An article I came out with Aug 26 th 2013 announcing the reasons for starting THE war with Syria.  One of the reasons was the intentions and agreement to build a pipeline through Iran, Syria, and Lebanon.  That would be later sold to Europe through a pipeline in the MedIterranean Sea.  Bypassing Turkey and Qatar.  

IN ADDITION FOR THE IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO WAR, IS THE ACCUSATIONS THAT OBAMA BRIBED THE MUSLIN BROTHERHOOD THROUGH EGYPT.  

PUT IT ALL TOGETHER.  THE HISTORICAL BUILDUP TO THE ANY DAY  EMMINATE ATTACK ON SYRIA.  

These are the real reasons we are going into Iraq.  

WATCH THIS CORBETT REPORT.  IT ALL COMES TOGETHER.

Here is the proof and commentaries from the Colbett Report.

Here is an excert from my article on BIN,

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  “Biggest News Day Of USA History, Aug 26th 2013. Missiles Start Flying, Obama Busted in EGYPTIAN Court.”

“PLUS THIS IS WHY WE WANT TO INVADE SYRIA AND IRAN.  TO PUT A PIPELINE TO EUROPE.  SYRIA AND IRAN HAS ALWAYS REFUSED TO GIVE EASEMENT TO SUPPLY EUROPE WITH PETRO.

Iran-Iraq-Syria Pipeline Must Tempt Europe

By Editorial Dept | Fri, 02 August 2013 18:18 |  OILPRICE.COM,   Oil and Energy News

Bottom Line: As Iraqi, Syrian and Iranian oil ministers meet in southern Iran to sign an MOU for the construction of the tri-country gas pipeline; a new picture emerges from the rubble of the Syrian conflict.

Analysis:  On 25 July, Iran, Iraq and Syria signed a deal for the construction of what would end up being the largest gas pipeline in the Middle East, running gas from Iran’s South Pars field to Europe, via Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Iraqi Oil Minister Abdelkarim al-Luaybi, Syrian Oil Minister Sufian Allaw, and Iranian caretaker Oil Minister Mohammad Aliabadi in Assolouyeh, southern Iran. The deal will see Iranian gas transited to Greece and elsewhere in Europe via a 6,000-kilometer pipeline that traverses Iraq, Syria and Lebanon under the Mediterranean.  The project will cost around $10 billion and will take between 3 and 5 years to complete. Right now it’s in the feasibility study stage, with a final agreement hoped for by the end of this year. Once complete, it should be able to handle about 110 million cubic meters of natural gas per day.

Recommendation: We have stressed numerous times that this is one of the main reasons for the conflict in Syria. Right now there is a race on to get gas through this region, to Europe. This was Qatar’s main goal of meddling in Syria—and now Qatar has been largely sidelined having extended its reach a bit too far..