Paolo Sensini

Of Paolo Sensini

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Who knows why they call them non-governmental organizations, better known by the acronym NGO? Almost all of them are in fact direct emanations of States that, no longer being able or willing to enter personally as actors in the conflicts they trigger everywhere, they invented this "humanitarian" formula which works much better with journalistic and television storytelling. Take for example the case of the photogenic White Helmets, jumped to the honors of the croborn with the war in Syria. What do we know about these characters led by James Le Mesurier, former officer of the English army and official of Her Majesty's Intelligence Service? Which are a group paid by 2013 with approx 32 million dollars from USAID, plus dozens more received from British governments, Dutch, French and the inevitable fiefdom-monarchies of the Gulf. They are the leader of a number of so-called NGOs, but more strictly OG (Government organizations), financed by Washington and London «for a peaceful political transition in Syria». And we emphasize peaceful. The same organization, to understand each other, which denounced the last two "chemical attacks against civilians" and blamed them on the Syrian government, like the one on the outskirts of Khan Sheikhoun in April 2017 and the last of 4 April in Duma, at the gates of Damascus. Attacks that, in both cases, even before establishing the real dynamics of the facts, they were subjected to bombing by the French-English-American Trimurti. Then the White Helmets, like hundreds of other organizations of the same type, they are nothing more than a long arm of governments and secret services which cannot (or they don't want to) no longer arrive directly with their soldiers on the battlefield. A cover, In short, and not even very successful, that for a while’ of years is systematically used in the most fiery scenarios. Now the "volunteers" with the white helmets are denouncing a new possible chemical attack against the jihadist cutthroats in the province of Idlib, north-west of Syria, this time attributing the responsibility to an air raid by the Russians. Vero, not true, it doesn't matter. Also because, as has always occurred, There has never been any responsibility for chemical attacks by Bashar al-Assad, but by now the "punitive" bombings by the Westerners had taken place and what was seen was seen. After the example of the cases cited, it doesn't take long to imagine what the outcomes of the new case reported in Idlib could be, but by dint of provocations it could happen that the Russians decide to respond tit-for-tat. And at that point it is difficult to imagine what the developments will be. Or maybe we imagine it very well. Read More