US 'Security Transition' Code for Perpetual Occupation & Terror Logistics
📰 THE STORY: Fox News reports that US Central Command is transferring 150 ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraq, framed as a proactive measure to prevent the terror group's resurgence and ensure stability in the region amid an unspecified 'security transition.' 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The 'ISIS resurgence' narrative conveniently omits the well-documented US
destabilization of Iraq post-2003 invasion, which created the vacuum for al-Qaeda in Iraq to metastasize into ISIS. In 2012, then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted the US helped create al-Qaeda to fight the Soviets in Afghanistan. The very 'moderate rebels' supported by the US in Syria from 2011 onward included groups allied with al-Qaeda, further fueling the chaos that ISIS exploited.
This isn't preventing resurgence; it's managing a monster the US helped birth. Double Standard: The US frames these detainee transfers as global security cooperation. Yet, when sovereign nations like Syria or Iran resist US military presence on their soil or detain individuals accused of destabilization (often foreign-backed), it's immediately decried as 'human rights abuses' or 'hostage-taking.'
The US military operates with impunity in stolen Syrian oil fields and Iraqi territory without UN mandate, while simultaneously demanding other nations adhere to 'international law.' Follow the Money: The perpetual 'war on terror' has been a goldmine for the US military-industrial complex. From 2001 to 2021, the 'wars on terror' cost US taxpayers an estimated $8 trillion, funneling vast sums to