International Military Review – Syria, Jan. 22, 2016

The New York Times openly admits that the so-called “rebels” in Syria were from the very beginning mercenaries recruited, armed, trained, and paid by the US CIA, in part using money extorted from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and other US occupied Gulf oil protectorates to pay the mercenaries and pay off Jordan and Turkey to host the terrorist bases and assist them in infiltrating the terrorists into Syria to commit their crimes. In fact, the majority of the so-called “Syrian Rebels” are not Syrians at all, but mercenaries recruited from many Muslim countries with tens of millions of unemployed youth resulting from the US bombing of their countries and destruction of the economies. Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Iraq – all of them have millions of young men desperate for work who serve as the CIA’s pool for hiring terrorists through various pseudo-Muslim fronts like Al Qaeda, ISIS, the Al Nusra Front, the Free Syrian Army, and so forth, funded and abetted by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the US occupied and controlled Gulf States. Jordan and Israel also have their hands in the game, hoping to permanently annex adjacent parts of Syria such as the Golan Heights, which apparently has a lot of oil and gas.

All of these activities are acts of war as defined by the United Nations charter and War Crimes under the terms of the Geneva Conventions and the rulings of the International Criminal Court, meaning that the leaderships of all these countries, in particular the US as the prime instigator, are indictable war criminals just like the Nazis tried at Nuremberg in 1946 and 1947 for starting wars of aggression against their neighbouring countries.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/24/world/middleeast/us-relies-heavily-on-saudi-money-to-support-syrian-rebels.html?emc=edit_th_20160124&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=28907515&_r=0