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As a continuation from my last blog whereby I believe the root of “World Peace” is centered on peace in the Middle East with the first step being negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians, I would like to remain objective and independent in my views such that I would like to now once again focus on Syria in my views as they seem to be the closest at this time to a full fledge military war of rage like wild animals stuck together in a cage. However, it is important to note that Israel and Palestine seem to be awakening from their hatred induced coma state with the potential for peace negotiations to be resumed in the near future in the United States. In essence there seems to be only one feasible solution at this stage, the national level, consisting of a national home for the Jewish people, a national home for the Palestinian collective, and that's all. However, Syria continues to currently be the thorn in everyone’s side such that as a friendly reminder, the wave of Arab unrest that began with the Tunisian revolution reached Syria on March 15, 2011. By the end of February 2013, more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, were thought to have been killed and tens of thousands of others had been arrested. More than two million had been displaced and more than four million needed assistance, according to the United Nations. It is important to note that the proposed peace conference in Geneva and more access for deliveries of humanitarian aid continue to be deferred as thousands and thousands more suffer each day that all Parties choose to continue to play war games. Meanwhile, on August 6, 2013, rebels fighting to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad captured a key airbase in Aleppo province, near the Turkish border. The opposition had been trying to capture this base since last year. Jim Muir, the BBC's correspondent in Lebanon, says the base lies on a major rebel supply route from Turkey. Rebels have also recently taken several villages in Latakia province, the heartland of President Assad's minority Alawite sect. They remain strong in the country's north, despite recent gains by loyalist forces in the cities of Damascus and Homs, and other areas of Aleppo. Without getting into further excessive detail, the key point to note is that it’s been over 2 years since this conflict first commenced on March 15, 2011 and still there is no imminent solution in sight. In my opinion, this barbarian tug of war by force will never end between President Bashar al-Assad who is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah and the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces which is backed by the USA, EU and Israel. Although it is obvious to me that both of the respective Parties to this conflict will never concede to loss at the hands of the opposition, both Parties continue to try to win it all by going backwards to old school style bench clearing brawls. Although it is obvious to me that both Parties are ready, willing and able to fight until kingdom come, I do not understand why they cannot sit on their respective bum bums, stop behaving like dumb dumbs, and realize that all have lost and nobody has won. Furthermore, I do not understand how both respective Parties can be so blind that they cannot see that a military solution will drag out for an eternity as no one will ever bow on one knee.

In summary, I refer to “World Peace Lennon Ivan Style – Part XXX” as the belief that Syria needs a Geneva peace deal whereby both Parties stop behaving like dumb dumbs and sit down on their bum bums.

John Lennon – Stand By Me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_ghOG9JQM

As a continuation from my last blog whereby I believe the root of “World Peace” is centered on peace in the Middle East with the first step being negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians, I would like to remain objective and independent in my views such that I would like to now once again focus on Syria in my views as they seem to be the closest at this time to a full fledge military war of rage like wild animals stuck together in a cage. However, it is important to note that Israel and Palestine seem to be awakening from their hatred induced coma state with the potential for peace negotiations to be resumed in the near future in the United States. As the first direct talks in three years between Israelis and Palestinians began in Washington on the night of July 29, 2013, US Secretary of State, John Kerry, urged Israelis and Palestinians to strike a “reasonable compromise” and named a new US envoy to oversee this latest effort to produce a solution to the more than six decades-old Middle East conflict. However, Syria continues to currently be the thorn in everyone’s side such that as a friendly reminder, the wave of Arab unrest that began with the Tunisian revolution reached Syria on March 15, 2011. By the end of February 2013, more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, were thought to have been killed and tens of thousands of others had been arrested. More than two million had been displaced and more than four million needed assistance, according to the United Nations. It is important to note that the proposed peace conference in Geneva and more access for deliveries of humanitarian aid continue to be deferred as thousands and thousands more suffer each day that all Parties choose to continue to play war games. Meanwhile, on July 28, 2013, Syrian state TV began reporting that the opposition enclave of Homs, held by the rebels since the summer of 2011, had fallen. Activists and fighters in Homs denied it, saying the government had made big gains but there were still pockets of fighters hanging on. Later though, one opposition source said the enclave was “80% gone”, while another said that fighters had been pushed to the margins. Hardly any activists or fighters in Khalidiya are active on Skype now, another sign that the retreat may have happened or is at least under way. Without getting into further excessive detail, the key point to note is that it’s been over 2 years since this conflict first commenced on March 15, 2011 and still there is no imminent solution in sight. In my opinion, President Bashar al-Assad is attempting to gain the upper hand before entering into any peace negotiations with the Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces. Unfortunately, President Bashar al-Assad still has not learned that what is put together by force will not ultimately withstand the test of time and that what goes around will ultimately come around although it is just a question of time. Therefore, it is in the best interests of all sides whereby President Bashar al-Assad is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah and the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces is backed by the USA, EU and Israel to look into a crystal ball and realize that this conflict cannot be ended by force as for every action there will be a reaction such that the seeds of change have already been laid such that Syria will never again be the same.

