U.S. Military Has Been Aiding Genocide Since the Beginning

 

 'Sources revealed that the U.S. advisors stationed in Israel emphasize the importance of avoiding large-scale ground assaults similar to those seen in the Iraq War. Instead, they advocate for precision air strikes and targeted special operations raids. These strategies, developed during the Battle of Fallujah in 2004, aim to minimize civilian casualties and prevent hostage situations, thereby reducing the risk of escalating tensions in the region.

The advisors draw from lessons learned during the Iraq War, focusing on urban warfare tactics that prioritize the safety of military personnel and civilians. The aim is to assist Israeli forces in confronting Hamas effectively while minimizing collateral damage.' Shafaq

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'Lt. Gen. James Glynn, who previously headed the Marines' special operations and was involved in the operations against ISIS in Iraq, has been dispatched to Israel to help plan for the challenges of urban warfare.

Glynn is not directing operations, but giving advice, according to Axios.' Daily Mail

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' The US sent a three-star Marine general and other officers to Israel to help build the battle plans for Israel’s expected ground offensive in the Gaza Strip, The New York Times and Walla reported on Monday.

The three-star officer – the second highest rank in the Marines – was identified in both reports as Lt.-Gen. James Glynn, who has helped lead special operations forces against ISIS and served in Fallujah, Iraq. Glynn currently serves as the deputy commander for manpower and reserve affairs of the Marine Corps.' Jerusalem Post

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 US sends butcher of Iraq to help Israel

The United States is sending Israel military advisers who led massacres in Iraq. The intention is to pass on Western imperialism’s experience of urban warfare and how to destroy opponents.

One of the officers leading the assistance is Marine Corps Lt Gen James Glynn. He played a top role in the battles in the city of Fallujah.

In November 2004 the US dropped massive quantities of white phosphorus on the city killing Iraqi fighters and civilians with the appalling burns that are the signature of this weapon.

The US government at first formally denied reports of its war crime. But a year later indisputable evidence emerged.' Socialist Worker