How You Know When You're Being Manipulated by U.S.-Israeli Intelligence

Squint your eyes just a little, distance yourself, and ask what are the types and numbers of "news stories" and "videos." Do they make any sense in those numbers?

Have you noticed that, with the fall of Syria and the departure of Bashar al-Assad, “news” has fallen into two themes?

Very few if any news outlets are closely examining Israel’s territorial grab in Syria nor truly questioning anything about the close relationship between the U.S., Israel, and the terrorists groups currently operating in Syria. They give vague references to these facts.

Theme #1 - Horrific Opening of Prisons and Stories from People Imprisoned

Before you blow a gasket, I realize these experiences are real. I consider them abhorrent and disgusting.

However, how many prisons like these exist in the world with other governments who condemned al-Assad in the strongest terms?

Here are some of the videos…horrendous in the extreme. They’re literally flooding YouTube.

Again, I’m saying these conditions and treatment were atrocities. I do not condone Bashar al-Assad’s system for detaining, torturing, and executing anyone.

However…let’s see how manipulated we are.

Saudi Arabia

March 2, 2024 - The Daily Mail

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“Beheadings, crucifixions and heads on spikes: Inside Saudi Arabia's 'relentless killing spree' of medieval-style executions - including 81 in one day - that has seen record numbers put to death under Crown Prince MBS.”

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You can click and be intrigued by the person who cuts off hands, legs, and what not. They use local anesthetic.

For your perusal: “Shrouded in Secrecy: Prisons and Detention Centres in Saudi Arabia”

Qatar

Qatar has a bad problem with their immigrant workers.

Qatar has adopted important reforms to protect the rights of migrants workers, but weak implementation and ongoing violations reveal inherent problems in the country’s labour system. Recent reports by human rights groups point to persistent exploitation of workers as well as other human rights abuses, including arbitrary detention and deportation….

“The accommodation was dirty and 10 of us were sharing a room. We were made to work 10-hour shifts at construction sites building houses. We weren’t given any kind of protection, not even a helmet. It was hard and intense hands-on labour, in excessive heat,” said a Sri Lankan worker who had not received a salary for eight months and was deprived of basic food allowances and accommodation by his employer as retaliation for filing a labour complaint about his withheld wages…

Some interviewees said that they were forced to work seven days a week, and that their passports and ID cards were confiscated by employers, making them unable to leave their jobs unless they paid extortionate fees to buy their freedom. “I want to leave them for good and apply for a job in a country where I can have time off at the weekend. I’m so tired from working without a day off. I think about killing myself because I’m so stressed. Every day I cry because I feel so hungry and so tired,” said a Filipino domestic worker to the Guardian

Is this the same country who sneered at Syria’s prisons and incarcerations? Would you call these conditions…uh…slavery?

United Arab Emirates

AL-RAZEEN PRISON: THE GUANTANAMO OF THE UAE

Al-Razeen Prison is a maximum-security prison often referred to as the Guantanamo of the UAE. It is 120 km from Abu Dhabi, in the middle of the desert where temperatures reach record levels. Al-Razeen prison holds mostly political prisoners and prisoners of conscience, such as Nasser bin Ghaith. Contrary to what is stated by Emirati authorities the prison conditions are poor, and breaches of human rights, such as torture and ill-treatment, are systematic. The authorities of Al-Razeen Prison violate internationally agreed standards, such as the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, as well as relevant Emirati laws on a daily basis.

Turkey

From the Stockholm Center for Freedom:

“Torture, Inhuman Treatment and Conditions in Turkish Prisons: 2023 in Review”

As part of a crackdown launched by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey has jailed tens of thousands of people on terrorism-related charges since July 2016. Most of them were merely critical of the government and had not engaged in any criminal activity. The crackdown caused overcrowding in prisons, resulting in situations where inmates were underfed and did not have beds or basic products for personal hygiene. Inmates who had landed in prison at an early age grew up in these circumstances and over time developed long-lasting health problems.

I won’t continue. You get the idea. Syrian prisons were horrific but so are most of the prisons in the Middle East and throughout the world. We’re not living in the best of times.

Theme #2: How Everyone’s Happy and Life is Returning to Normal

Is life suddenly returning to normal?

From Al Majalla, May 27, 2024:

Ever since the country’s power grid suffered major damage in 2011, getting electricity has become a priority for Syrians. The country’s Ministry of Electricity says repairs to its production and transmission capacity will cost around $2.4bn, not sums the government has readily available.

Long outages seem to have been getting longer. Even Damascus goes dark for up to 20 hours. For some, the lights never come on at all. Unable to improve supplies, Syria’s government has rationed power, while prices have risen in recent few years.

