Syria: The Road to Victory

By Declan Hayes

This, the fifth of my six part series on the war of extermination against the Syrian people, concentrates on Ireland's explicit and implicit support for the rebel cannibals. This support for ISIS by a small but influential Irish clique takes a number of forms: giving the “moderate” head choppers material support, safe havens and publicity; helping them obliterate the cultural-religious heritage of Iraq and Syria; allowing them to help kill hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians; giving them the green light for encirclement, blockading and laying siege to Syria's civilians; endorsing the starvation and the barbarity that inevitably follow from these actions; making empty and perfunctory condemnations of Syria's terror gangs; arming and recognizing Irish based rapists, murderers and mutilators as being somehow heroic and representative of Syria and Syrians; not taking any actions against these Irish based criminals even as they crossed so called red lines on such things as chemical weapons; playing their part in using the artificial refugee crisis as a means to undermine the social fabric of both Syria and Europe; and denying responsibility for the consequences of their regime-change fantasies and criminal actions.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Declan Hayes
• Release date: Mar 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311539229

Declan Hayes

I am an Irish-born professor of Finance, who has published widely in English and Japanese on matters of economics, finance and politics. I have been heavily involved in Syrian issues for the last few years and my focus is exclusively on that conflict for now.

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Syria: The Road to Victory

An Irish View

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Dr Declan Hayes

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Table of Contents

Introduction, Overview, Summary

1.Ireland for ISIS

Mary Fitzgerald and Ireland’s Most Dangerous Mass Murderer

Mary Fitzgerald’s Pin up Boys

Mary Fitzgerald’s CIA Boys

Mahdi al-Harati, CIA Mass Murderer

Mahdi Harati, a Saudi Connection?

Ireland’s ISIS Victims; Ireland’s ISIS Supporters

Ireland’s ISIS & The Redirection

Ireland’s Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) aka Liwaa al-Umma

Ireland’s ISIS: The Aborted Movie

Ireland’s ISIS Puff Pieces

Ireland’s Goal & the Andrews Gang

Ireland’s Goal & Syria’s Criminal Rebels

Ireland’s Goal, Qatar and the Caesar Photo Scam

Is Goal Ireland’s Own Hand in Hand for Syria?

Murphy’s Law

Ireland’s Samantha Power & Carl Sunstein’s Conspiracies

Why Ireland Should Expel Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

MSF & The Men with Guns

Ireland, Amnesty International & Syria

George Soros, Amnesty International, Ireland & Syria

Irish Women Workers’ Unio

Soros’ Ken Roth and Human Rights Watch

Ireland’s Support for Syria’s Murder Gangs

The Irish Brigade in the thick of it

Send in the Irish Clowns

Soft Touch Ireland

Ireland and the Refugees’ Battering Ram

I’m a Halawa. Get me outta here

Ireland in the Cross Hairs

2. Spooks in the Works

No Pope of Rom

Syria’s Turbulent Priests (and Imams)

Lessons from England’s Turbulent Priest

NATO’s Crocodile Tears for Ma’loula, Palmyra and Nimrud

ISIS Microphones & Megaphones

Three For One

Internet Warriors

Gang Rape Syria’s Childre

Your Side, My Side and The Truth

Charlatans of the World Unite

CIA Think Tanks

Nazi Chic/ISIS Chic

How Can We Help ISIS?

War Crimes Past & Present

3. Escaping the Morass

Contract with Syria

Royalties, Donations and Other Financial Matters

How to Donate

Dublin Bank

Fr Dave Option

Marist Option

Author

Introduction, Overview, Summary

This, the fifth of my six part series on the war of extermination against the Syrian people, concentrates on Ireland’s explicit and implicit support for the rebel cannibals. This support for ISIS by a small but influential Irish clique takes a number of forms: giving the moderate head choppers material support, safe havens and publicity; helping them obliterate the cultural-religious heritage of Iraq and Syria; allowing them to help kill hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians; giving them the green light for encirclement, blockading and laying siege to Syria’s civilians; endorsing the starvation and the barbarity that inevitably follow from these actions; making empty and perfunctory condemnations of Syria’s terror gangs; arming and recognizing Irish based rapists, murderers and mutilators as being somehow heroic and representative of Syria and Syrians; not taking any actions against these Irish based criminals even as they crossed so called red lines on such things as chemical weapons; playing their part in using the artificial refugee crisis as a means to undermine the social fabric of both Syria and Europe; and denying responsibility for the consequences of their regime-change fantasies and criminal actions.

