The US was very quick to blame the rocket attacks on Iraq’s Camp Taji, which killed two US troops, on Shi’ite militia Kataib Hezbollah. Yet a new video by a heretofore unknown group calling itself the “League of Revolutionaries” has now claimed that they were the ones behind the attack.
The Revolutionary League statement claimed they’d used the minimum amount of force in their attacks. They also demanded that the US immediately withdraw from Iraq, threatening more attacks if the US tried to remain in the country.
Who exactly the Revolutionary League is remains unclear, though analysts were quickly trying to link them to the Shi’ite militia movement as well, noting similarities in the video speech to recent speech formats by Lebanese Hezbollah leaders.
Trying to link them to the Shi’ite militias allows the US to keep on its same strategy of picking fights with Iran over the matter, though it is risky to just ignore the potential of another new group that has problems with the US occupation and about which virtually nothing is really known.
This is how it works: ISIS front attacks US troops… US blames Iran… US bombs Iraq… And repeat.
False flags from the insurgent Sunnis, now disenfranchised across both Iraq and Syria. Just like the chemical weapons false flags attacks in Syria. The Sunnis attack US forces. The Sunnis behind the attacks don’t advertise their Sunni/Wahhabi character. Then the US opportunistically blames & attacks Iraqi Shia groups in a proxy attack on Iran. This works to the advantage of the Israelis, the Neocons, the MIC, & the Pentagon by strengthening and prolonging the Sunni insurgency. That in turn prolongs the flow of profits to the MIC, promotions for the US military, and the justification — “Americans don’t cut and run!” — for continuing their stay in Iraq and Syria and enabling the continuation of the war-for-profit-and-for-Israel against Iran. In the tank for the MIC, the Pentagon, the DC Swamp, and Israel: America is everyone’s bitch.
Well maybe this new group will be more successful in continuing to attack US troops until they decide to leave which is what all of Iraq wants.
SO LEAVE PLEASE – NOW.
Ask yourself ” What would I do If you were an Iraqi that lived in Iraq, that is not as easy a question to answer as it seems.
The generations of European derived cultures are vastly different than those of third worlds, and even those vast numbers of gun owners in US would be split into multiple opinions.
Does the connection of patriotism/ nationalism rank as high a motivation factor, as when a family member is murdered on the scale of revenge?
Events of violence used in personal revenge is damn rare in our Western “civilization”, we expect others to do it for us, Natural Law versus Legality and from birth we are indoctrinated into being nations of Laws, to resist our natural impulses.
Violence in our civilized societies is actually quite rare and we are far from our destruction of whole societies and slaughtering of their peoples by the more violent oriented military citizens, we have legalized violence outside our borders.
In US we have a problem of going too far in legalizing death dealing by violence to our militarized police forces, and reduced punishment as when they kill or beat down a citizen into “justice being how many dollars we can get,.
In US police shoot and kill more unarmed Americans than do our foreign enemies our soldiers.
Evil doers with legality on their side, and they know it, and public does nothing to stem it, dollars over life.
Is it justice when an Iraqi kills invaders that destroyed his country and family members, not according to we of western civilized nations.
We, US military, do pay some in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan when our soldiers outright murder one of them, on average $1500 U$D, being they are uncivilized their dead are worth less than ours.
So, ” What would you be doing if you were an Iraqi”, and your conquering armies treated you like a piece of dirt, making a call to the police?