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Two weeks after the fall of Mosul last June, William Engdahl quoted sources who wondered if IS had the power to capture and control Mosul without help?
"Iranian journalist Sabah Zanganeh notes, 'ISIS did not have the power to occupy and conquer Mosul by itself. What has happened is the result of security-intelligence collaborations of some regional countries with some extremist groups inside the Iraqi government...'
Engdahl goes on to allege IS received financial support from "three of the closest US allies in the Sunni world..." and American passports for some of its key members:
"Key members of ISIS it now emerges were trained by US CIA and Special Forces command at a secret camp in Jordan in 2012, according to informed Jordanian officials. The US, Turkish and Jordanian intelligence were running a training base for the Syrian rebels in the Jordanian town of Safawi in the country’s northern desert region, conveniently near the borders to both Syria and Iraq. Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the two Gulf monarchies most involved in funding the war against Syria’s Assad, financed the Jordan ISIS training."
Since the early 90s when the CIA transported hundreds of Mujahideen vets of the 1980s Afghan war into Chechnya to disrupt Russia, radical Islam has been a useful tool to advance western interests in the New Middle East while ensuring oil prices remain relatively high:
"Whatever the final details that emerge, what is clear in the days since the fall of Mosul is that some of the world’s largest oilfields in Iraq are suddenly held by Jihadists and no longer by an Iraqi government determined to increase the oil export significantly."
ISIS in Iraq stinks of CIA NATO dirty war op RT Op-Edge
"Iranian journalist Sabah Zanganeh notes, 'ISIS did not have the power to occupy and conquer Mosul by itself. What has happened is the result of security-intelligence collaborations of some regional countries with some extremist groups inside the Iraqi government...'
Engdahl goes on to allege IS received financial support from "three of the closest US allies in the Sunni world..." and American passports for some of its key members:
"Key members of ISIS it now emerges were trained by US CIA and Special Forces command at a secret camp in Jordan in 2012, according to informed Jordanian officials. The US, Turkish and Jordanian intelligence were running a training base for the Syrian rebels in the Jordanian town of Safawi in the country’s northern desert region, conveniently near the borders to both Syria and Iraq. Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the two Gulf monarchies most involved in funding the war against Syria’s Assad, financed the Jordan ISIS training."
Since the early 90s when the CIA transported hundreds of Mujahideen vets of the 1980s Afghan war into Chechnya to disrupt Russia, radical Islam has been a useful tool to advance western interests in the New Middle East while ensuring oil prices remain relatively high:
"Whatever the final details that emerge, what is clear in the days since the fall of Mosul is that some of the world’s largest oilfields in Iraq are suddenly held by Jihadists and no longer by an Iraqi government determined to increase the oil export significantly."
ISIS in Iraq stinks of CIA NATO dirty war op RT Op-Edge