According to a Washington Times story, shoulder mounted anti-aircraft missiles are flowing into Syria. The claim of this article, as should be expected, is that these arms could fall into the hands of al Qaeda, that all encompassing term for a terrorist made up by U.S. officials immediately after the 9/11 fiasco.
There is an attempt in this article to conveniently separate the Free Syrian Army from al Qaeda. The U.S. has been funding and supplying weapons to any number of terrorist organizations for a long time, but now is attempting to distance itself from what are referred to as “real” terrorists and so-called freedom fighters. Little or no distinction actually exists.
This story is attempting to place blame on other countries and black market operations for the spread of these weapons, but the contradictions are many and damning, even in an article written to prevent exposing the U.S. government. It is a fact that the U.S is fully supporting Syrian rebel forces, forces that have been proven to be committing acts of terrorism against civilians. Most of these murderous acts have been blamed on Syria’s government forces for reasons convenient to the agenda of the U.S., but those accusations do not hold up under scrutiny.
The particular weapons in question are called MANPADS (man-portable air defense systems). These are especially dangerous because they are a surface to air missile, portable, and can be used to shoot down airliners. Many of the weapons claimed to be in the wrong hands in Syria came from Libya, and the U.S. State Department has said that the U.S. supplied over 5,000 of these missile systems in the past to Libyan rebels, many of the same terrorist rebels that are now fighting in Syria.
When a Pentagon spokesman was asked to provide information about the missiles in Libya, he declined to answer claiming that the information was classified. This is a standard response when attempting to continue a cover up. But he did say that the U.S. government was still helping to secure these weapons for the Libyan government. That is appropriate given that U.S. ally Saudi Arabia is buying and supplying these same surface to air missiles to the so-called Free Syrian Army, codeword for terrorist Syrian rebels. So where is Saudi buying these weapons and with whose money? My guess is that Saudi is using U.S. taxpayer money to buy missiles for Syrian rebels at the behest of the American government!
While it may be in the desired interest of this evil government and its military industrial complex to put these deadly missiles into the hands of terrorists, that strategy could come back to haunt this country. The risk of blowback is real, and has reared its ugly head on more than one occasion in the recent past. When these U.S. supplied missiles are used in any terrorist attack against the West, attacks that could be very deadly, who will be blamed? A better question would be, will that future attack be planned and carried out by terrorists wanting to make a political statement, or sanctioned by U.S. government officials intent on benefitting from a false flag event? Either way, all those wanting to gain more power and money in this government and its military will have won the day!