Biden Embraces al Qaeda Like Killary Before Him

by Scott Creighton

This is Mohammad al Jolani, the guy CNN lionized DAYS before they swept UNCONTESTED into Damascus. 

He is a WANTED TERRORIST who has killed civilians in Syria and elsewhere and also claims to have KILLED US SERVICEMEN IN IRAQ.

Biden took a moment to CHEER his efforts.

For the record, the group this guy belongs to supposedly did this a couple years ago. Just saying.

Biden claimed his is looking for a way to work with these guys.

Is that legal by the way? no

How US Facilitated Creation of Terror Groups Like ISIS

from Sputnik News

In their efforts to draw suspicion away from Ukraine by pinning the blame of the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack on ISIS*, US political strategists who came up with this ploy effectively backed themselves into a corner, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.

 

Just like the US meddling in Afghanistan in the 1980s paved the way for the rise of al-Qaeda*, the 2003 US invasion and subsequent de facto occupation of Iraq resulted in the creation of ISIS, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova elaborated in her recent op-ed.

 

Her assessment was shared by Hasan Abdullah, a political scientist at Global Security & Strategy Institute and expert on Islamic militancy, who noted that the US actions in Afghanistan during the Soviet military intervention produced a “conducive environment which was created for the emergence of many groups” that would later “operate in neighboring countries as well.”

 

“You can talk about al-Qaeda as well. Al-Qaeda was one of the groups that emerged from there. So, you could say that the environment that was created, did ultimately pave the way for al-Qaeda as well,” he said.

 

The United States’ attempts to wage a proxy war against the USSR in Afghanistan resulted in the emergence of “a completely new generation of Mujahideen with the Jihadi mindset that still haunts world's peace,” added Syed Fakhar Kakakhel, a Peshawar-based senior journalist who specializes in covering politics and militancy in Afghanistan and Pakistan...

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Afghanistan: What's Happening Now and What Comes Next

 

The Afghani people are welcoming the Taliban in the wake of the exit of the occupiers. This is not shocking. Unfortunately, now that Biden has issued his 'red line' decree ala Obama, we all can easily see what is about to happen in the country which will provide pretext and justification for a larger invasion force being sent by Biden.

What Was It All for For: Vets Have Finally Turned on America’s Endless Wars

by Maj. Danny Sjursen, USA (ret) from AntiWar

It is undoubtedly my favorite part of every wedding. That awkward, but strangely forthright moment when the preacher asks the crowd for any objections to the couple’s marriage. No one ever objects, of course, but it’s still a raw, if tense, moment. I just love it.

I suppose we had that ubiquitous ritual in mind back in 2007 when Keith – a close buddy and fellow officer – and I crafted our own plan of objection. The setting was Baghdad, Iraq, at the start of the “surge” and the climax of the bloody civil war the U.S. invasion had unleashed. Just twenty three years old and only eighteen months out of the academy, my clique of officers had already decided the war was a mess, shouldn’t have been fought, and couldn’t be won.

Me and Keith, though, were undoubtedly the most radical. We both just hated how our squadron’s colonel would hijack the memorial ceremonies held for dead troopers – including three of my own – and use the occasion of his inescapable speech to encourage we mourners to use the latest death as a reason to “rededicate ourselves to the mission and the people of Iraq.” The whole thing was as repulsive as it was repetitive...

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