“THE SNAKE'S EGG”

Why is it very convenient for Washington for the Taliban to take power in Afghanistan? who else would benefit from this?

 

Por Yossi Tevi

Last week's bomb attacks at the Kabul airport left many questions hanging in the air. Were they rivals of the Taliban or a CIA operation? This last question in turn raises another crucial question. What would be the purpose of those brutal attacks that even killed US Marines?

To try to shed light on these events and understand the logic (twisted by the way), we must start from the idea that what the media today talk about as “ISIS-Khorasan” is an extension of ISIS (or Daesh) that of that group that appeared out of nowhere. on Iraq in June 2014. That in turn was the continuation of a lie inserted in Iraq in 2006 after the planned elimination of the head of “Al Qaeda-Iraq” Abu Muzab Al Zarqawi, who for Washington had ceased to be functional in in the midst of a complex and dynamic scenario that required a renewed counterinsurgency strategy. From there, a new group called "Islamic State of Iraq" (ISI) made its appearance, which, formed with foreign mercenaries, varied in the number of members and was temporarily led by ghostly characters such as “Abu Omar Al Baghdadi”, Abu Ayub Al Masri and the last these characters (the one who had the greatest role behind) Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, an archetype invented by US intelligence and its Israeli partners.

The black flag with the inscription of the “Shahada” that identifies “ISIS” has been taken from the interpretations of eschatology. Here you see a group of supposedly Arab men brandishing the black cloth but in reality they are impostors performing in a montage produced by the Israeli Mossad.

When intelligence agencies build a hoax, they do so on the basis of accurate and circumstantial information on the objective they are pursuing. As an example of this, we saw it when Israel in the mid-sixties wanted to counteract the nationalist militancy of the PLO, they fostered and even financed religious militancy in the occupied territories that would later transform into radical groups such as “Islamic Jihad” and “Hamas”.

With regard to the new franchise called “ISIS-Khorasan”, the image, symbolism and of course its ideology has clearly been taken from the theology more precisely from Islamic eschatology but as expected, adulterating and manipulating the interpretations of the Muslim scholars.

The trick lies in artificially recreating the symbology and forms that this part of the Semitic religion describes that will impact the minds of the most aroused and superstitious in the community. It also targets populations mired in despair and misery who will be easy to manipulate with this type of falsehood. With this manipulation of the texts they pursue a psychological nature that seeks to take advantage of the behaviors and multiple idiosyncrasies of the millions of faithful that make up the UMMA (Islamic Community) that extends around the world, especially in the extremist sectors that exist in all religions, but unlike Islam, they are not the target of a systematic scheme extensively and persistently promoted, financed and directed from well-determined Western countries.

It goes without saying that this is a scandal and an affront to the Islamic faith and to the Muslims themselves (which has been spreading over three decades) who then become the target of stigmatization and the scapegoat through of the media product of these murky governmental elaborations in which, in addition to the Western media conglomerates, several Arab-Islamic governments unfortunately collaborate directly or indirectly.

These plans, implemented in Iraq, Yemen and Syria, would have failed in Afghanistan without clearly highlighting that in the attempt they have caused enormous damage among the civilian population and among their own men. Beyond the fact that the Taliban is a Sunni Islamic branch under an interpretation adjusted to its locality and tribal customs of the Pashtun majority, with dogmatic and ideological roots in the Pakistani Madrasahs financed and encouraged by the CIA since the late 1970s (1978 ) and with the intentional extension in Afghanistan, they do not adhere to the twisted interpretation that ISIS makes of Islam.

Although for some those fiery admonitions of the self-proclaimed caliph “Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi” made in the Great Mosque of Mosul back in July 2014 border on appearances with the “Wahabi” vision of Saudi Islam, the truth is that the Saudis themselves unconsciously listening to him they frowned as a sign of misunderstanding or disagreement with it. In addition to showing the artificiality of their ideology, the absence of that alleged analogy that the Western media continually tries to argue and warned the Taliban about this artificiality, they fight them without quarter.

There is a problem that persists in the West and especially in the Anglo-Saxon world that comes from its colonial times and it is based on the belief that the natives of the countries involved are still ignorant, easy to co-opt and deceive. When the United States and Great Britain invaded Iraq and strange attacks against civilians began to occur, no one believed that there were characters like Abu Muzab Al Zarqawi or Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi, much less that the perpetrators were Iraqis expressing many that they were the illusion of the invaders themselves.

In Iraq, when the first “ISI” cell appeared in 2006, its actions were so indiscriminate against civilians that the Iraqi resistance fought them without quarter. By the time it reappeared as the firepower that we saw in 2014 focused its attacks and sophisticated digital propaganda against the Shiites, being incisive in this objective, leaving aside the Americans and even the Israelis. So evident was their selectivity that in Israel many Israelis made jokes and parodies about who "Daesh" really worked for.

With this in view and transferred to what is happening in Afghanistan, we see that "ISIS" will become the antagonist of the Taliban on the ground, obviously alongside other local groups such as the Tashikos and lies with which Washington will use to maintain instability in the region as part of a strategy of controlled chaos that aims in the medium term to compromise strategically important spaces for both China and Russia. Let us not forget that during the disintegration of the USSR in the 1990s, British MI-6 and other NATO agencies supported the Chechen Muslim pro-independence activists in a variety of ways with the aim of controlling the Caucasus.

But there is also another interested party with another objective as or more important than the one set out here. We know that Israel is extremely concerned about the nuclear developments of the Arab-Islamic countries and in that sense, it has done everything it could to cut off aspirations for this type of development. This is how in June 1981 he bombed the “Osirak” complex in Iraq, since 2009 he has been assassinating several Iranian nuclear scientists -the last Mohsen Fakhrizadeh- and in recent times he has carried out cyberattacks against the Iranian facilities in Natanz. Pakistan was not going to be the exception.

The Pakistani nuclear program has been one of the issues that for decades has taken away the sleep of the Zionist elite in and outside of Israel who, through their transnational organizations such as AIPAC and their lobbyists in the US Congress, from the Democratic administration of Jimmy Carter has so far tried to argue the danger to regional stability if Pakistan had its own nuclear development. Even to sow greater discord and mistrust, they try to influence this discourse in India, taking advantage of the border conflicts that still exist in the Kashmir region.

But the circumstantiality of the cold war and the Iranian revolution in 1979 cooled the expectations of the Zionists to agitate in Washington an early path for the sabotage and destruction of the Pakistani nuclear program, these intentions being totally blocked during the Reagan administration that needed Pakistan to destabilize the pro-Soviet government of Afghanistan.

Undoubtedly, the "ISIS-Khorasan" fits into this planning and that is why in the support and everything related to the formation of this impossibly Islamist group, it will seek to destabilize Afghanistan and the entire region as long as the Taliban does not eliminate them first.