Monthly Archives: August 2013

An Unconstitutional Military Strike

Wednesday, August 28, 2013
By Alan Caruba

I don’t know why the White House doesn’t just send Syria’s Bashar al-Assad a map of where it intends to attack with Tomahawk and other missiles. The bottom line, however, is that this much heralded military adventure is unconstitutional. The President has no authority to initiate the use of the military against Syria.

This has not stopped presidents from engaging the nation in wars, but the last declaration of war, as specified in Article 1, Section 8, Clause 11, occurred on December 11, 1941 against Germany as a response to its formal declaration of war against the United States. Three days earlier Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor initiating a state of war.

As the Tenth Amendment Center points out, “Unless fending off a physical invasion or attack, the president is required to get a Congressional declaration of war before engaging in military hostilities in another country.”

Let us be clear about this. Syria has not declared war on the United States and, while the use of gas goes against an international convention against it, the Assad regime has already killed 100,000 Syrians in a civil war. Nor is Syria the only nation in the Middle East known to have used gas. Saddam Hussein gassed several thousand Kurds in Halabja, Iraq in 1988 and used it in his eight-year war against Iran. The West’s response was to do nothing except to condemn it.

As Daniel Pipes, president of the Middle East Forum, points out, “Warfare is a very serious business whose first imperative is to deploy forces to win—rather than to punish, make a statement, establish a symbolic point, or preen about one’s morality.”

President Obama’s first mode of governance is to make a speech and then to assume the problem is solved. From his very first speech in Cairo in 2009, those in charge in the Middle East interpreted his policies as weakness.

When President Clinton lobbed a few missiles by way of retaliation for al Qaeda attacks on U.S. embassies in Africa, Osama bin Laden concluded the U.S. was weak and set about planning the two attacks on the Twin Towers.

Dr. Pipes warns that “Bashar al-Assad’s notorious incompetence means his response cannot be anticipated. Western strikes could, among other possibilities, inadvertently lead to increased regime attacks on civilians, violence against Israel, an activation of sleeper cells in Western countries, or heightened dependence on Tehran. Surviving the strikes also permits Assad to boast that he defeated the United States.”

The Wall Street Journal opined that “there is no good outcome in Syria until Assad and his regime are gone. Military strikes that advance that goal—either by targeting Assad directly or crippling his army’s ability to fight—deserve the support of the American people and our international partners. That’s not what the Administration has in mind.”

What Obama has in mind is a symbolic attack in much the same way killing bin Laden was both necessary and symbolic. In making the announcement Obama declared “Yet his death does not mark the end of our effort.  There’s no doubt that al Qaeda will continue to pursue attacks against us.  We must –- and we will — remain vigilant at home and abroad,” adding that ”As we do, we must also reaffirm that the United States is not –- and never will be -– at war with Islam.”

Islam, however, is at war with the United States and the West. That is the declared aim of both al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood.

The war in Syria is a civil war. There is no good outcome no matter whether the Assad regime wins or is overthrown. There is no strategic or tactical victory to be achieved by the United States in either case. Simply punishing the regime for using gas achieves nothing except to expend several million dollars’ worth of missiles.

The Tenth Amendment Center points out that “As they did in the war against Libya, those violating these strict constitutional limitations will like refer to an attack on Syria as something other than ‘war.’ But, changing the words they use to describe their actions doesn’t change the constitutional ramifications. Under the Constitution, a war is a war whether you call it a war or something else.”

The time is long past when America must address whether our military interventions in the Middle East have demonstrated any success. To date, they have not. The majority of Americans are opposed to an attack on Syria and both the Constitution and the collected wisdom of the public argue strongly against it.

We are, however, too far down the road thanks to the administration’s declared intention to do so. War it has been said is to be an extension of politics. We will witness a political gesture and one that is intended to demonstrate Obama is a leader internationally and domestically. He is neither.

It will be an attack on the constitutional powers of Congress as much as an attack on Syria.

