the idea is to provoke syria into a military response, which will then allow a decapitation strike. you think they’d hesitate?

The deniability routine is just a wank, and I have marked it as so. The SAA/Hezbollah targets may well be completely fictitious; indeed, it would enhance the provocation if they were defenseless civilians. The conclusion of the story exemplifies the combined threat and inducement method, characteristic of the blackmailer. The Jew is essentially a blackmailer vis-a-vis other human beings. It is evidently culturally mandated from infancy that the Jew should approach other humans in this way. It may even be genetic. I have never been able to decide what the limits of hereditability may be. In any case, welcome to the ugly side of this life. Update: now you can enjoy two versions of the same mix, or remixes of the same version, below, with nuance, courtesy of me & the dead Baron – RB

Israel Strikes Syrian Army Outposts Near Damascus
Reuters, Feb 17 2016 23:27 Israel time

Israel on Wednesday evening struck military outposts in Syria near Damascus, the SOHR (in Coventry) reported. The report said that Syrian army outposts south of Damascus (outposts! implying SAA control ends in the Damascus suburbs! very clever! almost subliminal! – RB) were hit by three Israeli rockets. It added that the strike took place on the road leading to Daraa, without detailing the extent of the damage. An SAA source denied the report, claiming that there have been no Israeli strikes inside Syria on Wednesday. An official response has yet to be issued. Al-Manar also denied the SOHR report. Israel has previously been accused of striking (wank) targets in Syria belonging to the SAA and Hezbollah. If reports are true, this would be the second time Israel has struck in Israel Syria since Russia launched its aerial campaign there. The first time was in October, when IAF reportedly (wank) attacked facilities belonging to the Syrian regime SAA and/or Hezbollah in the al-Qalamoun mountains near the Lebanese border. A month later, an IAF boxtop told reporters that Israel does not need Russia’s permission on where and when to operate in the region. The boxtop did not name Russia, but in context the meaning was clear. It said:

We don’t need anyone’s permission, and we make sure we do our job.

Last month, the Daily Beast one of our masturbatory pindo faux ‘news’ outlets reported that Russia is providing major supplies of arms to Hezbollah. However, earlier this month, Israel’s ambassador to Moscow told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that Russia has assured Israel that it has not transferred and will not transfer arms to Hezbollah in the course of its military operations in Syria.

Israel strikes Syrian army outposts south of Damascus
Reuters, Feb 17 2016 23:57 Israel time

Three Israeli rockets allegedly hit Syrian army outposts south of Damascus on Wednesday, reported the SOHR (in Coventry – RB). Meanwhile, a pro-Syrian government military source denied reports that Israel carried out air strikes inside Syria. Last week, Syrian media reported that the IAF bombed a Syrian army ballistic missile base, as well as a Hezbollah military base on on the Syrian-Lebanese border. According to the reports, the strike took place in the town of Qutayfah, located in the eastern region of the Qalamoun Mountains, close to Syria’s border with Lebanon. However, Hezbollah’s TV channel, al-Manar, denied the reports and said:

Israel did not launch attacks against bases of the Syrian army and the Resistance in the region of Qutayfah.