“MASKING”
In the slapping game
Who will bleed first?
By Sir Charlattam
It was back in 2005 when an open-air market in Sadr City, Baghdad was targeted by a car bomb that the Western media blamed on the “Al Qaeda-Iraq” hoax. Almost simultaneously, but on the other side of the city, a Sunni mosque was shot at by alleged Shiite extremists, for US media such as CNN and FOX NEWS the preferred perpetrators were followers of Moqtadr Al Sadr, thus setting up the argument of terrorism and sectarian warfare.
All this was going on
under the noses of the Anglo-American occupiers and the Iraqis themselves
suspected that they were behind this sinister game. Time would prove them
right.
The same strategy (with
the complicity of the Saudis and Emiratis) would be replicated in Libya, then
in Syria and with a complex plot, re-established in Iraq (with the
participation of Turkey) with the pseudo-Islamic farce of the “Islamic State”
in 2014. It was all part of a hybrid war ploy in which terrorism was the main
tactic.
The terrorist actions
of the CIA -called sabotage- and its partners inside Russia that
Washington has tried to justify under the cover of the Russian Special
Operation launched on 24 February 2022 were already planned in advance
demonstrating the premeditation in generating such acts.
The alleged revelations
of the investigator Jack Murphy, in which he claims to be the mastermind behind
these acts, had overlooked the fact that these plans had been under
consideration since before 2014 and were only authorised by President Barack
Obama in 2017.
This gives another
dimension to what the Anglo-American media call sabotage and highlights the
immorality and inconsistency with which Washington manipulated not only its
citizens but the whole world with its military interventions under the pretext
of the so-called “fight against terrorism”.
Obviously the legal
advisors of the State Department and the CIA, with the invaluable help of the
Media Corporation try to disassociate these criminal actions with the term
terrorism, but despite these attempts, the use of reasoning and common sense,
no citizen anywhere in this world believes that there is any difference since
the results are so obvious.
According to Murphy the
agency's “agents” were not American and only since 2017 (after Obama's
pre-emptive authorisation) started planting explosives in different buildings
and industrial targets in Russia and Belarus. In doing so, it removes from the
scene (and from criminal responsibility) the governments that passed through
the White House, authorisers of the launch and execution of attacks that would
not only destroy building infrastructure, but would cause the death of many
people.
But if we look at the
time span in which this entire network of attackers was assembled, their entry,
cover and stay inside these countries was financed, the reception of the
explosives, hiding them in secret hideouts and moving them to place them in the
targets, the numbers do not add up.
It is also suspicious
to claim that no US citizens have been involved. Perhaps the opposite is true.
As we well know,
Russian troops launched the operations on 24 February last year, so the
justification for the CIA's (US) implementation of terrorist actions against
targets inside two sovereign nations like Russia and Belarus would not have
existed up to that point. If we give any credence to Murphy's version and
validate terrorism as another NATO tactic, the degree of American reaction was
staggering. Still, why did the US mount such a network of attackers if it was
not a party to the conflict? Don't forget that it was a guarantor of the Minsk
agreements. A small detail that neither Washington nor Murphy could answer.
If Obama's 2017 “forecast”
is to be believed, the numbers don't add up. The alleged Slavic associates who
made up the attack network within the Russian Federation did not come out of
the air or show up at a CIA recruiting office (like in those stupid Hollywood
movies) or were recruited at European universities, especially in Britain,
France or Germany. Suppose they did, how long did it take to recruit them?
Perhaps if, as Murphy
says, the CIA used another agency in a regional country to infiltrate Russian
society, i.e. professional manpower, the problems of how to get hold of the
explosives, move them, access the designated sites to blow them up and mine
them remain unexplained. If we buy that story for a minute and accept that how
did they determine that the explosives they planted so far in advance would not
be discovered by security or their mechanism jammed by the passage of time?
This tactic works if
there is a well-determined and predicted time to set off the explosives. This
was seen in the attack on the Dinamo stadium in Grozny in May 2004 where the
then pro-Russian leader Aimad Kadyrov and several of his aides were killed by
the explosion of a bomb placed in the concrete structure built earlier. Chechen
separatists who were supported by MI6 had placed explosives inside the
structure and then filled it with cement.
The intrigue-loving MI6
boys and their yellow loudspeakers on the MI5 payroll would have liked to put
the rumour that they had infiltrators in the SVR and the FSB, but even the
inventor of that story would not buy it. Cold War experiences of such exploits
ended in terrible failures and a lot of headaches for the Foreign Office.
Playing dirty with
Arabs and Islamists went on for a while. Today we see them trying to forget the
“Islamic State” (Daesh) issue and the members who are now imprisoned. But to do
so with the Russian Federation is quite another matter and that is playing with
fire. As the RAND Corporation's reports to bureaucrats in Washington and, why not,
in London have already warned, it is only a matter of time before they return
kindnesses in their respective territories or even in Europe.