Going after ISIS, Killing Civilians as Military Doctrine

CIA stories are continuously shifting, but “going after ISIS” still seems to carry weight, so it is still used as a fake pretext to target civilians and destroy countries.

Syrians saw through the lies years ago. A recent article from SANA[1] media reports that

(f)oreign and Expatriates Ministry urged the UN Security Council to assume its responsibilities, maintain international peace and security, halt the alleged international coalition’s crimes against the Syrian people and oblige all states to abide by and implement all UNSC resolutions on counterterrorism, particularly resolution No. 2253.

Clearly, the UN is failing in its mandate to maintain international peace, largely because it is increasingly subservient to rogue US-led “coalitions” that are literally responsible for an overseas holocaust.

But Syrians are aware. Amidst a tally of U.S perpetrated massacres on Syrian civilians, the Ministry accurately reports that

terrorism could not grow without the unlimited support provided by the Coalition’s member states to the terrorist organizations, particularly the ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra.

The report also notes that

those attacks contributed to the spread of creative chaos, the killing and destruction which fulfill goals of the coalition and the terrorist organizations in destabilizing security in the region, destroying Syria’s capabilities and prolonging the crisis in a way that serves the interests of the Israeli entity.

“Creative chaos” is a euphemism for overseas holocaust[2] (literally). When the lawless coalition bombs another country, it is bombing civilians, as it recently did in Mosul Iraq where 40,000 civilians[3] were reportedly killed, and as it recently did in Syria.

Chaos and mass destruction is not collateral damage, it is the strategic goal. Thierry Meyssan explains it this way:

 (T)he simplest way to pillage the natural resources of a country over a long period is not to occupy the target, but destroy the state. Without a state, there can be no army. With no enemy army, there is no risk of defeat. Thus, the strategic goal of the US army and the alliance that it controls, the UNO, is exclusively the destruction of states. What then happens to the populations concerned is not Washington’s problem.[4]

Everything makes sense when seen through this lens. Iraq, Libya, Ukraine, have been, or are in the process of being destroyed, so they can be plundered, and rendered subservient to Imperial diktats.

Massacring 40,000 civilians in Mosul was not a mistake, just like slaughtering over 500,000 Iraqi kids under five with pre-war sanctions was not a mistake. These are all strategic decisions.

Prof. Chossudovsky explains that

“The “Liberation” of Mosul constitutes an extensive crime against humanity consisting in actively supporting the ISIS terrorists’ occupation of Mosul, and then waging an extensive bombing campaign to ‘liberate’ the city.”[5]

Martyred journalist Khaled Alkhateb was also aware of Washington’s criminality. In one of his last reports, before being killed by Washington’s terrorists, Alkhateb reported that the Coalition was attacking civilians, hospitals, schools, and food production in the Homs region.

The “Coalition” and its mercenary proxies have been doing this for almost seven years now.

Embassies need to be opened in Syria and beyond, the truth needs to be widely accepted, not ignored, and the carnage must stop.

Notes

[1] “Syria urges UN to assume responsibility, end int’l coalition’s crimes against Syrian people.” SANA, July 30, 2017, (http://sana.sy/en/?p=110969) Accessed August 1, 2017

[2] Dr. Gideon Polya, “An Iraqi Holocaust, 2.7 Million Iraqi Dead From Violence Or War-imposed Deprivation.” “ICH”, March 27, 2015, (http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article41378.htm) Accessed August 1, 2017.

[3] Patrick Cockburn, “The Massacre of Mosul: More Than 40,000 Civilians Feared Dead.” Counterpunch, July 20, 2017, ( https://www.counterpunch.org/2017/07/20/the-massacre-of-mosul-more-than-40000-civilians-feared-dead/) Accessed August 1, 2017.

[4] Thierry Meyssan, “The European Union is blind to the military strategy of the United States.” Voltairernet.org, May 14, 2015. (http://www.voltairenet.org/article187588.html) Accessed August 1, 2017.

[5] Michel Chossudovsky, “The Engineered Destruction and Political Fragmentation of Iraq.” Global Research

July 14, 2017. (http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-destruction-and-political-fragmentation-of-iraq-towards-the-creation-of-a-us-sponsored-islamist-caliphate/5386998) Accessed August 1, 2017.


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