In summary, I refer to “World Peace Lennon Ivan Style – Part XXIX” as the belief that Syria needs a Geneva peace deal as the seeds of change have already been laid such that Syria will never again be the same.

John Lennon – Stand By Me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_ghOG9JQM

As a continuation from my last blog whereby I believe the root of “World Peace” is centered on peace in the Middle East with the first step being negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians, I would like to remain objective and independent in my views such that I would like to now once again focus on Syria in my views as they seem to be the closest at this time to a full fledge military war of rage like wild animals stuck together in a cage. However, it is important to note that Israel and Palestine seem to be awakening from their hatred induced coma state with the potential for peace negotiations to be resumed in the near future in the United States. However, Syria is currently the thorn in everyone’s side such that as a friendly reminder, the wave of Arab unrest that began with the Tunisian revolution reached Syria on March 15, 2011. By the end of February 2013, more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, were thought to have been killed and tens of thousands of others had been arrested. More than two million had been displaced and more than four million needed assistance, according to the United Nations. It is important to note that the proposed peace conference in Geneva and more access for deliveries of humanitarian aid continue to be deferred as thousands and thousands more suffer each day that all Parties choose to continue to play war games. Meanwhile, on July 23, 2013, General Martin Dempsey gave senators five options the U.S. military could carry out in Syria's civil war, but warned that even limited involvement could backfire. Army General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, outlined five options that he said the U.S. military could carry out if ordered by the White House: (1) Stepping up training and advising of the rebels; (2) Conducting limited airstrikes; (3) Establishing a no-fly zone; (4) Setting up a buffer zone inside Syria outside government control; (5) and securing Syria's chemical weapons stockpile. U.S. intervention would likely further the narrow military objective of helping the opposition and placing more pressure on the regime but intervention could bring unanticipated consequences whereby should the regime institutions collapse in the absence of a viable opposition, the USA could inadvertently empower extremists or unleash the very chemical weapons the USA seeks to control. Without getting into further excessive detail, the key point to note is that it’s been over 2 years since this conflict first commenced on March 15, 2011 and still there is no imminent solution in sight. In my opinion, before proceeding to any of the above (5) options, someone less analytical should consider the simple option of picking up the telephone and giving President Bashar al-Assad a call to come to Geneva to negotiate a peace deal with the Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces. In my opinion, there is such a volatile mix of parties involved in this conflict that any little scratch of an itch could result in a lethal cocktail mix as brewed by a witch. The reality of the situation is that with so many big shots with big egos on all sides whereby President Bashar al-Assad is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah and the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces is backed by the USA, EU and Israel any little accidental slip of a fart has the potential to result in bombardments like flying chemical darts straight for each other’s hearts.

In summary, I refer to “World Peace Lennon Ivan Style – Part XXVIII” as the belief that Syria needs a Geneva peace deal as any little itch could result in a lethal cocktail mix as brewed by a witch.

John Lennon – Stand By Me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_ghOG9JQM

