Since January, a group of forty Syrian exiles met secretly place the Church of St. Louis in Berlin, on the premises of the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik. If this foundation is funded by the German employers, the meetings are by the U.S. Departments of State and Defense. They are chaired by Steven Heydemann, a dual US-Israeli national, who has long worked for the CIA , before becoming a researcher at the U.S. Institute of Peace. This organization, which provides the formal meetings is - contrary to what its title might suggest - a screen of the Pentagon . Not surprisingly, the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs is associated with this project.
The program is entitled "The Day After Tomorrow. Support a democratic transition in Syria ". In the Orwellian vocabulary of Washington, "democratic transition" means passing the elected president and acclaimed by the people of Syria Bashar al-Assad in a chairman chosen by the Western powers, and the phrase "Day After" means the period following the overthrow of the Syrian regime by those same Western powers.
While the Syrians approved by referendum a new constitution , the task force wrote in another. It also defined what would be the political future of the Syrian government. The final document was presented by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, the President of the Syrian National Council, Abdel Bayset Sayda at the third conference of the Friends of Syria in Paris, July 6. Mr. Sayda agreed to implement the "road map".
[1] According to a classic pattern, this activity was covered by the Ford Foundation, the U.S. Information Agency and Freedom House.
[2] The U.S. Institute of Peace was created in conjunction with the National Endowment for Democracy, which is the counterpart. On Congress documents, its budget is in the Pentagon, while that of the NED is attached to the State Department.
[3] "The Day After: Supporting a democratic transition in Syria"
The program is entitled "The Day After Tomorrow. Support a democratic transition in Syria ". In the Orwellian vocabulary of Washington, "democratic transition" means passing the elected president and acclaimed by the people of Syria Bashar al-Assad in a chairman chosen by the Western powers, and the phrase "Day After" means the period following the overthrow of the Syrian regime by those same Western powers.
While the Syrians approved by referendum a new constitution , the task force wrote in another. It also defined what would be the political future of the Syrian government. The final document was presented by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, the President of the Syrian National Council, Abdel Bayset Sayda at the third conference of the Friends of Syria in Paris, July 6. Mr. Sayda agreed to implement the "road map".
[1] According to a classic pattern, this activity was covered by the Ford Foundation, the U.S. Information Agency and Freedom House.
[2] The U.S. Institute of Peace was created in conjunction with the National Endowment for Democracy, which is the counterpart. On Congress documents, its budget is in the Pentagon, while that of the NED is attached to the State Department.
[3] "The Day After: Supporting a democratic transition in Syria"
