France 24 Discovers Syrian 'Sectarian Violence' Just Years After Funding Proxy War
More than a decade after Western governments, including France, covertly and overtly supported various factions to destabilize Syria, France 24 now expresses concern over the '7 million internally displaced persons' due to 'sectarian violence.' The report, citing NGO Mehad, details urgent needs like healthcare and food. What's omitted, of course, is the inconvenient history: billions of dollars
flowed from the US, UK, France, and Gulf states into 'moderate rebels' — many of whom quickly became extremist groups—turning Syria into a humanitarian catastrophe. The 'sectarian violence' isn't spontaneous; it's a feature, not a bug, of a regime change playbook. One might wonder if the concern for displaced Syrians would have been more proactive if their suffering wasn't a direct byproduct of
policy decisions made in Western capitals. Now that the primary objective – destabilization – has been largely achieved, are these media reports simply cleaning up the narrative? It seems 'rebuilding lives' is a quaint euphemism for surviving the aftermath of externally engineered chaos.