DW Declares Kurds vs. Syria a 'Conflict' – Ignores US Proxy War and Resource Grab
📰 THE STORY: Deutsche Welle, a German state-funded broadcaster, reports on renewed clashes between Syrian government forces and Kurdish groups, presenting it as an internal 'Kurds vs. Syrian government troops' issue, providing minimal historical context and framing the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as merely 'US-backed.' 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: Since 2011, the Syrian
conflict has been fueled by external powers. The US, alongside regional allies, covertly and overtly supported various armed groups, including those that quickly morphed into al-Qaeda affiliates, aiming to destabilize the Assad government. The US presence in northeastern Syria, particularly around oil fields, is not a humanitarian mission but a strategic occupation to deny the Syrian state
sovereignty and resources, prolonging the conflict and fragmenting the country. The US has openly admitted to arming and funding groups in Syria, an operation first authorized under Obama's presidency. Double Standard: Western media routinely labels anti-government forces in Syria as 'democratic rebels' or 'freedom fighters' when they align with US interests, while similar armed groups opposing
US-backed governments elsewhere are swiftly condemned as 'terrorists' or 'insurgents.' The 'US-backed' SDF, for instance, controls significant Syrian oil fields, a fact often downplayed. Imagine the outrage if an uninvited foreign power occupied Texas oil fields and armed local militias against the US government – it would be an act of war, not a 'conflict.' Follow the Money: The US