Reports had surfaced that, just before the invasion, Damascus had only one hour of electricity a day.

The Greanville Post (January 5, 2023):

Damascus is now bitterly cold and is soon to be blanketed with snow. About 12 million Syrians are facing a deadly winter without heating fuel, gasoline for transportation, and dark houses each evening without electricity. Aleppo, Homs, and Hama are also extremely cold all winter.

Imagine being ill and having to walk to the doctor or hospital. The ambulances in Syria will now respond only to the most life-threatening calls because they must conserve gasoline, or face running out entirely. Gasoline on the black market costs Syrians an equivalent of 50 U.S. dollars for a tank of 20-liter fuel (5.2 gal.)

Sanctions against Syria were imposed by the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, the Arab League, as well as other countries beginning in 2011….

There is a waiver that can be requested from the Department of Commerce, to circumvent the sanctions; however, it only applies to sending items to the terrorist-occupied area of Idlib. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham was the Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria and is the only terrorist group now holding territory in Syria.

On October 22, the media Energy World reported the U.S. occupation forces had smuggled 92 tankers and trucks of Syrian oil and wheat stolen from northeastern Syria to U.S. bases in Iraq. The theft is ongoing and continuous….

The Syrian Oil Ministry said in August that the U.S. forces were stealing 80 percent of Syria’s oil production, causing direct and indirect losses of about 107.1 billion to Syria’s oil and gas industry.

Because the Damascus government is deprived of the oil its wells produce, it is forced to depend on costly imported oil, usually from Iran….

The only two areas in Syria which are not under the Damascus administration are Idlib in the northwest and the U.S.-sponsored Kurdish region in the northeast. The U.S. sanctions are exempt from sending items to those two places only….

Interesting…is it not…the sentences I highlighted?

What are the videos above conveying? Assad is gone!! Life is wonderful in Syria again!! Everyone’s happy!! Everyone’s well fed!! Why…why it sounds just like a Syrian version of It’s a Wonderful Life!!

What are they doing? They want to make you feel good about this regime change. The implication is that, by forcing this change—the change countries like the U.S. and Israel have wanted for years—a good and wonderful life has returned to Syria in just three days. Open the prisons to show how evil Assad was! The subtle brainwash is that evil has been vanquished from Syria. Then, they start playing It’s a Wonderful Life videos. It’s a game, and you’re the one being played.

Don’t fall for U.S. and Israeli intelligence units who are likely the culprits choosing both the news stories and videos being played now. The same holds true for the Syrians storming the Turkey border to return to Syria.

Of course any normal human being is more than happy people can return home, but don’t fall for propaganda. What’s really true? What’s really happening? Keep your eyes shut wide open.

Oh. By the way. Here’s why al-Jolani was allowed to take Syria besides the fact that he’s extremely photogenic:

al-Jolani also said:

…al-Jolani issued a chilling message targeting Iran, Israel, and the United States, signaling the possibility of all-out war if specific actions are taken. In his statement, Jolani warned of escalating violence and direct conflict if Israel continues its military operations in Syria and if the U.S. maintains its support for Syrian Kurdish forces. He also addressed Iran’s involvement, suggesting that HTS could expand its targets beyond Syria's borders in retaliation for Tehran's military presence in the region.

I give him less than six months because Israel is, depending on whom you ask, 10-15 miles outside of Damascus. Guess what? Israelis are Khazars!! (See substack published yesterday.) They’ll never leave. They’ll tell the world their deep incursion into Syria and the land which they’ll retain for a “buffer zone” is only and solely for their “self-defense.” al-Jolani has likely been played.

What’s new? The same old same old. U.S.-Israel recruits a terrorist group whom they believe they can control. When they can’t control them, the fighting begins. Then, a new “bigger and better terrorist group like you’ve never seen before” appears, and we’re sending more American soldiers to get blown up…because I don’t think Trump can stand up to the generals.

al-Jolani also said in the second video above: “I define a terrorist as someone who intentionally kills civilians, harms innocents, or displaces people.

Today in Gaza:

December 5, 2024:

December 5, 2024:

We’ll see if he can fulfill his promise to storm Jerusalem when the U.S.-Israel cuts off all supplies; funding; and weapons to control him.

I leave you with a little light humor.

From The Jerusalem Post December 11, 2024:

Turkey, Qatar slam Israel, accuse it of exploiting situation in Syria

The Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that it strongly condemned Israel's entry into the buffer zone between Israel and Syria and its advance into Syrian territory.

"Israel is once again displaying its occupation mentality," the foreign ministry said in a statement….

Qatar considers it unacceptable for Israel to "exploit" the current situation in Syria and violate its sovereignty, Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari said in a press conference on Tuesday.

No shit, Sherlock.