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ISIL is Secret American Army in Middle East – US Historian

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US history specialist Webster Tarpley says that the United States made the Islamic State and uses jihadists as its mystery armed force to destabilize the Middle East.

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The writer, known for his book “9/11 Synthetic Terror: Made in USA”, said that all terrorism around the world is made and encouraged by the US government.

These are not Tarpley’s first remarks in which he accuses the United States for creating the Islamic State. Prior, Press TV had a meeting with Tarpley during which he clarified his reason why he supposes the United States was behind the creation of the terror.

 

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