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, it�s 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 �na�ve� 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 group�s 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