That pretty formidable charge sheet can be thrown against a range of Irish politicians, media hacks and civil servants, one of whom recently took me to task for pointing out that the rebels committed barbarities not even the Nazis (who were horrified by the Rape of Nanking) perpetrated. These barbarities such people like to pretend are of no consequence include: slowly and systematically baking entire families alive in the bakers’ ovens of Adra; making mothers eat their own sons, eating the innards of Syrian prisoners; eviscerating heavily pregnant women; organ harvesting; gang raping and torturing good and virtuous people like Kayla Mueller in ways I don’t even want to describe here to make my point but in ways I, unlike my pampered critic, want to make amends for.

My own epiphany, if such it can be called, came when I heard Nigerian Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama speak about the horrors the Boko Haram franchise have perpetrated against the innocents of Northern Nigeria. Faced with the choices of fight, flight or fear, like Kaigama, I chose fight and what that over paid and under worked Irish civil servant would call this, my tiresome ranting, is a small part of that. Since that epiphany, I have spent a lot of time on this task and, selfish, stupid and self serving Irish civil servants notwithstanding, I think it is time very well spent by me and by countless others like Kaigama in the pursuit of peace.

Now, though we all know what the Nazis got up to, only a pompous fool, though they abound in the Irish civil service, would try to use the Nazis by way of mitigation or amelioration of what has happened to the Yezidi and other minorities as the world looked on. There was another pertinent incident some months ago when an Irish pub owner, who pays his Irish only staff minimum wages only refused to rent me a room for a meeting and said that the Syrian refugees, who are not my focus, need not call to his door as no one helped the Irish refugees in 1969. I, in fact, was one of those who helped those refugees and he, like the rotund civil servant, are on the other side of the ledger now as I am sure they were back in 1969 when Irish refugees streamed over the border. Just as in Hitler’s days, fat parasites like them are part of the problem, not the solution as all they ever think about is themselves and their myopic worlds. Although there is much to commend many Irish civil servants and publicans, that wretched pair have no redeeming qualities.

The sad fact is that people like that plump civil servant and that revolting bar owner (and slum landlord) are very much a part of the problem. Whether it is the spoilt brats of the European Union’s Jerusalem based diplomats visiting the human zoo of the West Bank for an afternoon to relieve their boredom or Western aid workers or civil servants playing God with the lives of those their governments target, these are the soulless, selfish lot the soulless, selfish Western propaganda target and opiate by telling them this is the way the world should be, a valley of tears for some and a meaningless, pampered, parasitical life for them.

The result of the media-led ignorance that they typify results in yet more unnecessary deaths in Syria, a country that now has millions of refugees and God knows how many dead. Yet these two good for nothings are not alone. Those like Avaaz, Mary Fitzgerald and Mehdi Harati, who were involved in the destruction of Libya and who played their part in the sectarian war against the Syrian people must answer for the very serious charges against them. Though the 800,000 fools who Avaaaz emotionally conned into supporting their no fly zone over Libya have blood on their hands, those others mentioned above have much more blood on theirs. All of them must answer as all of them contributed to mass murder being committed in Syria, in Libya, in Yemen and in Iraq.

They are only the shoe dust of history, which is best shaken off for the road to peace that lies ahead. That road will be discussed in the next and final part of this series. For now, we mainly will look at Irish culpability in the wars of extermination against Syrians and use that as a prism not only to get a wider overview but to use as an indication of what must be done to end the carnage, end the violence and end the needless suffering.

1.Ireland for ISIS

Although Manchester teenage twins Salma and Zahra Halane garnered many sympathetic headlines when they fled to Raqqa to run sex slave brothels on behalf of their ISIS heroes, their repeated statements that Raqqa’s brothels teem with hordes of horny Irish ISIS members got less publicity. Such notables as Irish ISIS groupie Terry Khalid Kelly, montaged in the execution picture above, has made that plain on countless occasions, when he has also lauded ISIS’ execution of David Haines and other innocent British aid workers. These Irish ISIS terrorists have put