Israel’s Daesh

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Conspiracy, Daech, Daesh, ISIL, ISIS, Israel, Israeli crimes, Israeli intelligence, Israeli mercenaries, Plots, Strategy for Israel, undercover agents, War Criminals, War Strategy, Zionist conspiracy, Zionist entity, Zionist jihad

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(An evergreen piece by Wayne Madsen, Strategic-Culture, October 2014)

The scourge known as Daesh, aka the «Islamic» State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), also known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) and the Islamic State (IS), has long been in the making: in the think tanks and military planning offices of Israel.

The plan to have a group like ISIL rend apart the Arab nation-states of the Middle East is enshrined in two Israeli policies:

1 – «A Strategy for Israel in the Nineteen Eighties» written in 1982 by former Israeli Foreign Ministry official Oded Yinon
and
2 – «A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm», largely written American neo-conservative war hawk Richard Perle for Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and issued in 1996.

The latter report included contributions from Perle’s fellow Israeli agents-of-influence who have migrated in and out of sensitive United States government positions: Douglas Feith and David and Meyrav Wurmser.

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“Defected” Syrian army officer completes 3-year-long spying mission within “Free Syrian Army”

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Free Syrian Army, FSA, Lieutenant Hussein Al-Ahmad, Syria Military Documents, Syrian Air Defense, Syrian Air Force Intelligence, Syrian Air Forces, Syrian Arab Army, Syrian Army, Syrian Heroes, Syrian intelligence, Syrian Military Intelligence, Syrian Patriots, Syrian Resistance, Terrorists Gangs, undercover agents, War Against Terrorism, War on Syria, War Strategy

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Lieutenant Hussein Al-Ahmad, undercover agent at the service of his Homeland and Syrian Military Intelligence.

A former Syrian Army officer that defected to the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Dara’a province in 2012 has returned to Damascus after completing his three-year-long spying mission for the Syrian Military Intelligence.

The Army officer Lieutenant Hussein Al-Ahmad was originally captured by the Free Syrian Army in 2012 – he became famous for publicly defecting to the aforementioned rebel group following his capture; this led to Lt. Ahmad’s acceptance among his fellow defectors.

Lt. Ahmad would participate in a number of battles in 2014, including the rebel victory at Tal Al-Harrah in the Western parts of Dara’a province; this prompted the Free Syrian Army’s Central Command to appoint him as commander of Dara’a tribes.

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