- Thierry Meyssan
- Voltaire Network
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- Map of "The Greater Middle East region" according to the US Chief of Defence published in 2006 by Colonel Ralph Peters.
The sudden collapse of the Iraqi state is presented by the
international press as a result of the attack of the terrorist group
ISIL. But who can believe that a powerful state, armed and organized by
Washington, could collapse in less than a week in the wake of a jihadist
group formally independent of any state? Besides, who can believe that
those who support ISIL in Syria sincerely condemn its actions in Iraq?
Thierry Meyssan reveals what’s in the cards.
Since 2001, the Chief of Defence of the United
States has been trying to break the "broader Middle East" into a
multitude of small, ethnically homogeneous states. The map of the
remodeled area was published in July 2006 [1]. It plans to divide Iraq into three, a Sunni state, a Shiite and Kurdish one.
Israel’s failure in the face of Hizbullah in the summer of 2006 [2],
and that of France and the United Kingdom in Syria in 2011-14, gave the
impression that the plan had been abandoned. That is not the case: the
U.S. military leadership is trying to resume the project through the
modern condottieri that are the jihadists.
The events in Iraq last week should be seen in this light. The
international press insists on the offensive of the Islamic State in
Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or "Daesh" in Arabic), but it is only part of
the vast action currently in motion.
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