Sahih Bukhari Book 52. Fighting for the Cause of
Allah (Jihaad)
Bismillah-Hir-Rahman-Nir-Raheem
Narated By Abu Huraira : Allah’s Apostle said, “I
have been sent with the shortest expressions
bearing the widest meanings, and I have been
made victorious with terror...
The psychopaths are just going by the book.
al qaeda is not a group. It is a multinational corporation with many subsidiaries. The largest of these is the muslim brotherhood from which it evolved and is itself incorporated in London.
It has a CEO, a series of ‘presidents,’ ‘vice presidents’, upper management and lower management, formans, laborers, training programs, and even offers retirement benefits if you can live long enough to collect them.
Every single jihadi group, no matter how big or small, is somehow connected through a vast network to al qaeda.
It also does not matter if the group is sunni, salafist, sufi, or shia. Their loyalty is to sharia and their goal is world conquest.
al qaeda is ‘the base’ and is under the protection of BOTH iran and saudi arabia.
This is the simple structure. al qaeda deals with world leaders who dare not say so out loud. Money flows to al qaeda through many routes and it is a VERY lucrative business. They control virtually ALL of the opium that moves anywhere. THEY choose who is expendable and who they protect. Those who become too greedy are dispatched with extreme prejudice...are often offered as high profile kills in return for a quid pro quo.
It’s a business. Nothing personal.
>> former top US State Department official in the Middle East, has told The New York Times that American officials should quietly start to reengage with the Assad regime.
Backing away from idiotic rhetoric can make the bad guys look not as bad... not that I think Assad is responsible for the chemical attacks.
Their dirt-level monkeys are dying at a rate of a few hundred per day at the hands of the Syrian army. They have zeal, but thankfully no tactical training.
the term “the moderate opposition”
whatever “moderates” exist in the Syrian “opposition” they are the hangers on, window-dressing-for-western-eyes, useful idiots and fellow travelers of the leadership core of that “opposition” which in numbers on the ground and in leadership is majority populated and led by the Muslim Brotherhood of Syria
like the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt they are really in charge and the alliance of convenience with “moderates” is just that, an alliance of the moment to be discarded once no loner necessary
Thanks for posting.
The United States doesn’t need to figure out who the hardliners are in the Syrian civil war, it needs to stay the hell out of the conflict altogether.
Haven’t the last ten years of ‘regime change’ failures taught us anything?