As a continuation from my last blog whereby I believe the root of “World Peace” is centered on peace in the Middle East with the first step being negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians, I would like to remain objective and independent in my views such that I would like to now once again focus on Syria in my views as they seem to be the closest at this time to a full fledge military war of rage like wild animals stuck together in a cage. As a friendly reminder, the wave of Arab unrest that began with the Tunisian revolution reached Syria on March 15, 2011. By the end of February 2013, more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, were thought to have been killed and tens of thousands of others had been arrested. More than two million had been displaced and more than four million needed assistance, according to the United Nations. It is important to note that the proposed peace conference in Geneva and more access for deliveries of humanitarian aid continue to be deferred as thousands and thousands more suffer each day that all Parties choose to continue to play war games. Meanwhile, Islamic extremists fighting in Syria pose one of the most worrying threats to Britain and its allies, particularly if they gain access to the regime's stocks of chemical weapons, Britain’s parliament's intelligence committee said on Wednesday, July 10, 2013. In their annual report, lawmakers said the consequences of Al-Qaeda-linked extremists getting hold of President Bashar Al-Assad's reported stocks of the sarin and VX nerve agents, ricin and mustard gas would be “catastrophic”. Subsequently, on Wednesday, July 17, 2013, militants assassinated a well-known supporter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Lebanon which is the latest sign that Syria's civil war is spreading to its smaller neighbour. Mohammad Darra Jamo, a commentator who worked for Syrian state media and often appeared on Arab TV channels, was attacked by gunmen hiding in his house in the southern town of Sarafand. Syrian state news agency SANA blamed an armed terrorist group for the killing and Lebanese security source said supporters of the Syrian rebel opposition were top suspects. Lebanon, whose own 15-year civil war ended in 1990, is struggling to stay on the sidelines of Syria's conflict. Car bombs and clashes between groups supporting opposite sides of Syria's war have become increasingly common. Without getting into further excessive detail, the key point to note is that it’s been over 2 years since this conflict first commenced on March 15, 2011 and still there is no imminent solution in sight. In my opinion, the longer all Parties to this conflict choose to continue to live in a façade of superficial ignorance whereby each of the respective Parties believes that they can win it all, the more people will die each day and the higher the probability the borders will be crossed until everybody in the surrounding regions gets crucified to a cross. This is a problem which tends to arise when you have too many big shots with big egos on all sides whereby President Bashar al-Assad is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah and the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces is backed by the USA, EU and Israel such that each of the respective sides is convinced that they are completely, unconditionally and irrevocably right such that until death both of the respective parties are willing to fight. Ironically, both of the respective Parties are partially wrong because killing like vultures, torching like dinosaurs and sabotaging like wolves is the formula for all Parties to loose just so that their individual egos do not get bruised.

In summary, I refer to “World Peace Lennon Ivan Style – Part XXVII” as the belief that killing like vultures, torching like dinosaurs and sabotaging like wolves is the formula for all Parties to loose just so that their individual egos do not get bruised.

John Lennon – Stand By Me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_ghOG9JQM

As a continuation from my last blog whereby I believe the root of “World Peace” is centered on peace in the Middle East with the first step being negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians, I would like to remain objective and independent in my views such that I would like to now once again focus on Syria in my views as they seem to be the closest at this time to a full fledge military war of rage like wild animals stuck together in a cage. As a friendly reminder, the wave of Arab unrest that began with the Tunisian revolution reached Syria on March 15, 2011. By the end of February 2013, more than 70,000 people, mostly civilians, were thought to have been killed and tens of thousands of others had been arrested. More than two million had been displaced and more than four million needed assistance, according to the United Nations. It is important to note that the proposed peace conference in Geneva and more access for deliveries of humanitarian aid continue to be deferred as thousands and thousands more suffer each day that all Parties choose to continue to play war games. Meanwhile, Islamic extremists fighting in Syria pose one of the most worrying threats to Britain and its allies, particularly if they gain access to the regime's stocks of chemical weapons, Britain’s parliament's intelligence committee said on Wednesday, July 10, 2013. In their annual report, lawmakers said the consequences of Al-Qaeda-linked extremists getting hold of President Bashar Al-Assad's reported stocks of the sarin and VX nerve agents, ricin and mustard gas would be “catastrophic”. Without getting into further excessive detail, the key point to note is that it’s been over 2 years since this conflict first commenced on March 15, 2011 and still there is no imminent solution in sight. In my opinion, the situation in Syria from any perspective seems to be “damned if you do and damned if you don’t”. That is, any action by any of the respective parties to this conflict on extreme ends will result in counter extremist actions by the opposing parties to the point that everybody will become insane and Syria will be showered with chemical rains. This is a problem which tends to arise when you have too many big shots with big egos on all sides whereby President Bashar al-Assad is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah and the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces is backed by the USA, EU and Israel such that nobody seems to be able to agree to anything reasonable, pragmatic and rationale. Furthermore, what seems to be the most dangerous in Syria is that this “over analysis creation paralysis” relationship between the opposing parties to this conflict tends to fuel extremism, radicalization and terrorism because those actually living through the atrocities, pain and bloodshed in day-to-day Syria lose hope for a reasonable, pragmatic and rationale solution from the big shots above so that they ultimately decide to take matters into their own hands and create extreme, radical and terrorist bombardments seen by them as a “Solution Grand”.

In summary, I refer to “World Peace Lennon Ivan Style – Part XXVI” as the belief that when all hope for peace fails, Syrian fighters on all sides will take matters into their own hands and create extreme, radical and terrorist bombardments seen by them as a “Solution Grand”.

John Lennon – Stand By Me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_ghOG9JQM