Et nous partîmes, “Winning Hearts & Minds”

Et nous partîmes, “Winning Hearts & Minds”

En 2001, la croisade anglosaxonne, suprémaciste, occidentaliste, civilisationnelle, droitdel’hommesque, globalisatrice & Cie, partit notamment sur le rythme joyeux et chaleureux du slogan unanimement acclamé dans le bloc-BAO par tous les zombies-Système, fussent-ils de nationalité US ou de cœur si chaleureux proche des US, de GW Bush à BHL, de Barroso aux neocons, du président-golfeur au président-poire : “Winning Hearts & Minds”. La bombe “intelligente et civilisatrice” de l’USAF, guidée avec une précision chirurgicale sur une cérémonie de mariage identifiée comme un rassemblement de chefs d’un groupe terroriste formé par nous-mêmes et parti avec la caisse, et explosant en une multitude de fleurs, les unes en forme de Hearts, les autres en forme de Minds, c'était notre truc...

Savourez quinze ans plus tard, brothers, le résultat de la riche moisson de ces semences somptueuses d’humanisme et de modernité... Ce document (RT évidemment !) nous montre, vidéos tonitruantes à l’appui (un montage-Poutine, c’est sûr !), comment quelques malabars enturbannés des forces spéciales US se font jeter littéralement des rangs d’un groupe rebelle, que les USA subventionnent sans doute concurremment, d’un côté la CIA, de l’autre le Pentagone, de l’autre (trois côtés) département d’État. Récemment, il est vrai, des officiers des forces spéciales exprimaient une certaine préoccupation devant les difficultés de leur travail, notamment dans des groupes financés par des centres de puissance qui s’affrontent à Washington, tandis que la Maison-Blanche prévient qu’il ne faut pas faire de vagues pour ne pas embarrasser Hillary et apporter de l’eau au moulin de l’innommable Trump.

Bref, quinze ans d’un travail de civilisation, structurant, ouvrant la perspective d’un avenir sans tâche ni nuages indécents, qui nous donne ce spectacle édifiant des civilisateurs salués avec enthousiasme par leurs ouailles reconnaissantes alors qu’ils rentrent chez eux pour un repos bien mérité. (Alléluïa : RT, le 16 septembre, sous le titre : « ‘Crusaders! Infidels! Dogs! Get out!’ American-backed rebels force US commandos to leave Syrian town »)

« “Five or six” US special forces troops had to withdraw from the town of al-Rai on Syria’s border with Turkey, after allies from the Free Syrian Army (FSA) had driven them out, calling them “infidels” and “crusaders,” several media outlets have reported. The Turkish military, which last month openly crossed the Syrian border to fight against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), has admitted that US soldiers are providing a supporting and coordinating role in the operation being carried out between the Syrian towns of Azaz and al-Rai, Reuters reports.

» At least two videos circulated on Twitter on Friday evening appeared to show that they were not welcome in al-Rai. The footage shows a group of agitated men, gathered in the town square, shouting anti-American slogans in Arabic, as a cavalcade of vehicles passes by. The chants include: "Down with America," "Get out you dogs," and "They are coming to Syria to occupy it." Voices in the background call the US troops “pigs” and “crusaders.” “We don't want a single American fighting in Syria alongside us,” says a man in the second video. “We are Muslims, we are not infidels. Get out!”

» Reuters cited a US official and a “senior rebel commander,” who confirmed that a protest had taken place, which ended with US troops making their way back towards the Turkish border. Later, a group of rebels purporting to be representatives of Ahrar al-Sharqiya, a militia operating in the area, circulated a video statement, saying that US support of Kurds, who are also fighting Islamic State, was behind their protest. “We and other FSA groups fighting in and around Aleppo say that we remain a free army, and refuse to fight on the side of Americans, who support the terrorist Kurdish PKK. We are halting all military activities until US troops leave the region.”

» The US State Department spokesman John Kirby said the “rhetoric” used by the rebels was “not appropriate” and acknowledged that the opposition “is not a monolith,” but still praised the overall success of Turkey’s operation inside northern Syria. “We knew all along that the Turkish forces would be teaming up with some opposition forces, and in this they have been successful. So, let’s keep in mind the greater goal, which was to choke off that stretch of border so that [ISIS] can’t use it,” he said during a press briefing in Washington.

 » “We’ve discovered this many times in Muslim world, where the US deploys its troops, whether it’s Iraq, or Afghanistan, or Syria, it is seen as the enemy, the occupier. Secondly, the incident highlights the problems the US has been having in identifying moderate Syrian rebels – despite spending billions of dollars 'developing' them - and the fact that this is coming from the supposed allies in the FSA isn’t actually surprising,” Max Abrahms, an associate professor of political science at Northwestern told RT. »

Mis en ligne le 17 septembre 2016 à 03H30