Most terrorism is State-sponsored

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Governments can and have hidden themselves behind patsies and provocateurs to carry out terror attacks that justify the killing of millions. Furthermore, State-sponsored terrorism is now used to limit or completely erase civil liberties and constitutional rights. Most terrorism is State-sponsored. When this fact is discovered, the State has two options: One, it fabricates non-existent threats to justify its version of terrorism which includes invading and bombing people. Two, activates its propaganda wing, the mainstream media, to portray its version of terrorism as humanitarian action. State-sponsored terror is always based on Hegelian Dialect: Problem, Reaction, Solution. The State creates a problem, most of the time a false-flag attack, waits for the public to react, and then offers a solution. In most cases, this so-called solution involves the murder of thousands or millions of innocents and the loss of sovereignty, constitutional rights and freedom at home and abroad. Perhaps the most abhorrent form of terrorism is that which justifies the killing of millions as a solution to save others from non-existent threats, because it means that a whole population has bought into the idea that a non-existent imminent threat is worth ending the lives of people they have never met for reason they do not understand. What is at play in this situation is FEAR. States use fear as their card to encourage support for their diabolical plans and an unsuspecting population will always subdue their rights and freedoms to have an artificial feeling of security. State-sponsored terrorism with a human face is the most common of all, and it has been used throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries to justify the invasion and murder of people who held different religious beliefs, political affiliations or social preferences. The goal of those who kill through State-sponsored terrorism is to have humanity follow one single political ideology, religious faith and to uphold a specific set of social skills whose end is unequivocal obedience. Recent history has seen many cases of “compassionate murder” carried out by the most powerful armies against the most inoffensive populations of the world. These compassionate murder campaigns begin much earlier than when the world sees the first shot fired, and involve many tactics and techniques that have been used by the powers that be for centuries. One of these tactics is the creation of conflict through the brainwashing of a population. This is done to promote conflict between different social groups within a nation, or between populations in neighboring countries. The creation of conflict is usually based on religious, political or social differences, pointing the finger to the people across the street as the culprits of the problem. Once the seed of conflict has been planted, due time is given for the harvest to occur. Meanwhile, States that seek to balkanize other States usually help accelerate the growth of conflict by financing and training different social groups which ultimately will be used to fight their own neighbors, friends and relatives for a cause that does not exist. In poor, less sophisticated countries, State-sponsored terrorism is aided by the creation of militarized groups in the hope that they will cause balkanization on their own. But sometimes the State trains their own military forces to carry out small attacks against their own people. The Culprits of States-sponsored Terrorism Let us review a few recent examples of how States instigate social unrest to destabilize a nation to the point of collapse. In 2004, the United States began the recruitment of men to form dead squads in Iraq. This plan was started under the supervision of American Ambassador, John Negroponte, who was sent to the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, to oversee the formation of these groups. Negroponte had served American interests in Central America back in the early 1980s when the US got involved in supporting the Nicaraguan Contras. Mr. Negroponte was also responsible for supervising the actions of Honduran death squads. The Iraqi and Central American examples later worked for the destabilization of other nations in Northern Africa and Central America. The reason why the Central American and Iraqi examples are important is because the model was later adopted as the model to be followed everywhere else when the United States or any other G7 nation had any interest in creating political and social unrest and to use such unrest as a justification to “compassionately” invade and murder other countries. For example, it is estimated that thousands of people disappeared in El Salvador, as a result of the actions of US sponsored death squads, which also acted in Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama during the 1980s and 1990s. It is not necessary to say that for invaders to carry out this type of crime, they need to have either the support or complacency of local political leaders. In most cases, politicians are bribed or bought and paid for by those who seek to destabilize the country. The Free Syrian Army is another example of State-sponsored terror at the local level. The FSA played an important role in the attempt to destabilize Syria in the last couple of years. The FSA was trained and funded by the United States and its actions were also supported by mercenaries flown in from neighboring countries as well as paid private contractors of the likes of Blackwater. The FSA is an example of how the West brought together different terrorist groups into one single umbrella to fight the Assad […]

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