Source: © Alan Caruba, 2013

U.S. :: Al Qaeda-linked Group Behind Benghazi Attack Trains Jihadists for Syrian Rebel Groups

Ansar al-Sharia running training camps in Benghazi and Darnah

 
August 28, 2013
BY: Bill Gertz

U.S. intelligence agencies earlier this month uncovered new evidence that al Qaeda-linked terrorists in Benghazi are training foreign jihadists to fight with Syria’s Islamist rebels, according to U.S. officials.

Ansar al-Sharia, the al Qaeda-affiliated militia that U.S. officials say orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks on the U.S. diplomatic compound and a CIA facility in Benghazi, is running several training camps for jihadists in Benghazi and nearby Darnah, another port city further east, said officials who discussed some details of the camps on condition of anonymity.

The officials said the terror training camps have been in operation since at least May and are part of a network that funnels foreign fighters to Syrian rebel groups, including the Al-Nusra Front, the most organized of the Islamist rebel groups fighting the Bashar al-Assad regime in Damascus.

The officials said the jihadist training is a clear indication that Ansar al-Sharia continues to conduct terrorist activities and is linked to jihadists in both Syria and North Africa.

Disclosure of the terror training camps also bolsters earlier intelligence assessments that Libya, following the death of Muammar Qaddafi, is now a focal point for al Qaeda terrorist activity in North Africa.

Information about the terrorist training camps in northeastern Libya was uncovered after the arrest of several jihadists near the port city of Darnah in early August.

Other information about the camps appeared online at jihadist social media outlets around the same time.

Two men identified as Tunisians disclosed the existence of the training camps in Benghazi after they were interrogated by a local militia group in northern Libya.

At the time of their arrest, the Tunisians stated that they were trained in small arms use and were on their way to join Syria rebels by traveling first to Benghazi, then Istanbul, and over land across Turkey and into northern Syria.

According to the officials, the Tunisians were arrested Aug. 3. Inside their car, the militia found six passports, an AK-47 assault rifle, and foreign currency. A total of four people traveling in the car, including two Libyans, clashed with guards at a security checkpoint at the time of the arrest.

One of the men said he was an associate of Ansar al-Sharia’s leader Sufian Ben Qumu, an al Qaeda terrorist released from the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in 2007.

Details of the number of jihadist training camps and jihadists was not disclosed, but the officials said there are several training camps.

The Ansar al-Sharia Brigade in Benghazi was formed in early 2012 from several Islamist militias that fought during the 2011 revolution that ousted Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi. The group was forced to relocate its operating bases based on local opposition to the group’s role in attacks on the U.S. diplomatic compound.

Ansar al-Sharia is engaged in overt charitable activities and armed patrols in Benghazi, in addition to the covert terrorist training. The group has sought to play down its role in jihadist activities to avoid both the Libyan government and international scrutiny.

Ansar al-Sharia in Darnah was founded by former members of the terrorist Salim Martyrs Brigade and operates a base west of Darnah.

Libyan officials told Britain’s Arabic language newspaper Al Sharq al Awsat earlier this month that some type of covert U.S. military action was taken against al Qaeda bases in Darnah. However, Pentagon spokesmen said they had no information about such attack that reportedly took place Aug. 11.

U.S. intelligence agencies believe Libya has produced more jihadist rebels for the Syrian conflict than any other outside nation. Some 20 percent of foreign jihadists in Syria came from Libya and that several hundred are currently in the country.

Over 100 Libyans were reported killed in Syrian fighting for such rebel groups as Al-Nusra Front, the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, Umma Brigade, Muhajirin Brigade, and Ahrar al-Sham, an Al-Nusra offshoot.

The jihadist training highlights the danger that Libya is becoming a breeding ground for al Qaeda terrorists. Officials said the weak central government in Tripoli has allowed Islamist militias to flourish, including in Benghazi and Darnah where the two factions Ansar al-Sharia groups operate.

