Barrett believes what happened in Paris seem to be false-flag attacks that had the backing of the West and its Middle Eastern allies, rejecting the mainstream narrative that the assaults were purely carried out by Daesh terrorists.
Daesh is not what it purports to be, its been benefiting from massive aid from the West, primarily from US allies in the Middle East, but perhaps also to some extent from elements in the US apparatus in the region, Barrett says, adding that numerous reports indicate Washington contributed to the rise of the extremist terror group.
He adds that Daesh is not in a position to conduct such organized terror attacks in France, adding that the incidents will have a number of very predictable consequences, including a call for an increase in the Western intervention in Syria.
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A lifeless body covered under sheet lies on the pavement near the Bataclan Theater after a shooting in Paris, November 13, 2015. AP[/caption]The analyst describes the West as the de facto ally of Daesh, arguing that it makes no sense for the terrorist group to create such a monstrous, extreme and over-the-top stunt in the French capital.
Unless, of course, the plan is for the West to come in [Syria] pretending to be fighting...(Daesh), but actually to ramp up its struggle against President Assad at a time when Russian has been having great success in helping the Damascus government continue its battles against terror groups, Barrett says.
The Paris attacks have, in fact, been committed by the real axis of evil, Barrett stressed.
The commentator also highlights the role of Western intelligence services in creating Daesh, saying these spy agencies use propaganda to dupe nave young people into joining the ranks of the terrorist outfit in Syria.
Ayers, for his turn, believes Daesh has carried out the attacks in Paris to send a warning message to the West, especially to France, that if they continue to target the terror groups positions, it will have its own alternative ways to retaliate.
He also rejects the idea that Western media adopt a double-standard approach in covering the fatal terror attacks that kill Middle Easterners and those that happen in Europe and Western states.
By Press TV
