saddam regime in 2003, the Kurds have been gearing towards achieving independence from Baghdad and already run a semi-autonomous region through the Kurdistan Regional Government. This region has its own ministries and a parliament with its capital city being Erbil (also called Hewler in Kurdish language). Oil is one the reasons that keeps the Kurds at loggerheads with Baghdad. This time the situation has reached a point where a war between the two sides might be declared on the very slightest provocation. The provocation, it appears, is the planned excursion of Exxon Mobil and other oil companies into the Kurdish region to drill for oil. The Iraqi government has said that if Exxon or any such company comes to the disputed Kurd territories, then they “will face the Iraqi army”. On November 20, 2012, the Iraqi government dispatched thousands of troops and reinforcements to the front lines of the disputed Kurd territory, when a shootout between Iraqi and the Kurd Peshmarga forces, over an unpaid gasoline bill, took place in the town of Tuz Khurmatu. Relations have been extremely strained and unstable since then. Ever since Saddam’s fall, the Kurdistan government has been maneuvering to distance itself from the main Iraqi government and projects itself as a safe a haven for the world oil companies, and all the signs show that the western oil companies are taking the bait. With the declining security situation in Iraq, car bomb explosions, sectarian strife and the fact that the Syrian civil war might soon spill into Iraq, it only appears logical for the western companies like Exxon, Chevron, Mobil and even some Turkey and UAE based companies to come into the Kurd region for oil exploration."

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If al Qaeda actually establishes itself in Syria, then Iraq would face a security crisis that would be reminiscent of the Bush era occupation, with Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), suicide attacks and car bombings becoming a daily feature.

All this would ultimately affect the oil supply from Iraq, and so, world oil prices. The western and Middle Eastern oil companies are very interested in the Kurd oil fields, and Iraq is wary of this because it would mean loss of precious oil revenue in the future and increased security concerns.

That is why Iraq does not want the Kurds achieving autonomy over the oil fields in their areas. The Syrian civil war has given new impetus to terror activities in the Middle East and it appears that the effect will be felt outside the region, too.

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Syria hits trucks smuggling oil to Turkey
30 mei 2013

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Ondertussen vloeit de zwarte en rode olie...


De EU gaat Syrische olie rechtstreeks bij Al-Qaeda/Al-Nusra kopen
http://forum.politics.be/showthread.php?p=6646858



BREITBART - EU Ambassador to Iraq Admits: We're Funding ISIS by Buying Their Oil

European countries are unwittingly funding the ISIS terror campaign by buying oil from Islamic State controlled oil fields, claims a top EU official. The European Ambassador to Iraq has chastised Iran, Kurdistan and Turkey for allowing themselves to be used to facilitate the export of oil produced by the self-proclaimed Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, which nets them over $3 million a day in revenue.

Jana Hybášková, the former Czech Member of European Parliament and now ambassador to the war-torn country was addressing the committee on foreign affairs when she criticised European nations of inadvertently aiding ISIS.

On the uncoordinated patchwork efforts to aid anti-ISIS fighters in the country so far, she said: "the EU countries that provided arms to the Peshmerga forces to support their fight against the Islamic State did not coordinate amongst each other… there are no guarantees until now to confirm or deny that the Islamic State or Kurdish terrorist organisations have not seized those weapons".

Turkish news agency Anadolu also reported her words on the oil trade that brings millions of dollars a year to ISIS, by criticising Iran, Kurdistan and Turkey for being routes out of Iraq for Europe-bound oil tankers going by road. Other members of the committee, clearly concerned by her accusations pressed her for more details and which nations in Europe were engaging in the trade, but she would give no more detail.

Laying the blame solely at the door of nations outside of the EU, Hybášková demanded the Union "exert pressure on Iran, Kurdistan and Turkey in order to stop this trade". This is not the first time Turkey has been accused to turning a blind eye to the political situation in Iraq for financial gain.

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NSNBC - Fool Me Twice? EU’s and Turkey’s lies about buying Oil from ISIS
6 september 2014

Christof Lehmann (nsnbc) : The EU Ambassador to Iraq chastised Iran, Kurdistan and Turkey for financing the so-called Islamic State by facilitating their oil export. Turkey’s Energy Minister Taner Yildiz described such rumors as lies. Nobody appears to recall that the EU lifted its embargo on the import of Syrian oil from rebel-held territories on April 22, 2013.

Fool me trice...

[Universalia]

Misschien kort door de bocht maar zou men niet beter op een deftig alternatief gaan zoeken dat ze daar hun olie in hun 'daar waar geen daglicht komt' kunnen steken.

Maar ja dan ga ik weer in tegen zeker?

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ISIS, AQ, Nusra is Big Biz!


FT - The Big Read - Fuelling Isis Inc
21 september 2014