The Ansar al-Sharia Brigade was blamed by U.S. officials for carrying out the deadly Benghazi terrorist attack Sept. 11.

The Obama administration sought to cover up the terrorist attack in the weeks before the presidential election by initially claiming the action was the result of a spontaneous demonstration triggered by an anti-Islamic Internet video.

Four Americans were killed in the attack, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens.

A Pentagon report from August 2012 published by the Library of Congress stated that al Qaeda senior leaders and the group al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) “have sought to take advantage of the Libyan Revolution to recruit militants and to reinforce their operational capabilities in an attempt to create a safe haven and possibly to extend their area of operations to Libya.”

The report said al Qaeda is developing a “clandestine network” in Libya that could be used in the future to destabilize the government and offer logistical support for al Qaeda activities in the region.

The report said that AQIM has formed sleeper cells that “are probably connected to an al Qaeda underground network in Libya, likely as a way, primarily, to secure the supply of arms for its ongoing jihadist operations in Algeria and the Sahel.”

“The al Qaeda clandestine network is currently in an expansion phase, running training camps and media campaigns on social-media platforms, such as Facebook and YouTube,” the report said. “However it will likely continue to mask its presence under the umbrella of the Libyan Salafist movement, with which it shares a radical ideology and a general intent to implement sharia in Libya and elsewhere.”

To avoid attacks, Ansar al-Sharia in Libya “could be the new face of al Qaeda in Libya despite its leader’s denial.”

Source

“Kosovo and Syria: Two Convenient Lies” an essay by Norma Brown

Posted on August 28, 2013
Asylum Watch

When I contacted Norma Brown about her writing an opinion on this administrations plans to attack Syria in response to Syria’s apparent use of chemical weapons in their civil war (posted here yesterday), I sent her a link to the New York Times article, Air War In Kosovo Seen as Precedent in Possible Response to Syria Chemical Attack. I knew from some of her first posts at Ooobie on Everything that she had been in Kosovo in her capacity as a then US Foreign Service Officer and that she had strong opinions about NATO’s interdiction there. I was interested in what she would have to say about Kosovo being used as a precedent for sojourn into the Syrian conflict.  So, let’s see what Norma Brown has to say on the subject.

Read Here:  “Kosovo and Syria: Two Convenient Lies” an essay by Norma Brown | Asylum Watch.

Evidence: Syrian Rebels used Chemical Weapons (not Assad)

Saudi Chemicals in hands of Syrian Rebels

August 27, 2013
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By Walid Shoebat and Ben Barrack

Recent news of a chemical weapons attack in Syria smacks of desperation. The question comes down to who is most desperate right now, the Assad regime or the Muslim Brotherhood rebels? Consider that since June, Assad’s forces have been winning. According to a CBS News report from last month, victories for the rebels had become “increasingly rare” and that the Muslim Brotherhood-backed opposition fighters were sustaining “some of their heaviest losses” near Damascus.

The New York Times echoed this sentiment, even saying that before gaining the upper hand, concerns were that Assad would use chemical weapons; he did not.

In fact, even before Assad’s forces gained the momentum, a UN official reportedly found evidence of rebels using chemical weapons but no evidence Assad’s regime did. This, from a Washington Times article by Shaun Waterman dated May 6, 2013:

Testimony from victims strongly suggests it was the rebels, not the Syrian government, that used Sarin nerve gas during a recent incident in the revolution-wracked nation, a senior U.N. diplomat said Monday.

Carla del Ponte, a member of the U.N. Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, told Swiss TV there were “strong, concrete suspicions but not yet incontrovertible proof,” that rebels seeking to oust Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad had used the nerve agent.

But she said her panel had not yet seen any evidence of Syrian government forces using chemical weapons, according to the BBC, but she added that more investigation was needed. {emphasis ours}

Today, while the rebels are more desperate than they were at the time of that article, evidence of rebels using chemical weapons is available; evidence Assad’s regime has used them is not.

