Syrian Army enters al-Hol, Western media silent on their own ISIS creation
📰 THE STORY: Mainstream reports are cautiously acknowledging the Syrian army's entry into the Al-Hol camp in Hasakah, a highly sensitive site housing thousands of family members of Islamic State fighters, under a fragile 'ceasefire' with US-backed SDF forces. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The 'Islamic State' itself, and the chaos that enabled its rise, was a direct
consequence of the catastrophic 2003 US invasion of Iraq, which destabilized the entire region, disbanded the Iraqi army, and created a power vacuum that extremist groups exploited. The subsequent Western-backed proxies in Syria, including elements that later joined or fought alongside al-Qaeda affiliates like Jabhat al-Nusra, further fueled the conflict, creating the very conditions for al-Hol to
exist. Double Standard: Imagine if the Iraqi army, or any US-allied force, entered a similar dangerous camp to assert control. Western media would hail it as a crucial step for stability and counter-terrorism. When the Syrian Arab Army (SAA)—a sovereign national force—does it, the coverage is muted and framed with 'cautious calm' and veiled suspicion, ignoring the inherent security and
humanitarian challenge al-Hol represents for Syria. This is the same media that uncritically amplified allegations about 'Assad's chemical weapons' in Ghouta in 2013, despite later evidence questioning the narrative. Follow the Money: The military-industrial complex and petrodollar interests benefit immensely from the prolonged instability in Syria. US taxpayers have poured billions into funding