ISIL terrorists, West false-flag operation

Q: I want to ask you about these continued atrocities that we’re seeing by ISIL not only in Iraq but obviously in Syria as well, of course. Why is the world acting so late when it comes to these harrowing incidents?
 
Barrett: Well, I think that the world, that is to say the Western-controlled international community, is not acting forthrightly, actively and pro-actively against so-called Islamic State, because this group is really a Western false-flag operation.
 
There are all sorts of evidence that these Islamic State or ISIL people were trained at CIA bases in Jordan. They were unleashed against the government of President Assad in Syria, and now their task is to destabilize Iraq.
 
    I think the end game is they’re trying to break up Iraq into three pieces, and if this horrific atrocity-committing, supposedly Islamic extremist group controls a lot of territory in Iraq, then the West has an excuse to arm the Kurds and to work towards an eventual breakup of Iraq, according to the Oded Yinon plan to ensure Israel’s security by smashing its neighbors into small, powerless, vulcanized ethnic and sectarian units.
 
I think the West is pretending to be in a panic about so-called Islamic State when actually it’s a very convenient enemy for them.
 
Q: Then how do you assess the regional countries, Mr. Barrett, many of those who have been accused of funding, training, supporting even now and arming certainly a lot of these insurgent groups, especially like ISIL? What is their role and how do you think that they’re active now? –Because many of them have now come out and condemned this group.
 
Barrett: Yeah, it’s interesting, isn’t it? I think a lot of the funding for ISIL has come from big money in the [Persian] Gulf among the US-allied and even covertly Zionist-allied sheikhdoms in the [Persian] Gulf.
 
But I think some of those people now are realizing that they may have created a Frankenstein’s monster. So we may actually find that ironically enough the very entities that were behind creating this kind of false-flag Islamic extremism are actually going to be turning against it.
 
Once again, the different players have different reasons for this. The US, Israel and their friends in the [Persian] Gulf want to maintain this neo-colonial relationship that keeps them in power, and the forces of independence or let’s call it the axis of resistance that is aiming for more genuinely independent Middle East is also of course opposed to ISIL.
 
We’re going to have an interesting situation in which groups with opposing purposes and viewpoints are going to have to cooperate in the near future in order to put down this kind of Frankenstein group that the West and their friends created.