Iraq Says ISIS Did the Attack that Trump Killed Soleimani For.
Soleimani Was ISIS’s Main enemy. Did ISIS Fool Trump There?
Scott Ritter on Why Soleimani Is a Hero to Almost All Iraqis
Eric Zuesse
Wreckage of an airplane is seen after a crash in Deh Yak district of Ghazni province, Afghanistan (Photo Credit: Press TV/AP)
Philip Giraldi
AHT
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at strategic-culture.org
The chain of events which has unfolded since late December has the potential the change the geopolitical shape of the Middle East for decades. Will Iraq successfully remove all foreign forces from their country? Is the region edging closer to war again?
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at strategic-culture.org
Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani (left) and Iraqi PMU commander, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis (Image: Al Manar/Wikicommons)
Tony Cartalucci
21st Century Wire
Since Washington’s double assassination of Iranian Quds Force leader, General Qasem Soleimani, and senior Iraqi PMU commander, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, on January 3rd, the White House and its mainstream media adjuncts have run an incessant propaganda campaign to try and demonize the Iranian military commander, calling him “an evil man” who had “the blood of Americans and Iranians on his hands,” as well as being “the world’s leading terrorist.”
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at strategic-culture.org
According to BBC’s top expert on jihadist movements, official publications from ISIS are now calling the killing of the Iranian General Qasem Soleimani an act of God, and are portraying Shiite Iran as Muslims’ greatest enemy, more so even than powers that don’t claim to be Muslim.
Patrick Henningsen
21st Century Wire
This latest back-peddling move by the US President demonstrates why Washington and the media have been so insistent with their bevy of war propaganda narratives around Iran.
This latest revelation should not surprise anyone who has been actively following the exploits of the current Trump Administration and its partner organization, Israel’s Netanyahu government.