Waterman wrote…

Rebel Free Syrian Army spokesman Louay Almokdad denied that rebels had use chemical weapons.

That doesn’t square with a video uploaded on August 23, 2013, in which Free Syrian operatives threatened to launch chemical weapons:

Read More & Video: Evidence: Syrian Rebels used Chemical Weapons (not Assad) | Walid ShoebatWalid Shoebat.

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Boom! Evidence U.S. Bribed Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood?

August 23, 2013
By Shoebat Foundation

By Walid Shoebat

Egypt’s Attorney General Hisham Barakat is looking into evidence that arrested Muslim Brotherhood leaders accepted bribes from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, according to a report from Almesryoon, an Egyptian newspaper that cites a “judicial source”.

The trials that are scheduled to begin in Cairo on August 25th will feature a litany of charges against the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. Included among them are murders, assassinations, prison escapes, sniping, indiscriminate killing of demonstrators, and collaborating with foreign governments, to include both the United States and Qatar.

Evidence we have obtained lends credibility to the charges of “gifts” (bribes) being taken in U.S. dollars from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo” that were distributed to top ministerial level officials in the Mursi government.

Via Almesryoon:

“A judicial source stated that over the past few days, a number of complaints have been filed with the Attorney General Hisham Barakat. These complaints accuse the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and leaders of the centrist party of receiving gifts from the American embassy in Cairo. The sponsors of these complaints stated that among these leaders are Mohamed Badie, General Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, Khairat Al-Shater, deputy leader and businessman, Mohamed Beltagy leading the group, Essam el-Erian, deputy head of the Freedom and Justice Party of, and Abu Ela Mady, head of the Wasat Party, Essam Sultan, deputy head of the Wasat Party.”

The strength of these allegations is seemingly bolstered by another case alluded to by the newspaper in which a document is referenced. This document reportedly reveals monthly “gifts” being paid to Muslim Brotherhood leaders in Egypt by the Prime Minister Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor Al Thani, Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Mursi government. These monthly payments were said to be denominated in U.S. dollars to each leader.

Evidence for such allegations are substantiated by a document we have obtained. It includes the names of several recipients of funds and even includes their signatures acknowledging receipt of the funds.

This ledger, obtained from inside the Mursi government, lends additional credibility to the report published – in Arabic – by Almesryoon, which claims that U.S. bribes were paid to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Read More: here

Worldwide Field Development News Aug 17 – Aug 23, 2013

This week the SubseaIQ team added 13 new projects and updated 30 projects. You can see all the updates made over any time period via the Project Update History search. The latest offshore field develoment news and activities are listed below for your convenience.

