#Al Qaida

[unita2org]

ECCO CHI SONO I TERRORISTI CHE COMPIONO ATTENTATI IN RUSSIA PER CONTO DELL’OCCIDENTE (TERZA PARTE)

Macron/Rotschild l’ultimo interprete dei desideri dei massocapitalisti Rete Voltaire “Sotto i nostri occhi” (11/25) Le due anime della Francia di Thierry Meyssan Proseguiamo la pubblicazione a episodi del libro di Thierry Meyssan, Sotto i nostri occhi. In questa puntata la Francia si mostra divisa: il presidente fa il gioco degli anglosassoni, mentre il suo rivale gollista quello del Qatar;…

[originalleftist]

Yeah, waving the fucking Al Qaeda flag is not going to win you points with the general American public, most of whom are old enough to remember watching the twin towers fall.

Nor is it going to ever meet the approval of any credible candidate for President, because the President is the commander in chief of the US military, swears an oath to uphold the Constitution, Al Qaida are literally enemies of the United States, and I know we might have lost sight of this during the Trump Presidency, but NOT COMMITTING TREASON is basically the lowest bar for a President.

And yes, I do think publicly supporting Al Qaeda and spreading its propaganda could qualify for the definition of Treason in the Constitution:

"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to the Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court."

Precedent IIRC is that treason only applies to aiding someone we are actually at war with, but Al Qaeda qualifies. In 2006 Adam Gadahn became the first American since the 1950s to be indicted for treason after joining Al Qaeda and becoming a major spokesperson and advisor of theirs'. He was subsequently killed in a drone strike overseas in 2015.

However, he was a senior Al Qaeda operative and such charges are very rare, so in practice a treason charge for being a flag-waving dipshit would be unlikely (unless Trump wins like a lot of these "protester" imbeciles want, then Treason could be anything Dear Leader doesn't like).

From a "Pro-Palestine" protest in Washington DC today, 7/24. The green flag is the flag of Hamas, for those who don't know (who have always maintained their position that their goal is to kill/ethnically cleanse all Jews. They have never gone back on this position, despite what idiots on tiktok may say.)

How much longer are Jews supposed to sit here and be gaslit about the rabid antisemitism that is absolutely taking over the left like a fucking title wave. How much longer will people even pretend that everyone doesn't just think killing Jews is cool again.

[tlaquetzqui]

Just saw some white supremacists and anarchists both saying “Israel shelters pedophiles!”

You know most countries on the Arabian peninsula have no defined age of consent, right? That’s not a coincidence. Mainstream Sunni Islam defines “old enough for sex” as “can co-sleep safely”. Which is toddlers.

The ulema have agreed that it is permissible for fathers to marry off their small daughters, even if they are in the cradle. But it is not permissible for their husbands to have sex with them unless they are capable of being placed beneath and bearing the weight of the men.

—Ibn Battal, Exegesis of the Sahih Al-Bukhari (one of the two main collections of sunnah and hadiths in Sunni Islam)

[amerasdreams]

after 9/11, I remember some kids were terrified a plane would crash into their school. I understood that al Qaida had targeted symbols of American power and it wasn't likely they would attack a random school. However, the United States became united in the face of the attacks (at 1st anyway) and al Qaida failed to demoralize the US. I thought, the most effective terror strategy would be to attack random civilian targets. Terrorize the population.

This is what russia is doing now. Deliberately attacking civilians in order to demoralize the country. It is spreading terror in a true terrorist's strategy. We have to recognize this is what russia is doing. It may be a "good" strategy but it is a horrific thing to attack and kill civilians going about their day-- in their homes, train stations, stores, restaurants. Normal people around the world should be more outraged by this.

However, this strategy hasn't worked so far. Ukraine is united against the attacker. Because to give in would only spread more terror and untold horror in the country-- and russia would be emboldened to attack others.

