VS steun voor IS, steun met een verleden van 10 geheime terreurgroepen opgezet door de CIA

Gisteren op Information Clearing House, een artikel over de ‘traditie’ van de CIA, geheime terreurgroepen* op te zetten, om zo de belangen van de VS veilig te stellen middels oorlog (de zwaarste vorm van terreur). Zelfs bananen (Guatemala) waren reden voor de CIA een illegale oorlog te beginnen, met een door hen opgezet en getrainde terreurgroep. Dit is nog buiten de illegale oorlogen die de VS (begon,) voerde en voert tegen Irak, Libië en Syrië.

Justin King schreef dit artikel naar aanleiding van het meer en meer duidelijk worden, dat de VS steun verleent aan IS (en zelfs meehielp bij het opzetten van IS)……. Het doel daarvan: de democratisch gekozen Assad en zijn regering wegwerken, puur uit eigenbelang van de VS (machtsuitbreiding in Midden-Oosten) en een aantal bondgenoten van deze terreurnatie, zoals het reli-fascistische Saoedi-Arabië………

Een zeer verhelderen artikel, dat een aantal duivelse en uiterst misdadige handelingen van de VS op een rij zet. Voor vertaling kan u onder dit artikel (op Dutch) klikken, dat neemt wel wat tijd in beslag.

10
Secret Armies of the Central Intelligence AgencyBy
Justin King 

February
18, 2016 “Information
Clearing House”
– “TFC”
–  Langley,
Virginia – As
more and more evidence mounts that the US government was secretly
assisting the Islamic State, it might be time to point out a few
instances when the Central Intelligence Agency created secret armies.
The current theory suggests the
US secretly supported the Islamic State so the Islamists would
destabilize the government of Syrian President Assad. If that seems
out of the question, remember the CIA once started a war over
bananas… literal bananas.

Cuba: Probably
the best known secret army. Castro nationalized the assets of western
companies after his government took power,  so the US
decided to overthrow the government of Cuba and install a puppet
regime. As with most of the armies backed by the US intelligence
establishment, it failed. Miserably. The Bay of Pigs invasion
saw 1400
US-trained Cubans surrender to Castro’s forces within 24
hours.

El
Salvador: The
US-supported Salvadoran government faced opposition from communist
rebels. US intelligence saw an obvious and simple answer:
establish death
squads. US intelligence trained and advised pro-government forces
as they massacred villages and led the way to the displacement of
over a million people. Immediately after the ceasefire, there was a
general amnesty for people implicated in war crimes. This amnesty was
ruled to be illegal, but remains in effect anyway. Those seeking
justice are often burglarized and the evidence
of CIA involvementis stolen.

Afghanistan: The
US armed and trained the Mujaheddin fighters through Operation
Cyclone. Later, many of these fighters would form the core of the
fundamentalist Islamic terrorist groups we are fighting (or possibly
supporting) today. Yes, Osama bin Laden was one
of the fighterstrained by the CIA in Afghanistan. The whole
operation was carried out to stop the Soviet invasion.

Guatemala: This
little CIA caper is the origin of the term “Banana Republic.” The
democratically elected President of Guatemala  decided
to punish the United Fruit Company for decades of
consorting with the country’s dictators. He began to propose
legislation to end the US multinational’s monopoly on almost
everything in the country. So what else could the CIA do? The
agency overthrew the
legal government and triggered a war… over bananas.

Congo: In the 1960s, Belgium was ending its colonial rule over Congo. Rather than allow self-determination, the CIA staged assassinations, armed rebel forces, brought in European mercenaries, and even backed them up with a secret air force. Nicaragua (the second time): In the 1980s, the leftist Sandinistas took power. The CIA backed the Contra militia that opposed them. The agency funneled them arms, ran cocaine for them, and trained the organization that become well known for child soldiers, massacres at literacy centers, and war crimes of just about every imaginable kind. Angola: The CIA hired French and South African mercenaries to assist right-wing groups in their fight against the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola. The group was competing with several other paramilitary organizations in a fight to take over the country after the Portuguese decolonized. The CIA’s mercenary army predictably lost. Ukraine (the first time): During the second World War, the Nazis set up a partisan group in Ukraine to harass and slow the advancing Soviet forces. At the end of World War II, US intelligence began funding and assisting the partisan group. The Soviets wiped the partisans out in 1952. Venezuela: In 2002, a group within Venezuela attempted to oust the government. The US flatly denied involvement. Of course, there is more than enough evidence to tie the Bush Administration to the plot. There is even circumstantial evidence a more recent second attempt. Ukraine (the second time): The most recent revolution in Ukraine may have started organically, however, it was seized upon by US intelligence. The revolution became just another method of installing a US puppet regime. The US chose to install literal Nazis.  These facts are largely ignored by US media. Would US intelligence secretly back a brutal, murderous paramilitary group to destabilize a country on the US hit list? Of course. The US intelligence apparatus has been doing it for about 60 years.

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* Deze terreurgroepen waren vaak wel bekend, maar niet het feit, dat ze waren opgezet door de CIA…. Deze feiten werden vaak weggehouden uit de reguliere westerse pers.

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