Europe – North Sea
Statoil Makes Find at Smorbukk North
Aug 22, 2013 – Statoil announced a gas and condensate discovery at its Smorbukk North prospect in the Haltenbanken area of the Norwegian Sea. Well 6506/9-3 was drilled to a depth of 15,393 feet by the Transocean Leader (mid-water semisub). A 130-foot gas and condensate column was encountered in a down-to situation in the middle Jurassic Garn formation. Additionally, a thin gas and condensate section was proven in the deeper Ile formation. Initial studies indicate recoverable volumes of 25 to 47 MMboe. Smorbukk North is located directly north of the Asgard field and could potentially be developed quickly through a tie-in to existing infrastructure, extending the production life of the Asgard facilities.
Project Details: Asgard
Lundin Comes Up Dry with Biotitt Wildcat
Aug 22, 2013 – Lundin Petroleum’s Biotitt wildcat was drilled to total depth without any sign of hydrocarbons. Well 16/4-7 was drilled by the Bredford Dolphin (mid-water semisub) to 8,530 feet measured depth and is being plugged and abandoned as a dry hole. Over 300 feet of excellent quality Jurassic and Triassic sandstone was drilled but was found to be water bearing. Biotitt was the first well to be drilled in PL544 which was awarded in 2009. Lundin Petroleum (40%) serves as operator on behalf of partners Bayerngas (30%) and Explora Petroleum (30%).
Project Details: Biotitt
S. America – Brazil
Petrobras Reports Light Oil from Muriu Appraisal
Aug 22, 2013 – Light oil was encountered while drilling an appraisal well in the Sergipe Basin off the coast of Brazil. Well 3-SES-175D was drilled by the Petrobras 10000 (UDW drillship) to appraise the 2012 Muriu discovery in blocks SEAL-M-347 and SEAL-M-424. The well was drilled to a depth of 18,461 feet and discovered almost 80 feet of reservoir with good porosity. Petrobras, 100% owner of the blocks, plans to conduct a formation test to verify the productive characteristics of the reservoir. A Discovery Evaluation Plan has been submitted for approval by Brazil’s Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP).
S. America – Other & Carib.
Noble Energy Ready to Spud Nicaraguan Prospect
Aug 22, 2013 – Diamond Offshore’s Ocean Saratoga (mid-water semisub) is on location and preparing to spud the PS1 exploration well at the Paraiso Sur prospect in the Tyra Concession off Nicaragua. Noble Energy, operator of the concession, has allotted 90 days to drill the well. If successful, a second well will be drilled to determine the commerciality of the discovery. Paraiso Sur is estimated to hold P25 gross unrisked resources of 1,220 MMboe.
Project Details: Paraiso
Asia – SouthEast
Anao Phase 4 Compression Project Complete
Aug 23, 2013 – Work on the Anoa Phase 4 project is complete and production from the field has resumed. Phase 4 was implemented to enhance gas compression capacity to handle the increase of associated gas production and offset the decline of oil production at the field. The extra capacity allows for an additional 200 Bcf of undeveloped reserves being delivered from the field.
Project Details: Anoa
Premier Updates Progress at Pelikan and Naga Fields
Aug 23, 2013 – Progress continues on the Pelikan and Naga gas projects in Natuna Sea Block A offshore Indonesia. Construction of the Pelikan and Naga wellhead platforms (WHP) is almost complete. Load-out and installation of the units will take place in 3Q 2013. Planning of the development drilling program is in the final stages and a suitable rig has been secured. Drilling will commence at the end of the monsoon season in 1Q 2014 from the Pelikan and then Naga. Production startup at both platforms is expected to take place in the second half of 2014.
Project Details: Naga – Pelikan
Santos Acquires Interest in Northwest Natuna PSC
Aug 22, 2013 – Santos announced its acquisition of a 50% interest in the Northwest Natuna Production Sharing Contract (PSC) from operator AWE. The PSC is located off Indonesia and contains the undeveloped Ande Ande Lumut oil field which has been independently assessed to contain gross 2P oil reserves of roughly 100 million barrels. Currently, the proposed development concept consists of the installation of a wellhead platform and a permanently moored FPSO with oil take-off via shuttle tankers. A final investment decision is expected in 2014. Execution of the acquisition requires Indonesian regulatory approval.
Project Details: Ande Ande Lumut
Otto Expects Galoc Gas in November 2013
Aug 22, 2013 – Otto Energy made the decision to call total depth while drilling the 6-H well in the Galoc field off the Philippines. An 853-foot section of high quality reservoir was intersected and a 5 ??” completion liner was run over the interval. The well is being suspended prior to running a completion assembly. Wells 6-H and 5-H are being drilled by the Ocean Patriot (mid-water semisub). The rig will now re-enter the 5-H well to drill through the reservoir section and run the completion. Once drilling and testing operations are complete, the Skandia Hercules construction vessel will be brought in to install the subsea equipment and hook up both wells to the Rubicon Intrepid FPSO. Otto anticipates production start-up in November 2013.
