Considering the fact that “Armed moderates” are practically non-existent in Syria, France announced in 2012 that it was delivering “lethal weapons” to Syrian rebels. French Arms deals were also with Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar; states at the forefront of supporting Salafi networks.
It’s unclear whether the Syrian rebel group who used the weapons are part of the U.S.-backed coalition.
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The truth is the US is really bad at empire.The post US Government to Spend $600 Million More On Training “Moderates” in Syria appeared first on The Anti-Media.
The US is spreading freedom and democracy in Syria, while Russia is simply prolonging the war and destabilizing the region, according to western talking heads.The post Russia Is Destabilizing Syria… According to the People Currently Destabilizing Syria appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Image: Free Syrian Army fighters 370. (photo credit:REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah)
The U.S. is sending hundreds of million of dollars to them, and U.S. allies are rallying in support of them, but who, exactly, are Syria’s so-called “moderates” and how much longer can they avoid being sucked into the radical extremism taking hold of the Middle East
Image: Citizens of Aleppo living in tents, having lost their homes to war, December 13, 2014. (Photo courtesy of Franklin Lamb)
Israel is also capitalising on the war on the IS to misleadingly portray it as identical with the Palestinian “Islamic” resistance movements because of their Islamic credentials. “When it comes to their ultimate goals, Hamas is ISIS and ISIS is Hamas,” Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly on September 29.
Image: A handout picture released by SANA on January 25, 2014 shows families returning to their houses in the Barzeh neighborhood of Damascus after the authorities in the area repaired the infrastructures.
Image above: United States ambassador to the UN Samantha Power next to President Obama
