Did (((they))) create ISIS? I've read some articles stating

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>>136595035
Generals to Obama
>Dont pull of of Iraq, youll create a power vaccum and an extremist army will rise to power that will create a plague of permanent chaos in Iraq
Obama
>Pulls out
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=44e_1406655216
all you really needed to understand this is a couple of brain cells and to have had your balls drop anytime pre 9/11

>>136595326

I have brains and balls, so that is a good start. If pulling out was predicted to be catastrophic, then why did America pull out? How is a permanent chaos in Iraq be in the interest of the USA? Why does the West spread this chaos and anarchy across the Middle East?

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>>136595835
something something world bank, something something kikes, something something debt based currency, global domination and debt slaves something something population replacement

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also, here
forgot i still had some of this stuff

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>>136596975

Is the Russian-backed pipeline ready?

>>136595035
The US's focus in the Middle East is opposing Iran, protecting Israel, and keeping everyone divided so they can't group up against us. This means supporting the Gulf monarchies. The Gulf monarchies finance terrorism. The US knows this and turns a blind eye, because a) the spectre of terrorism makes it easier to control the domestic population, b) the instability it creates in the Middle East keeps the region weak and divided, and c) it undermines Iran (since the areas prone to terrorism - Lebanon, Syria, Iraq - contain Shiite power bases which the US wants to keep off balance and weak).

>>136595835
the US pulled out because Obama included it in his campaign promises and all of the anti-war peons ate it up.

>>136598861

How does Russia play into this?

>>136598434
if anyone knows, it is /sg/, ask them
but I guess no, not ready yet

>>136595035
Does isis ever attack Israel?
Does isis attack Israel's enemies?

>>136598928

Many people became anti-war after the Iraq war. I think more and more eople are no longer buying into these ''fights against terrorism''. Also, Trump promised to be America First, but what that means regarding wars in the Middle East, I don't know.

>>136599191

I think ISIS attacked Israel once, but apologised for it. So this would suggest they are working together.

>>136595035
caspianreport -- the origin of isis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJPOtPl-0NI
why are you posting instead of studying the archives of /sg/? this was already covered. stop holding everyone back by making us re-cover the same ground over and over again.

C.I.A created. You can do the math.

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Of course (((they))) created ISIS, why wouldn't they?
Syria is the last Arab Socialist stronghold and the last enemy of Israel and the US in the Middle East aside from Iran(which is separate too much from Israel to be a real threat). It is only logical that, in an attempt to bolster Israeli positioning in the region as well as to prevent further Russian influence in the region, the US and Israel would destabilize Syria through any means necessary. It started with the funding of """moderate""" peaceful protesters, but when that didn't work and the world didn't fall for the sarin narrative, the US was forced to step up its game by providing support for more radical groups, such as AQI and al Nusra, and later ISIS.
If and when Bashar falls, and it doesn't matter to who, Israel will be in a better position. Do you really believe that an ISIS-occupied Syria would be any threat to Israel? Israel could steamroll ISIS in a day. The only reason they and NATO haven't is because doing so would show that for all these years they have been propping them up and holding off of finishing them. Now that Russia has given significant support to the Syrian government by bombing IS, the SAA and Rojava(Kurds) are dealing the final blow. However, even though ISIS is gone, NATO and Israel can prop up Rojava to destabilize Syria, because after the rebels and ISIS are long gone the Kurds will still be alive and kicking, a thorn in Bashar's side.

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Yes. Obama, Brennan, Black Ops CIA.

>>136599427
>Pronouncing Ba'ath as Bahath
I love Caspian Report but how do you pronounce Ba'ath as Bahath?

>>136599055
Russia and Iran are allies of convenience, with the mutual goal of pushing the US out of the Middle East and establishing their own spheres and influence instead. To that end, Russia supports Assad - help out their ally, secure their military base, and undermine the US-benefitting* insurgency.

*US-funded might be a bit of a stretch, it's not like the State Department sent a bunch of boxes of equipment directly to ISIS, but they knew that the support they were giving to the Syrian rebels would end up spread around the insurgency in general (including ISIS). They know that the Gulf monarchies support the terrorists and turn a blind eye, while continuing to provide them with tons of military equipment.

>>136595035
CIA created
>Duterte goes to Russia to buy weapons and have diplomatic relations
>(((ISIS))) attacks the next day
(((Coincidence)))

>>136599804
>Yes. Obama, Brennan, Black Ops CIA.
this.

Are we all agree that whoever is responsible they need to stand trial at The Hague for Crimes Against Humanity?

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ISIS = Israeli Secret Intelligence Service.
The plan: get into the military and civilian heart of the countries that are declared as a threat to Rothschild's Israel in order to destroy to faciliate thereafter, the takeover by the zionist starte on the entire area of the Middle East in order to establish "Greater Israel"