It
is no coincidence that some of the world’s most ardent imperialists
are behind the cynical exploitation of one heinous murder — of
British MP Jo Cox — to enable global mass-murder as well as human
trafficking under the pretext of “ethical” and “humanitarian”
intervention.
by
Vanessa Beeley and Whitney Webb
Part
4 - Instant exploitation
Within
five days of Cox’s murder, the White Helmets PR agency, Syria
Campaign, had produced another in a long line of slick marketing
campaigns. This time they announced “8 Reasons why Syrians will
never forget Jo Cox.” Those eight reasons tied in perfectly with
the U.K./U.S. Coalition “regime change” agenda. They included
calls for “real action” to protect the Syrian “people;” not
seeing Syria as Iraq; the root cause of killing and extremism in
Syria is…. Assad; breaking the ubiquitous sieges (those allegedly
created by Assad, not by the extremist factions, naturally);
welcoming refugees; lobbying the UN to support unlawful intervention;
and ensuring that U.K. foreign policy objectives of toppling the
elected Syrian government are not allowed to fall from the
parliamentary agenda.
What a
perfect example of exploitation of a dramatic and shocking event by
an organization established by a Syrian-in-exile oil baron, Ayman
Asfari who has also provided financial backing to the Conservative
Party in the U.K. Almost £700,000 since 2009. Asfari is a member of
the Leaders Group, an “elite circle of donors” who are regularly
invited to lunch with Tory Party influencers in return for £50,000
per year. Asfari is under investigation by the Serious Fraud Squad
(SFO) in the UK on allegations of extensive bribery and corruption in
the oil and gas industry for the last three years, according to the
Electoral Commission.
Asfari
is another elite mover and shaker whose influence over the view of
the Syria conflict landscape packaged and presented in the West is
considerable, particularly within sectors that will influence UK
Government policy or support it.
Andrew
Mitchell, perhaps best known in the U.K. for the “plebgate” saga,
has systematically used Cox’s untouchable status to counter public
concern over the true role of the White Helmets in Syria and their
status as a “complete propaganda construct,” as described by
eminent journalist and documentary filmmaker John Pilger.
The
ever-increasing evidence of the White Helmets’ allegiance to Nusra
Front (Al Qaeda in Syria) and a plethora of other equally brutal
extremist groups; their participation in sectarian, extra-judicial
executions by the “moderate” armed groups; and their lobbying for
war in Congress, the UN and in Parliament are dismissed with the
broad brush of Jo Cox’s living endorsement of this very British
organization. Cox’s death has been exploited to render any
investigation into the White Helmets an inhumane practice. In life
and apparently even in death, Cox was and is an integral part of the
White Helmet protection cartel.
The
seamless transition from Jo Cox to a number of her acolytes and
colleagues who have carried her interventionist baton forward has
been remarkable. Following glowing tributes from global luminaries —
such as former U.S. President, and drone warfare advocate, Barack
Obama — significant others have moved into pole position to ensure
the longevity of Cox’s policies.
Sara
Brown, wife of former U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown, stepped up to
praise the “female” White Helmets who appeared miraculously,
shortly after criticism that the group was a sectarian, extremist and
fundamental organization that would do nothing to further women’s
rights in Syria. At the same time as Brendan Cox (Jo’s husband) was
special advisor to Gordon Brown (2009-11), Jo Cox had helped Sara
Brown to establish the Maternal Mortality Campaign, which aimed to
raise awareness of babies dying needlessly in pregnancy and
childbirth.
Move
forward to 2017 and the creation of the Jo Cox-inspired centrist
campaign group “More United,” which crowdfunds to support
“progressive” election candidates across all parties in the U.K.
According to Bess Mayhew, chief executive of More United: “We
are doing something unheard of in British politics: we want people
across the political spectrum to agree and unite around the values we
share. We have supporters, we have money, we have a long-term plan,
and we’re mobilising a digital disruption of the politics of the
status quo.”
Crowdfunding
for “ethical” intervention-approved candidates who will ensure
the protection of Global Britain’s imperialist road map and all its
associated constructs, including the White Helmets.
With the
Jo Cox Fund, public sentiment has been harnessed and monetized for
the benefit of establishment elite “charity” schemes that
effectively fund the assets who are enabling a violent regime-change
war that has been waged for almost eight years inside Syria.
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