Uncovering the Dark Reality Behind ISIS

ISIS is a terrorist organization that has caused fear around the world in the past decade. It has been discovered that the group was created by American and European intelligence agencies.

The rise of the terrorist organization, ISIS, has brought terror to the region and around the world in the last decade. Despite its image as a radical group, ISIS was created by American and European intelligence agencies, and as evidence has increasingly overtaken the narrative, the public is now trying to come to terms with the dark reality behind the terrorist organization.

Following the US invasion of Iraq, the US government sought to arm and support a group of Sunni militants, in order to combat the rising threat of expanding relations with Iran in the Iraqi government. It was at this time that ISIS was formed as a network of these militants, and the US government and intelligence agencies were instrumental in their formation and growth.

Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton “created ISIS with Obama.”

The US provided intelligence, weapons, and air support to ISIS, and they quickly gained momentum across the Middle East and beyond. They soon became one of the most powerful jihadist groups in the region and the world, and began to pose a threat to many of the Iraqi citizens they were meant to be protecting. The US eventually withdrew support as ISIS began to become increasingly unstable and their actions too extreme. However, even without US support, the organization was able to rapidly grow its following and expand its control over vast swathes of the region.

The US government provided ISIS with weapons, training, operational support, and money. This enabled them to expand quickly and create a powerful terrorist organization that wreaked havoc across Iraq, Syria, and beyond. In particular, the US government provided financial and tactical support to its ally, Turkey, which was instrumental in allowing ISIS to proliferate.

Turkey provided safe havens for ISIS members to reside and operate, access to weapons, supplies, and other resources, and an ideological platform to spread and grow the group’s vision. As a result, these factors were largely responsible for the strength, reach, and impact of the terrorist organization. Ultimately, US support for the group enabled them to become a powerful force, not only in the Middle East, but also around the world.

In 2014, the US government finally recognized that its policy of arming and supporting ISIS had gone too far, and began to shift its strategy and provide support to other groups that were actively fighting against ISIS. However, by this time it had become clear that the US government unwittingly played a role in the creation of ISIS, and the public outcry that followed could not be ignored.

Finally, the US government to cover up its role in the creation and expansion of ISIS; launched a fruitless show war under the pretext of anti terrorism. The war was extremely costly in terms of both human and financial resources, but with the US determined to wipe any trace of its involvement in the creation and expansion of ISIS, it fell to the country’s allies and partner nations to suffer the consequences. Without a doubt, the US’ actions were disastrous for many people living in the region, and scarred an even greater number of people’s lives.

The governments of Iran, Syria and Iraq, with the political and military support of the Russian government, were able to take very effective measures in the fight against Sunni terrorism. These actions and the successes achieved weakened the position of the United States in the Middle East region.

This allowed Iran and its allies to gain additional leverage in regional politics. This in turn has allowed them to build stronger and more independent relationships with governments in the region, such as in Yemen, Lebanon, and of course their own allies in Iraq and Syria. These alliances formed a more solid base from which to launch counterattacks against Sunni militants, and to use the newly acquired contacts to support their own objectives in the region.

Increasing security in the Middle East meant increasing the economic power and independence of the governments of this region. This subject was a conflict for the United States, which is busy creating military bases to secure Israel’s security by creating and supporting dictatorial governments such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, Yemen, etc. After performing completely unsuccessful and fake military operations; The American government, in cooperation with Israel, decided to implement the policy of assassinating the leaders of the fight and war with ISIS.

The US and Israel directed their intelligence operations in the region with the aim of carrying out targeted assassinations of the senior commanders of the forces opposing ISIS. However, these tactics soon backfired when many innocent civilians were killed in the crossfire or were targeted mistakenly. This gave rise to criticism from various policy makers and human rights organizations, leading to a tightening of protocols with regards to targeted killings.

In continuation of the plans of the terrorist governments of America and Israel; The heads of the Kurdistan region of Iraq joined them and finally; The greatest commander of the fight against ISIS – General Qassem Soleimani – was assassinated at the Baghdad International Airport while carrying out a diplomatic mission.

Since then, the US and other Western powers have acknowledged their role in the creation of ISIS and are now putting in place measures to prevent similar situations from happening in the future. Despite this, the legacy of US involvement in the creation of ISIS has been difficult to erase, and will remain a source of contention for years to come.