Until June of this
year, none of America's para-militarized, high-tech and super-secret spy
agencies had a clue as to how many militants there were in the group
called ISIL or ISIS or, now, the Islamic State (IS). They couldn't even
offer a ballpark figure. Why? Because the group doesn't use cell
phones, email, chat rooms, Twitter or Facebook. IS uses only human
couriers for its messaging, instead, and it was only the lucky capture
of a key militant in June that provided any information at all on the
group's size, reach or capability.
Abu Hajar was arrested with 160 USB memory sticks in his possession, just two days before the fall of the city of Mosul.
It was by pure chance that the US Intelligence Agencies learned
anything of ISIS's strength and that they had the ability and the goal
of taking most of Sunni Iraq. Abu Hajar cracked after two weeks of
"interrogation", by which I'm certain is meant "intense torture" and
gave up the head of ISIS's military council. Somehow, the CIA managed
to get decryption keys to those memory sticks, and I doubt the courier
had those keys in his possession.
Hundreds of billions of dollars
spent, and 17 US intelligence agencies had almost no knowledge of this
organization until 4 months ago, even though it sprang up in territory
the US has occupied for eight years ... there had been no estimates or
predictions of the group's rapid growth and its spread through
throughout the region. The US had no idea that IS would completely
overwhelm the Iraqi Army it had trained and supported ... easily. The
US stumbled onto the knowledge; they were absolutely clueless.
Knowing
how incompetent the "intelligence agencies" are, there is absolutely no
reason that any reasonable person, with a modicum of courage, should
lend an ounce of credence to their shrill fear-drenched cries of alarm
about the (probably fictional) terror group they call "Khorasan."
Don't
buy it. It's imaginary; it's propaganda. It's a huge lie. Like the
nonexistent stockpiles of chemical, neurological, and radiological
weapons of mass destruction 12 years ago ... it's warmongering of the
very worst kind, and I, for one, am not buying it. Not from these
fools.
No comments:
Post a Comment