America's
Muslims can by no means be regarded as the "enemy within,"
however there is an entity that supports Daesh (Islamic State/ISIL)
from inside the United States, Calep Maupin notes, pointing the
finger at omnipotent US oligarchs and financial elites.
Wall Street
tycoons pursue their own vested interests in Syria and Iraq, New
York-based political analyst Caleb Maupin notes; as Daesh (Islamic
State/ISIL) grows stronger, their profits increase, he underscores.
“What
is the source of ISIS [Daesh] weaponry? ISIS, like all the other
anti-government terrorist groups in Syria, has received a steady flow
of weapons from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and
Qatar. These countries are absolute monarchies propped up by Exxon
Mobile and other powerful US oil corporations,” Maupin writes
in his article for New Eastern Outlook.
The
political analyst emphasizes that a large percentage of the social
media which is activity supporting Daesh originates within Saudi
Arabia and Qatar.
“The
Wall Street oil plantations also known as the 'Gulf States' have been
pouring weapons into Syria, as many of their poorest citizens,
unemployed as a result of the oil-price drop, find their way into
ISIS [Daesh] ranks,” he underscores.
Although
Saudi Arabia cannot boast a large army, it has the fourth-largest
military budget in the world. It has been purchasing weapons
exclusively from the United States: Back in 2010 Riyadh and
Washington conducted the biggest arms deal in history worth $60.5
billion, the political analyst writes.
Daesh
militants have been spotted armed to the teeth with American weapons.
Coincidence? Unlikely. It is Saudi Arabia and its Gulf neighbors who
poured US-manufactured arms into Syria.
Needless to
say, US military contractors such as General Electric, Boeing, and
Lockheed Martin are making every effort to keep Washington on good
terms with pro-Daesh Gulf dictatorships through their Congress
lobbyists, Maupin remarks.
At the same
time, another US ally and NATO member Turkey has been facilitating
the sale of Daesh oil and allowing Islamic extremists from all over
the world to flow into Syria. Surprisingly, Washington has not raised
a finger to bring Ankara's illicit actions to an end.
Maupin
expresses his concerns regarding the recent move made by US Congress
in the wake of the San Bernardino attack.
Incredible
as it may seem, Congress passed a law restricting entrance to the US
for anyone who has ever visited the Islamic… Republic of Iran. But
it is no secret that Iran is waging a fierce war against Daesh thugs,
Maupin points out.
“In the
aftermath of ISIS-linked terrorist attacks, the US congress has taken
action, not against ISIS, but against one of ISIS' key enemies.
Meanwhile, the pro-ISIS groupings remain strong and intact,”
the US political analyst writes.
Maupin draws
parallels between America's financial elites which supported Adolf
Hitler and Nazi Germany in the beginning of the Second World War and
those Wall Street tycoons who actually facilitate the rise of Daesh
and Islamic fundamentalism.
However, US
president Franklin Roosevelt found the solution. The political
analyst praises the Roosevelt administration's “Trading with the
Enemy Act” that helped Washington to close down the “pro-Nazi
house of finance” within the United States. “The current
situation calls for equally harsh measures,” he underscores.
“The
defeat of ISIS [Daesh] is something that the people of the United
States, the people of Russia, the people of China, Iran, Venezuela,
and almost every other country on earth can agree on. However, US
leaders have not seriously committed to this effort. The US
government continues to maintain hostility to the forces actively
defeating ISIS on the battlefield. These sinister policies are being
actively dictated by the financial oligarchy which has no loyalty to
the United States, its people, or world peace,” Caleb Maupin
emphasizes.
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