Towards the Creation of a US Sponsored Islamist Caliphate

[randolph85]

Listen what Robert Fisk says i.e., US did the same thing with Turkey as it did with Pakistan in 1980s when it used Pakistan as a conduit for supplying arms and aid to Jehadi-terrorists (the so-called Mujahideen).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVPzo0WpWsk

"The uploader has not made this video available in your country."

[کیش]

Say what you want but one who read hadiths can agree that this has been foretold by the Prophet 1500 years ago.


The real Question is "Can the real Mahdi please stand up"

[Khostai]

USA and the West will never support an Islamist movement. They have learnt from their mistakes of creating Mujahideen and Taliban. If they repeat the same mistake, it will be the climax of their stupidity.

Was it a mistake? I don't think that they saw taliban or mujhahidin as a mistake. Taliban came in handy as an excuse when they needed to inavde Afghanistan, and mujhahids deed everything for money, the current Afghan regime is the evidance, thanks to them US can built bases in Afghanistan.

The Iraq goverment refused US bases and what folowed? Instability and a civil war. That is led again by "Islamic" fighters, who want Shariah, how surprising.

I know that most of you have this image of US as some stupid country with idiots, but the institution of US is run by highly intelegent and cunning people. Who will do anything, so that US will stay on top as a world power.

[Ulfserker]

Is there any proof that Dawla is supported by US? I personally used to know people, who lived alongside Abu 'Umar (Military Ameer of Dawla) in Egypt and they describe him as sincere person. And their account is enough for me. Does anyone has proofs to contrary?

[Toramana]

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/19/world/middleeast/former-loyalists-of-saddam-hussein-crucial-in-helping-isis.html?smid=tw-share

Uneasy Alliance Gives Insurgents an Edge in Iraq

ERBIL, Iraq — Meeting with the American ambassador some years ago in Baghdad, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki detailed what he believed was the latest threat of a coup orchestrated by former officers of Saddam Hussein’s Baath Party.

“Don’t waste your time on this coup by the Baathists,” the ambassador, Zalmay Khalilzad, chided him, dismissing his conspiracy theories as fantasy.

Now, though, with Iraq facing its gravest crisis in years, as Sunni insurgents have swept through northern and central Iraq, Mr. Maliki’s claims about Baathist plo

[Toramana]

So Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the rest of the Gulf states have opposed "international" intervention in Iraq. This effectively divides Iraq.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/06/battle-rages-iraq-largest-oil-refinery-2014619101239601991.html

Iraqi forces are battling Sunni rebels for control of the country's largest oil refinery as the government waits on a US response for air attacks to beat back a rebel advance threatening Baghdad.

Troops loyal to the Shia-led government on Thursday were holding off rebels and fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant at the sprawling Baiji oil refinery, some 200km north of the capital.

A government spokesman said early on Thursday that Iraqi forces were in "complete control", but a witness in Baiji said fighting was continuing.

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