Defected Syrian Ambassador Admits Role in Killing US TroopsBombshell revealed in Telegraph interview: Western-coddled Nawaf Fares admits he organized Jihadi units to fight US troops in Iraq Nawaf Fares, former Syrian Ambassador to Iraq who just recently defected and is now harbored in Qatar, admitted in an interview with the London Telegraph that he personally organized Jihadi units to fight US troops in Iraq. Fares maintains that he did so under orders by the Syrian government, and that a recent string of bombings in Syria were carried out by Al Qaeda in coordination with Syrian security forces. Casting further doubt on Fares claims, particularly regarding allegations that the Syrian government was behind bombings sweeping the country, Reuters in April 2012 ran an entire article covering the so-called Free Syrian Army (FSA) and their tactical switch to terrorist bombings in the face of superior military weapons and tactics employed by government security forces. Titled, Outgunned Syria rebels make shift to bombs, it states that Syrian extremists who had honed their skills fighting US and British troops in Iraq, had joined the ranks of the FSA militants to employ their bomb-making abilities against, not in collaboration with, the Syrian government. The Reuters article specifically states: Some of these bombing skills may have been brought back from fighters who joined the Sunni insurgency in neighboring Iraq against the U.S. occupation forces. The presence of hardliners from a Syrian Sunni majority that feels oppressed by Assad and his fellow Alawites who dominate the administration has been among causes for concern among those who fear a sectarian civil war similar to that which devastated Iraq over the past decade. While even the Reuters article attempts to allay the fears of readers, suggesting that the anti-government militants would never attack civilian targets, reports from both Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the UN have documented cases where militants have committed sweeping atrocities specifically targeting civilians, includingtorture, murder, andkidnapping for ransom. The HRW report titled, Syria: Armed Opposition Groups Committing Abuses, is broken into three parts, kidnapping, torture, and executions. And while the report attempts to focus mainly on atrocities carried out against security forces and government supporters, the mention of civilian victims is made as well. In the face of such evidence, Reuters and Fares assurances that FSA terrorists are limiting their attacks only to military targets is wishful thinking at best, insulting deceit at worst, and illustrate a pattern of serial deceit used to manipulate public perception to see in a positive light what is in reality a terrorist campaign. Nawaf Fares Indicative of the Fraud and Depravity of the Syrian Opposition Fares, a self-confessed terrorist who admits he organized death squads to fight and kill Americans (and undoubtedly civilians) in neighboring Iraq, has leveled a series of accusations with no evidence to provide the maximum amount of demonization possible against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. He has left a regime he finds unbearable, which he claims without evidence was carrying out a terrorist bombing campaign against its own people, and who supported Jihadi units to fight its regional neighbors to then join a militant organization that has demonstratively and admittedly carried out bombing campaigns against the Syrian people, consists of extremist mercenaries from abroad sent to destabilize and destroy his nation, and guilty, by HRW and the UNs own admissions, of the same atrocities and horrors Fares has claimed he defected from. Nawaf Fares comes across as an exaggerating opportunist, so overly eager to play his role that he has tripped over himself and found both feet lodged firmly in his mouth. While the London Telegraph seems not to have a problem sitting down and talking with a man who admits he organized death squads that killed US and British troops perhaps because of the complicit role Telegraphs propaganda played in sending those troops into harms way to begin with it will be more difficult for the US and British governments to similarly ignore his ham-handed admissions, if only to maintain a semblance of consistency. Qatar also finds itself in a quandary harboring a self-confessed terrorist. If the US and British governments refuse to acknowledge or act upon this, perhaps the armed forces will finally taking insult to having shed blood and lives for over a decade fighting the War on Terror only to see their perceived enemies given five-star lodging in Qatar and airtime on the evening news. And, finally, it is the people of all nations who must recognize, expose, boycott, and replace the corporate-financier interests driving this destructive, increasingly unhinged agenda. An agenda with interests that are ultimately responsible for the creation, cultivation, and harboring of individuals like Nawf Fares. You can support this information by voting on Reddit HERE linkwithin_text=Related Articles: 