Project Details: Galoc
G11/48 Partners Reach Nong Yao Investment Decision
Aug 22, 2013 – Mubadala Petroleum and its partner KrisEnergy have come to an agreement on the final investment decision for the development of the Nong Yao oil field in the G11/48 contract area in the Gulf of Thailand. The field was discovered in 2009 when the Emerald Driller (350′ ILC) drilled the Nong Yao-1 wildcat. Initial development of the field will involve drilling 23 wells, installation of two wellhead platforms and a floating, storage and offloading (FSO) vessel. The facilities will have the capacity to produce 15,000 bopd along with 30,000 bopd of produced fluids. First oil is anticipated in 1H 2015.
Project Details: Nong Yao
N. America – US GOM
Ardennes Well Fails to Deliver
Aug 22, 2013 – No hydrocarbons were encountered while drilling the Ardennes-1 exploratory well in Green Canyon Block 896. The Cobalt-operated well was drilled by the Ensco 8503 (UDW semisub) to 36,552-feet total depth. Both the Miocene and Inboard Lower Tertiary reservoirs were encountered but neither contained commercial quantities of hydrocarbons. Ardennes-1, which is the deepest well drilled to date in the US Gulf of Mexico, will be plugged and abandoned and the rig will mobilize to Cobalt’s Aegean prospect in Keathley Canyon Block 163. Cobalt owns a 42% working interest in Ardennes with partners ConocoPhillips (30%) and Total (28%).
Project Details: Ardennes
Asia – Far East
Roc Oil Completes Beibu Gulf Drilling Program
Aug 22, 2013 – Roc Oil announced the completion of a 5-well development drilling campaign at the WZ 12-8 field in the Beibu Gulf. Conclusion of the program marks the completion of the final stage of development drilling in Block 22/21. In all, 15 wells were drilled within the block to improve existing production and to tap into additional reserves discovered during the 2012 exploration effort. All 15 wells are expected to be on-stream in 3Q 2013 at a rate of approximately 15,000 bopd. The COSL HYSY 931 (300′ ILC) carried out the drilling program and has now been released.
Project Details: Beibu Gulf
Africa – West
Total Reveals Gabon Deepwater Pre-Salt Discovery
Aug 22, 2013 – Total Gabon, operator of the first deepwater pre-salt well in Gabon, announced the discovery of between 160 and 180 feet of net gas and condensate pay while drilling the Diaman-1B well in the Diaba block. The well was drilled by the Ocean Rig Olympia (UDW drillship) to a depth of 18,323 feet and confirmed the existence of a working petroleum system. Diaman-1B is a sidetrack to the Diaman-1 well which spud in April 2013 and is over 60 miles away from the nearest commercial pre-salt discovery. Total (42.5%) serves as operator of the block with partners Marathon (21.25%), Cobalt (21%) and Gabon Oil (15.25%).
Project Details: Diaman
MidEast – Persian Gulf
Barzan Development Drilling Phase Complete
Aug 22, 2013 – RasGas completed its 30-well development drilling campaign for the $10.3 billion Barzan Gas Project. The drilling program required the use of three jackups that combined for a total of 4,740 working days. Technologies such as Pressurized Mud Cap Drilling were utilized to safely drill the wells in the challenging formation. Completion of the drilling phase clears the way for installation of subsea pipelines to carry gas to the Barzan onshore facilities that are 50% complete.
Project Details: Barzan
Australia
Woodside Proposes FLNG for Browse
Aug 22, 2013 – Woodside recommended floating LNG (FLNG) technology to the Browse joint venture partners as the best option for the Browse LNG Development off Western Australia. In April 2013, the decision to not proceed with onshore development was determined after the concept did not meet commercial requirements for a positive final investment decision. If approved, the joint venture will rely on Shell’s FLNG knowledge and Woodside’s offshore development expertise. The project comprises the development of the Brecknock, Calliance and Torosa fields with combined contingent gas volumes of 15.9 Tcf and 436 million barrels of condensate.
Project Details: Browse LNG
MEO Announces the Presence of Ramble On
Aug 22, 2013 – MEO Australia, the 100% participant in permits AC/P50 and 51, completed its initial assessment of the permit area. Prospects were identified using reprocessed data from the 2012 Zeppelin 3D seismic survey and the older Onnia 3D survey. A likely drilling candidate is the Ramble On prospect in the southern portion of the block. MEO estimates the prospect to contain unrisked prospective resources of 56 MMstb (mean, recoverable). A successful well could significantly upgrade several other prospects within the area including Stairway and Kashmir. Ramble On is located in AC/P51 in close proximity to the Montara and Talbot fields. AC/P51 is currently in its 5th permit year. The 6th permit year begins in April 21, 2014 and requires the drilling of one exploration well.
Project Details: Ramble On

