DarkFury
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DIA Docs: West Wants a "Salafist Principality in Eastern Syria"? Washington's Blog
"The last uncensored sentence of the doc says that the third consequence of the "deterioration of the situation" ('the situation' likely meaning the FSA control of the border region) would be terrorist elements from all over the Arab world "entering into Iraqi arena." - See more at: ES: Point by Point Analysis of Declassified DIA Docs re Western-Backed Syrian Insurgency"
What the docs establish beyond doubt is that, in 2012, when they were written, the US saw the likelihood of a "Salafist Principality" or "Islamic State" being established, and was fully aware the insurgency in Syria was mainly driven by Islamic groups, who were fighting Assad and also supporting the FSA, which itself has been shown to have Islamic tendencies. For example, an FSA commander is on video saying he would want to implement Sharia law. But the West and its allies continued their support, as FSA members openly shared their US supplies with the ISIS-related groups, and even converted to ISIS. - See more at: ES: Point by Point Analysis of Declassified DIA Docs re Western-Backed Syrian Insurgency
DIA Docs: West Wants a "Salafist Principality in Eastern Syria"? Washington's Blog
"The last uncensored sentence of the doc says that the third consequence of the "deterioration of the situation" ('the situation' likely meaning the FSA control of the border region) would be terrorist elements from all over the Arab world "entering into Iraqi arena." - See more at: ES: Point by Point Analysis of Declassified DIA Docs re Western-Backed Syrian Insurgency"
What the docs establish beyond doubt is that, in 2012, when they were written, the US saw the likelihood of a "Salafist Principality" or "Islamic State" being established, and was fully aware the insurgency in Syria was mainly driven by Islamic groups, who were fighting Assad and also supporting the FSA, which itself has been shown to have Islamic tendencies. For example, an FSA commander is on video saying he would want to implement Sharia law. But the West and its allies continued their support, as FSA members openly shared their US supplies with the ISIS-related groups, and even converted to ISIS. - See more at: ES: Point by Point Analysis of Declassified DIA Docs re Western-Backed Syrian Insurgency
