Yes, I noticed that TigerEye. I’m thinking they’re the Feb17 group, I’ve been meaning to look them up but got more involved in the Ultras/Salafi. I’ve read that hundreds, if not, thousands of disapora are returning for the fight. One of them from Brooklyn who was at the Cairo protest - see above article. They’re apparently getting paid big bucks. I remember hearing an American accent in the video - the one where they were pulling the ambassador out in and then out of the window. How long did they keep him there... Apparently there’s also lots of British along with other European terrorists going back to create mayhem.
Anyway Frontline did a documentary on them...not sure if one can believe it all but I take some stuff from different places and try and make sense. I’m thinking it was these Salafi/al Qaeda who are creating the havoc...
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/front/special/sala.html
Interesting blog below. The writer appears to be way out there but some of his information makes sense especially that the Salafi are related to the Wahhabi (know the history from the past) - both are Saudi Fundamentalists - al Qaeda a wing along with perhaps al-Sharia though I haven’t checked that out. I’ve thought on occasion that there had to be a radical terrorist group at the ready and for hire by governments or institutions...
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2012/09/18/libya-officials-attacks-contradict-benghazi-attack-narrative-186271/
Basically we’re told it’s all al-Qaeda which really puts one chasing a red herring but when one talks about the Salafi or Wahabbi it makes more sense. All the others, such as, al Qaeda are just branches. These terrorists have destroyed Sufi mosques, and of course, Churches as recently as May. In one of the articles I posted within the last week it mentioned that the Salifists are the al-Nour party in Egypt and partners with the Muslim Brotherhood. What do you think? Sorry don’t have time to review my wanderings...
I think you’re doing a great job. You’re much deeper into this than I am. I am also sure you are right that throwing the Al-Qaeda name out there is little more than a red herring.