Why you can never ever completely trust any Mohammedan:

Unique among major religions, Islam offers even the worst of its sinners, fallen “bad Muslims,” an instant pathway to redemption, in order to enter paradise as a hero.

No matter if a Mohammedan has been drinking, gambling, whoring and hanging out with non-Muslims for years, he can have all the Islamic sins of his past forgiven if he dies in the act of killing infidels.

The intentional suicide crash of Egypt Air Flight 990 in 1999 is another infamous example.

For reasons of national pride, Egypt Air has continued to deny the reality of what happened in 1999, but the flight data and voice recorders tell the truth. Relief First Officer Gameel Al-Batouti finagled his way into the right seat for the first part of the flight, and when the Captain left the cockpit, he put the plane into a dive while repeating “I rely on God!” Screen capture from Wikipedia:

Murder-Suicide First Officer Batouti was relaxed while he put his plane into a dive and cut off the fuel to the engines. He scammed his way into the right seat early, waited for the Captain to leave the cockpit, and then he executed his plan, calmly and deliberately, while repeating “I rely on God” seven times. From Historic Mysteries:

This New York Post article adds a few details about what Batouti said while diving the plane toward the ocean.

Batouti came from a socially prominent family, but he was dead-ended as a First Officer, and due to his age, he could not be promoted to Captain. After the crash, there were rumors that he might even be fired when he returned to Egypt, due to reports of “inappropriate behavior” with women in New York City. Being fired at his age would have been a humiliating disgrace to himself and to his family. Source Link

“Some investigators learned that he was supposedly reprimanded for inappropriate behavior with female guests at the Hotel Pennsylvania, a New York City hotel often used by EgyptAir crews. Hatem Roushdy, an EgyptAir official said to be responsible for the alleged reprimand was a passenger on Flight 990.

“The details of the reprimand included the removal of Gameel Al-Batouti’s privilege of flying any flight to the United States, and that Flight 990 would be his last.”

It appears that the other members of the flight crew did not know that Batouti was facing a reprimand or even termination when their 767 returned to Egypt. He was facing the possibility of a disgraceful and humiliating end to his aviation career, being branded a sex fiend and pervert.

But Islam offers a way out of such problems. Instant redemption, and an express trip to paradise. Just kill infidels on your way out.

(Not to mention, as noted in post 5, the investigator who laid the allegations against him was on the plane with him, in the back as a passenger.)

Back to the shooting yesterday in Washington DC. The shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwa, was reportedly part of a CIA-sponsored paramilitary force in Kandahar.

Well, it sure looks like he has not been working out much. In fact, he’s let himself go to fat. What else will we learn about his time in America over the past four years?

He was reportedly living in Washington State, on the other side of the country. Did he fly or drive to DC with the express intention of killing National Guard troops, and dying in the process? And thereby entering paradise, despite his recent lapses? Is the assassin disappointed that he’s alive, only shot in the leg and abdomen?

(Notably, it’s reported that his first victim was a female N.G. troop, and that he walked up and shot her in the face with a pistol.)

Like with the Egypt Air suicide pilot, look for a possible recent return to hard-core Islamic belief, and the fast ticket to paradise that Mohammedanism offers to its sinners if they die while killing infidels.

Among all the Afghan refugees that America accepted, Rahmanullah Lakanwa should have been one of the most trustworthy. If this guy can go on “instant jihad,” then any Mohammedan can. Being a “bad Muslim” for any period of time does not obviate the risk of his sudden return to devout Mohammedanism, and the danger of him seeking instant paradise by killing infidels.

From X per ColonelTowner-Watkins:

This will ruffled some feathers but at this point, don’t care.
Despite what the CIA agent said on Lara Logan’s show recently, Venezuela isn’t the drug trafficking capital of the world. It actually was much more involved in trafficking when the CIA was using it as a hub before Chavez. They had Sicilian mafia hanging out both there and Aruba running massive amounts of drugs. They also had their fair share of Cuba exiles working with the CIA Cuban exiles in Miami.
Narcotics are a multi trillion dollar business. It’s a cash business. They move trillions of dollars around. Moving trillions of dollars around leaves trails but the Fed can’t figure it out despite Miami and LA Fed reserve branches having the largest deposits of dollars on hand for decades, they claim they had no idea that entire banks had been bought and used as a laundromat. They knew, as did the Treasury, etc.
Everyone has their own “theory” about 9/11 but there is one FACT that can’t be argued. After AFG 1 in the 80’s (CIA instigated despite what you were taught), the opium production skyrocketed for years in AFG. After the Taliban takes over (the guys you are programmed to hate) and eradicates virtually all opium that the tribal warlords are producing. The Taliban outlaws sex with boys. The CIA sponsored drug/tribe leaders are pissed.
9/11 happens and we’re back in AFG, attacking the Taliban. Not the narco tribal chiefs that has sex with little boys and grow poppy, we attack the Taliban that outlawed that. Just ask grok for a chart of opium production from 1990 to 2010. It’s crazy.
Why am I telling you this?
Because the AFG CIA asset that just shot 2 guardsmen is an Afghani who was part of the drug trafficking, sex with little boys club fighting with the CIA against the Taliban.
He knew exactly what he was doing. The CIA trains these ppl to kill their fellow countrymen so the CIA can traffic their drugs.
This isn’t a conspiracy one off either, it started in 1948 with Chiang in China, Burma and then we basically stole Formosa from China and installed a military dictator there that ran a massive drug trafficking network through Thailand, Laos, Vietnam under martial law for decades.
And yes, many of those Laotians, Vietnamese that trafficked drugs, worked with the CIA to do it were brought here. Many were assassins and have killed ppl. Many of them form domestic drug rings for the distribution network here. There is no better example than all the Cuban exiles, Brigade 2506, Aloha 66 assassins, domestic drug traffickers all protected by the CIA. Used in overseas operations as well as domestically. There are entire books written on how these networks are protected by the DOJ, DEA, FBI, ATF, CIA, etc to prey on us with drugs and known terrorists they import to run their networks.
I’ve spent the last 3 yrs documenting all of this. Those two guardsmen were shot by a guy the CIA vouched for, who was recruited to assist an invading force (US) in his home country to facilitate opium for their covert network and so his fellow countrymen could have sex with boys. He’s viewed by the current government as a traitor bc he was a traitor to AFG regardless of your feelings of the Taliban.
Sometimes you don’t have a choice of a good and bad guy (you know, like our elections). Sometimes it’s bad and less bad.
Every single time, the CIA picks the horrifically bad over the opponent. Every. Time.
Millions are dead around the world as a result of their efforts and the syndicate they work for doing this and bringing these terrorist back to the U.S. for later use.
Domestically.
PS. Any journalist using a CIA “whistleblower” who hasn’t had multiple attempts on his life isn’t a whistleblower.
Also, the book was published. If they are true whistleblowers not only would the book not be published, they would be sued into bankruptcy.
There’s a reason they are making the circuit right now. Timing is everything. The real truth is coming out.

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