Washington-SANA
American political thinker James Bouvard called for exposing American crimes and America's "dirty" secrets in Syria before the American public opinion, especially the successive attacks, occupying part of its lands and supporting terrorist organizations since the beginning of the war that they waged to prevent the next US administration headed by Joe Biden from recurring them.
Bouffard said in an article published by "Consortium News" that "the best hope to prevent a new round of errors, lies and atrocities is the disclosure of errors, lies and past American crimes in Syria," calling on the outgoing US President Donald Trump to open the secret "dirty" American files on Syria. He considered that this would "provide an effective weapon in the hands of huge numbers of Americans who are strongly opposed to launching new wars."
Bouffard pointed out that Biden's campaign pledged to increase pressure on Syria by providing terrorist organizations that Washington calls the opposition more weapons and money, citing in this regard the remark of Max Abrams, a lecturer at Northeastern University that every "expert" in foreign policy was put forward as a member of the council. The Biden government previously supported the policy of "bringing down governments" and assisting terrorist organizations, including "Al Qaeda", destroying countries, and displacing millions of refugees from their homes.
Bouffard asked a question in his article to American voters by saying, “How many Syrians voted to kill them on Election Day.” Thanks to our perverted political system, the answer to this question will be revealed over the next four years if the Biden administration succeeds in drawing the United States back into the war in Syria. Considering at the same time that there are steps that the current US administration can take in the last months of its mandate "to deter such stupidities."
The American political thinker stated that the US policy towards Syria embodied for a long period of time “the decay and malice of politicians and political decision-makers in Washington as well as the corruption of a large portion of the American media,” noting that lies formed the basis of this policy and that the invented arguments that American politicians invoked To justify the destruction of Serbia, Iraq and Libya, former US Secretary of State John Kerry applied them to Syria in 2013.
In the context of his discussion of the policies followed by previous American administrations in the war on Syria and the lies that were propagated by Ben Bouvard that "lying and killing in many cases were two sides of the same political currency," noting that the American government during the era of former President Barack Obama "provided large sums of money and a quantity Enormous weapons for terrorist groups, and it continues to claim that these groups represent “moderate insurgents” as described, indicating that these militants have cooperated with the terrorist organization “ISIS” or with other terrorist organizations linked to “Al Qaeda”.
The American thinker pointed out that most of the US media coverage of the war on Syria was based on lies, fabricating fairy tales, and cheering missile attacks by US forces on Syrian territory, despite the reliance on fabricated allegations of using chemical weapons.
Bouffard acknowledged that the so-called "American foreign policy experts" are considered the most respected deceivers in Washington, noting in this context that it would not be surprising for Biden's appointees to repeat the same routine that prevailed in the Obama years, which is financing terrorists to torture a state simply because of Washington's disapproval. To drive it.
Bouvard pointed out that if the Biden administration began implementing plans for aggression against Syria, it would be naive for the Americans to expect to learn the facts from news of American satellite stations or American morning newspapers, referring to the compatibility of the media in the United States with its politicians by adopting the approach of lying with regard to Syria, pointing out that this The means will continue in the event of any attacks by ignoring the "Syrian children who die in the American air strikes."
In the context of his call to expose the crimes and lies of previous US administrations towards Syria, Bouvard said: “There is an old saying that says that sunlight is the best disinfectant. As for the American policy in Syria, what is required is to purify with acid the reputation of any government official involved in creating, perpetuating or covering up disasters ... Any American government official involved in arming the so-called "moderate opposition" deserves ridicule forever, "stressing the importance of exposing documents and records of the American intervention in Syria" along the lines of WikiLeaks before the moment Biden leaves his home to take the oath as president of America, "and at the same time warning that The vast majority of them are classified as “military or national security secrets”.
Bouffard clarified that it is necessary for the disclosure of documents of American interventions and crimes in Syria to include a disclosure of the "threads woven by foreign governments to push or perpetuate American intervention" to fortify Americans opposed to wars from similar tricks in the future, referring in this regard to the recognition of the Israeli occupation authorities last year of providing military aid. And logistical for terrorist organizations in Syria, in addition to the Saudi regime pumping huge amounts of weapons and money into the hands of these organizations with the approval of the Obama administration.
Bouffard pointed out that opening the files of US intervention in Syria today provides many evidence that helps opponents of wars and intervention in other countries to stand up to this policy more than ever before.
Bouffard concluded his article by emphasizing that “America can no longer hide its foreign massacre in the shroud of good intentions,” stressing that there is no American national interest that justifies killing more people without interest in Syria or anywhere else, and that Americans must stand against their country's politicians. Those who promote aggressive intervention in the countries of the world and the "ridicule" of those who portray this aggression as a "victory for idealism."
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