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ISIS IS US: The Shocking Truth Behind the Army of Terror
Have you wondered why we are losing the war on terror? Or how Russia took out more ISIS targets in a few days than the US coalition in two years?
Then this is the book for you.
"ISIS IS US" explains what's really behind the rise of ISIS. Why the mess in the Middle East is no failure, it’s the result of a "divide and chaos" policy.
A panel of authors tells the incredible story with impeccable references. The strategy, the motive and the historical background, are all here.
You'll see why the wars on Iraq, Libya and Syria were not for democracy, but to break them into quarreling mini-states: divide and rule.
Read about how the US occupation in Iraq set up Sunni and Shiite death squads to carry out ethnic cleansing campaigns, like Nicaragua in the 1980’s. ISIS was born from these terror brigades.
In Libya, the US supported extremist rebels to topple Gaddafi. False reports of the Libyan army killing civilians were used to get the UN to OK a no-fly zone. US airstrikes then decided the conflict for Al Qaeda.
In Syria, mercenaries and snipers carried out random killings, which the US embedded media pinned on Assad, trying to get a UN green light for a NATO bombing campaign.
And last but not least, who benefits from the bloodshed.
An absolutely eye-opening book.
Then this is the book for you.
"ISIS IS US" explains what's really behind the rise of ISIS. Why the mess in the Middle East is no failure, it’s the result of a "divide and chaos" policy.
A panel of authors tells the incredible story with impeccable references. The strategy, the motive and the historical background, are all here.
You'll see why the wars on Iraq, Libya and Syria were not for democracy, but to break them into quarreling mini-states: divide and rule.
Read about how the US occupation in Iraq set up Sunni and Shiite death squads to carry out ethnic cleansing campaigns, like Nicaragua in the 1980’s. ISIS was born from these terror brigades.
In Libya, the US supported extremist rebels to topple Gaddafi. False reports of the Libyan army killing civilians were used to get the UN to OK a no-fly zone. US airstrikes then decided the conflict for Al Qaeda.
In Syria, mercenaries and snipers carried out random killings, which the US embedded media pinned on Assad, trying to get a UN green light for a NATO bombing campaign.
And last but not least, who benefits from the bloodshed.
An absolutely eye-opening book.
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250 pages, Paperback
Published February 29, 2016
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April 20, 2016
what can you say other than:
George Santayana
"Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.
The book challenges us to see that we've seen these kinds of operations before - we saw this in Asia, the Middle East and in Latin America. There are certain extremely powerful and rich elements in society who need to destablise countries and create mayhem in order to ensure their power is supreme.
We're going to take out seven countries in 5 years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran
Wesley Clark
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George Santayana
"Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.
The book challenges us to see that we've seen these kinds of operations before - we saw this in Asia, the Middle East and in Latin America. There are certain extremely powerful and rich elements in society who need to destablise countries and create mayhem in order to ensure their power is supreme.
We're going to take out seven countries in 5 years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran
Wesley Clark
January 5, 2017
ISIS Is Us: The Shocking Assortment of Conspiracy Theories and Bad Editing.
No, honestly. You quote Wikipedia and want me to take you seriously?
No, honestly. You quote Wikipedia and want me to take you seriously?
May 14, 2016
This book details the rise of ISIS.
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