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Our man in Syria: Interview with Colonel of the "Free Syrian Army"

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Wed, 17 Sep 2014 10:22 UTC

One of the key US men in Syria, the "Free Syrian Army" (FSA) Col. Abdel Jabbar al-Okaidi, who operated mostly in the Greater Aleppo area, was open about his daily communication and collaboration with extremist jihadists from the "Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant" (ISIL) and al-Qaeda's official branch in Syria, Jabhat al-Nusra. He refers to their fighters as brothers. In one footage after the rebel capture of Menagh military airbase, he even appeared standing next to an Egyptian jihadist from ISIL, Abu Jandal, while thanking him and his group for their contributions. The US is known to have funneled military aid to al-Okaidi and others in the FSA throughout the last couple of years.

And they plan to continue doing it.

Comment: These groups are all aligned, so the US plan to fund FSA or other groups to fight ISIS is nothing but an illusion to deceive the public. Their goal is to overthrow Assad.

It's the same with the so-called coalition.

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Reader Comments

lilies · 2014-09-17T12:13:25Z

Real conscience

Will Real Conscience somehow awaken in more and more people so they can elevate themselves from the brainwashed Sheeple and start to think for themselves - a reality that the billionaires dread, because their lies will be found out - and will the people renounce and ban psychopathic warmonger war-criminals from any public office and business?

rbateman1 · 2014-09-17T17:42:53Z

MYOB

Mind your own business. Exactly what the US is not doing.
With the US Economy and Border situation in a spaghetti mess, they are all gung-ho for more War.
Had the US not meddled in Syria's affairs and took sides, it would have been over with 2 years ago and ISIS would be a footnote.
Same for the Ukraine: Bolstering Kiev, the door was opened for acts of genocide and False Flags.
Considering the scandal-ridden state of Washington, there is little else that can be expected.