“Israel” Takes Control Of Lebanon – “Israeli” Intelligence Infiltrated Throughout Lebanese Government
waynemadsenreport.com, 25 August 2010
WMR has learned from its Lebanese intelligence sources that the Lebanese government is coming to realize that "Israeli" intelligence penetration of all political groups in the country is worse than originally believed.
"Israel's" Mossad, once content on penetrating the Christian and Druze parties in the country, has now thoroughly infiltrated the top echelons of Sunni and Shi'a parties, as well. Recently, Lebanon charged retired General Fayez Karam, a senior member of retired General Michel Aoun's Free Patriotic Movement, which is allied with Hizbullah, with spying for Mossad.
Among the political parties penetrated by "Israeli" intelligence is the Future Movement of Prime Minister Saad Hariri, the son of the former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, who was assassinated by a car bomb in Beirut in 2005. The UN Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) is expected very soon to charge Lebanon's Hizbullah with the assassination. However, Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah recently announced the group had video evidence from "Israeli" drones that showed the "Israeli" Defense Force was tracking Hariri before his assassination.
The STL's chief prosecutor, Daniel Bellemare of Canada, requested the evidence from Hizbullah. However, WMR has learned that Bellemare is suspected by Lebanese intelligence of having close previous contacts with agents of both the CIA and Mossad. WMR previously reported that Bellemare is suspected to have allowed and introduced into evidence against Hizbullah in the Hariri assassination, doctored cell phone intercepts pointing the "smoking gun" at Hizbullah. It is feared that Bellemare might give Hizbullah's evidence to Mossad for the "Israelis" to determine the source of the leak of classified videos.
Mossad is also reported to be grooming a successor to the Lebanese Shi'a political leader Nabih Berri, currently the speaker of the Lebanese parliament. The Mossad operation is being actively supported behind the scenes by Saudi Arabia, a country that is fast becoming one of "Israel's" most "open secret" allies in the Middle East.
According to WMR's sources in Lebanon, one network that "Israel" and the United States can rely on to support the UN after the expected indictment of Hizbullah for Hariri's assassination is a Sunni network in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon. It includes a member of the same family as Ziad al-Jarrah, one of the alleged United flight 93 hijackers on September 11, 2001.
Lebanese intelligence has linked the Ziad al-Jarrah, who hailed from the Bekaa Valley, to a Saudi-supported Salafist network that includes "Al-Qaeda" associates that will be used to target Shi'as throughout Lebanon in the wake of the Bellemare charges against Hizbullah. Lebanese intelligence discovered that members of this same Mossad-supported Salafist/Al Qaeda network also targeted top Shi'a leaders in Iraq. WMR has learned that Ziad al-Jarrah was used by the Mossad, the CIA, and Saudi intelligence as a "patsy" in the 9/11 conspiracy, just as similar "patsies" are being used in Iraq and elsewhere to help keep the myth of "Al Qaeda" and Osama bin Laden alive.
The same Salafist/Al Qaeda network in Lebanon, while still in an embryonic stage, was used by Mossad and the CIA to spy on Palestinian groups in Lebanon during the 1980s and 90s, as well as on Syria during its occupation of Lebanon.
The "Israeli" espionage network also extends to Syria. Lebanese sources report that former Syrian Vice President Abdel Halim Khaddam, who accused Syrian President Bashar al Assad of ordering Rafik Harir's assassination, is tactically backed by Israel and the United States. Khaddam, who heads the exiled National Salvation Front (NSF), is seeking to overthrow Assad. The NSF not only receives support from "Israeli" and U.S. intelligence but also from the French and German intelligence. The NSF maintains offices in Brussels, Berlin, Paris, and Washington, DC and it is suspected of working behind the scenes with Bellemare to bring charges against Hizbullah for the Hariri assassination. However, previous attempts to have Assad and pro-Syrian Lebanese generals indicted for the assassination fell through due to lack of any credible evidence.
