Date: Sat, 18 Oct 2014 21:02:58 +0200
America's Jihad
by Dr. K R Bolton |
October 18, 2014
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The Islamic State organization seems to have arisen overnight, well-armed,
and swiftly moving through Iraq and Syria, seemingly unstoppable. One might
wonder as to how plausible it is to believe the CIA, U.S. National Security
Council, and Mossad supposedly hitherto knew little or nothing of the
Islamic State jihadists. We are apparently expected to believe that they
appeared from nowhere as if by magic.
It is apt to recall the present Jihad bogeyman arose from the Mujahideen,
which was formed by the CIA as a guerrilla force against the Russians in
Afghanistan. The "clash of civilizations," as neocon historians refer to the
"war on terrorism," was a contrivance; not the result of an inexorable
historical law. By the end of the First World War much goodwill existed
between the Entente and the Arabs who had fought together against the
Ottoman Empire, with the expectation that the Arab states would achieve
independence, thanks to the heroic efforts of T. E. Lawrence and the Arabic
fighters. Their guerrilla war against the Turks had been crucial to the war
effort, although subsequently besmirched by Zionist propagandists.[1] Thanks
to Zionist machinations, the Entente had spoken with a forked tongue to the
Arabs while making a contrary promise to the Zionists to back a Jewish state
in Palestine in return for Jewish influence supporting the Entente cause, by
then in a predicament, in the USA. The result was the Balfour Declaration
and the needless prolongation of the war[2] so that the Zionists and the
messianists could get their nose poked into Palestine until such time as
being able to dump themselves en masse after the Second World War.....
US President Ronald Reagan meeting with Afghan Mujahedeen, who he called
"freedom fighters", in the Oval Office on February 2, 1983. (Ronald Reagan
Library)
US President Ronald Reagan meeting with Afghan Mujahedeen, who he called
"freedom fighters", in the Oval Office on February 2, 1983. (Ronald Reagan
Library)
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