Obama Bankrolled Attack On The Benghazi Consulate

August 22, 2013
by Kris Zane

It has been widely reported in Egyptian media that one of the leaders in the attack against the Benghazi consulate on September 11, 2012 was Mohsen Al-Azazi.

According to Ahmed Moussa, a former high ranking intelligence official with the Egyptian government and several other sources, Al-Azazi’s passport was found in the house of Khairat Al-Shater, the Number Two man in the Muslim Brotherhood hierarchy, now under house arrest in Egypt by the Egyptian military. Al-Azazi has been implicated as the actual assassin of Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

But this is only the beginning of a blockbuster story.

According to Khairat Al-Shater’s son, Saad Al-Shater, his father is in possession of information linking Obama with criminal activities tied to the Muslim Brotherhood.

As reported by at least six Arabic news sources:

In an interview with the Anatolia News Agency, Saad Al-Shater, the son of a Muslim Brotherhood leader, the detained Khairat Al-Shater said that his father had in his hand evidence that will land the head of United States of America, President Obama, in prison.

Further, as reported by several Arabic news sources, citing a Libyan Intelligence document dated September 15, 2012, six Egyptians from the terrorist group Ansar al-Sharia based in Egypt were arrested for the Benghazi attacks and confessed that then-Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi was behind the attack. Additionally, Muslim Brotherhood researcher Walid Shoebat has obtained a copy of the Libyan Intelligence document and confirms Mohammed Morsi is named in the confession.

Per Shoebat’s translation of the document:

The most distinguished names that were obtained from the confessions by members of the cell, is the person, the President of Egypt, Mohammad Morsi…

The Libyan Intelligence document goes on to name five other co-conspirators, all members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

This is the same Mohammed Morsi who Barack Hussein Obama was fawning over and sent hundreds of millions of dollars to in foreign aid. The same Mohammed Morsi that Obama is still supporting, sending his minions to lobby for his release by the Egyptian military. This despite the fact that the Egyptian military has evidence that Morsi conspired with the terrorist group Hamas to murder thousands of Egyptian citizens.

There is even a video of Ansar al-Sharia, the group that attacked the Benghazi consulate, admitting that it was Morsi who was behind the attack. This was broadcast on Libyan TV!

But there’s more.

According to Arabic News Channel TV14 and reported on by Egypt Daily News, Obama sent an eight billion dollar secret bribe to the Muslim Brotherhood to guarantee that the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula be turned over to the terrorist group Hamas. Hamas, a Muslim Brotherhood sister group, works directly with Ansar al-Sharia in the Sinai Peninsula. Channel TV14 goes on to say that the agreement was signed by Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood’s second in command, Khairat Al-Shater, now under house arrest in Egypt, who says he has documents that will put Obama in prison!

But it gets worse: the eight billion dollars that Obama sent to the Muslim Brotherhood was shared with Ansar al-Sharia, the group that attacked our consulate and CIA Annex in Benghazi on September 11, 2012.

If all of this proves to be true, Barack Hussein Obama funded the attack on the Benghazi consulate and CIA Annex. Barack Hussein Obama funded the assassination of  U.S. ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. Barack Hussein Obama is therefore an accessory to murder, not to mention a traitor!

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