Iraq – Violence Aimed At Destabilization For Dominance

October 20, 2013

By Padmini Arhant

Since the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq in 2003, violence continues with weapons influx proliferating arms race among UNSC permanent powers competing against one another through delivery to terror networks via partners in the region and the other directly to government enabling the real beneficiary – defense industry financial gains from innocent blood.

Iraq has been earmarked for destabilization to rein control over oil reserves with imperialism historic reliance on sedition for infiltration.

Sectarianism is the means to prolong unrest in society debilitating government and economy for foreign dominance.

United States allies Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey along with U.S. redeployed armed personnel, private contractors as well as intelligence agents sponsored terrorism in Iraq is to sabotage national security for political instability leading to proxy government installation.

Iraqi citizens solidarity in eliminating terror and external intervention with expulsion of foreign operatives would contain bloodshed in the country. 

The northern Iraqi territory apportioned as Kurdistan primarily set up for easy access to oil enriched territory with a proposal to transmigrate PKK led Kurdish demography from Turkey to Iraq disregarding Iraqi central government objection to such interference.

On human rights violation – United States and Britain use of depleted uranium against civilians in Fallujah, Iraq absolved of responsibility while the victims and families not provided monetary compensation with perpetrators of heinous crimes against Iraqis granted immunity in the respective nations besides ICC obliviousness in international domain. 

Furthermore, the atrocities committed in Iraq during U.S. and coalition military aggression shielded and suppressed from accountability denying people justice with the trend continued in arbitrary drone attacks and deregulation of arms industry perhaps to achieve global powers depopulation agenda.

Iraq rocked with explosions and bombings preventing normal existence is to generate perception on foreign presence as the only reliable security even though outside intrusion for mass subjugation remains the main source behind human suffering in the country, region and worldwide.

The destruction of Iraq designed to split the nation similar to Libya allowing shadow powers exploitation.   

Strangely, the terror masters failure to acknowledge inevitable ramifications affecting them sooner than later despite experience in Libya confirms the myopic policy on involvements in foreign land jeopardizing own safety and credibility. 

Iraqi resilience demonstrated in national unity and solemn pledge to purge terrorism could thwart foreign instigation in the country. The unanimous representation would exemplify civilian rejection of criminal activities facilitated with plutocracy extensive support to terror networks undermining sovereignty.

Again, the response to foreign powers supremacy syndrome posing existential threat to humanity at large lies in national awakening to defend territorial integrity and self-determination rights persistently under assault to establish governance subservient to self-proclaimed privileged class consuming world resources for personal wealth accumulation lasting over generations defying contentment.

Unless arms trade driven profiteering to boost economy at the expense of weak and vulnerable citizens around the world desist alongside universal nuclear and WMD disarmament, the precipitous decline of major powers and cohorts responsible for human plight imminent in the near future.

Iraq citizens’ patriotism rekindling spirit like the brilliant sun energizing life dispels darkness within and around guarantee sustainability. 

Peace to Iraq!

Peace to all! 

Thank you.

Padmini Arhant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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