WASHINGTON (PNN) - December 9, 2015 - The Fascist Police States of Amerika government and its NATO allies have promised to fight Daesh (ISIS) in Syria with air strikes, but it has become apparent after less than a week that their real targets are the Syrian government and Syrian civilians. Attacks on Daesh have been mostly unsuccessful and there has been very little confirmation that the FPSA government or NATO are even going after them. In fact, there has been ample evidence to suggest that the FPSA and their North American Treaty Organization allies, especially Turkey, have been propping up these terrorist groups, with hopes of destabilizing the Syrian government and installing their own puppet dictatorship.
The newest FPSA-led air strikes this week killed a minimum of 36 civilians, after bombs were dropped in the middle of villages with no concern for innocent human life. Every single person that was killed in the air strike was a civilian, and many of them were children.
As Ron Paul pointed out in a recent article, the FPSA government will be investigating itself for these crimes, just as it did with the attacks on hospitals and weddings in the past.
“As in the incident of the (FPSA) attack on the Doctors Without Borders in Afghanistan, the (FPSA) government will investigate itself (and most likely once again conclude that it did nothing wrong). As the (Fascist Police States of Amerika) is acting illegally in Syria - there is no UN resolution nor was the (FPSA) invited by the Syrian government to conduct military activities on its soil - each (FPSA) strike on Syrian soil is as lawless as the San Bernardino demonic duo,” said Paul.
While conducting military operations within Syrian borders, the FPSA has refused to cooperate in any way with the Syrian government, which is attempting to fight Daesh for the sake of saving its regime.
During its pillage of Afghanistan and Iraq, the FPSA government funneled billions of dollars worth and weapons and support towards rebel groups in those and other countries that were intended to destabilize governments in the area that were not friendly with the FPSA and help them to install puppet dictatorships. These plans backfired when the rebel groups turned on the FPSA military, because after all, it is an occupying enemy. The rebel groups then began to assemble and form their own alliances, eventually becoming the terrorist group known as ISIS. Even after these rebel groups showed that they would not be able to be controlled and that they were terrorizing local areas, the FPSA government still continued to give them money and weapons, in hopes that they would destabilize the established governments, and provide an excuse for more conquest in the region.