Because Ukrainians

[atsvensson]

Dom i mål om finansiering av terrorverksamhet

Dom i mål om finansiering av terrorverksamhet. Södertörns tingsrätt har dömt en man till ett års fängelse för grovt brott mot lagen om straff för finansiering av särskilt allvarlig brottslighet i vissa fall. Tingsrätten har kommit fram till att mannen har finansierat terrorverksamhet i Syrien genom transaktioner under perioden den 5 oktober 2019 till och med den 3 november 2020. Åtalet har gällt…

[qwuilleran]

Netanyahu: "[We are] doing everything- everything -to avoid civilian casualties"

Israeli army spokesman: "We are focused on infrastructure inside the [refugee] camp"

[a similar video from July 3rd]

The israeli occupation forces destroy the infrastructure and streets whilst raiding Jenin city (West Bank) 30.10.23

دمار كبير بالبنية التحتية وممتلكات الأهالي خلال العملية العسكرية المستمرة في جنين.

[streetreporters]

Major Security Concerns As Jihadi Fighters from Africa’s Sahel Begin Settling in Nigeria - Reports

Jihadi fighters, who had long operated in Africa’s volatile Sahel region, have now found a new home in North Western Nigeria, several media sources have reported, raising security concerns. This migration, they say, followed a trend of militants seeking refuge in wealthier West African coastal nations. Reports say that the situation poses significant security challenges and raises more concerns…

[mel-rhodes-place]

THE PROSPECT OF HIGHER-FOR-LONGER INTEREST RATES LOOMS OVER AUTUMN ON WALL STREET

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s much-anticipated Jackson Hole speech did little to resolve the conflict gripping markets late this summer: whether a rapid climb in interest rates spells doom for the surprising 2023 stock-market rally. Futures markets show a growing expectation that rates could stay higher for longer, putting pressure on stocks . This week, investors will parse a new release…

[immaculatasknight]

The reality of imperialism

[comeonamericawakeup]

The biggest threat to the United States is not China or Russia or other "external threats," said Max Boot. It's "our own political dysfunction." The U.S. remains fundamentally strong, with the world's biggest and most resilient economy, the most powerful military, and 50 allies, compared with a handful for China and Russia. China's once-booming economy has stagnated, due to poor central planning and an aging and shrinking population. We remain the world's only true superpower and an "indispensable nation," keeping rogue actors like Vladimir Putin and Iran in check. But extreme partisan warfare and a growing isolationist movement have put us on the road to abdicating that critical role. A divided Congress cannot even pass a budget, or agree on military aid to embattled allies Israel and Ukraine. If Donald Trump and his "American First" brigade regains the White House, he'll likely abandon Ukraine, pull the U.S. out of NATO, alienate allies, and cripple our nation's global power. A host of enemies, including Nazi Germany, al Qaida, the Soviet Union, Russia, and China have been unable to cripple the U.S. and demote us to second-class status. But Americans may succeed where "others have failed."

THE WEEK November 24, 2023

[zvaigzdelasas]

The junta’s announcement follows a visit by US officials this week which was led by assistant secretary of state for African affairs Molly Phee and included Gen Michael Langley, commander of the US Africa command. Col Amadou Abdramane said on Niger television on Saturday that the US delegation did not follow diplomatic protocol, and that Niger was not informed about the composition of the delegation, the date of its arrival or the agenda.

He added that the discussions were around the current military transition in Niger, military cooperation between the two countries and Niger’s choice of partners in the fight against militants linked to al-Qaida and Islamic State.[...]

“Niger regrets the intention of the American delegation to deny the sovereign Nigerien people the right to choose their partners and types of partnerships capable of truly helping them fight against terrorism,” Abdramane said.

“Also, the government of Niger forcefully denounces the condescending attitude accompanied by the threat of retaliation from the head of the American delegation towards the Nigerien government and people.”

Abdramane stopped short of saying US forces should leave. But he alleged their status and presence was illegal and violated constitutional and democratic rules because, he claimed, it was unilaterally imposed in 2012.

He said Niger was not aware of the number of US civilian and military personnel on its soil or the amount of equipment deployed and, according to the agreement, the US military had no obligation to respond to any request for help against militants.

“In light of all the above, the government of Niger, revokes with immediate effect the agreement concerning the status of United States military personnel and civilian employees of the American department of defence on the territory of the Republic of Niger,” Abdramane said.[...]

In October, Washington officially designated the military takeover as a coup, which triggered US laws restricting the military support and aid that it can provide to Niger. But in December, Phee said the US was willing to restore aid and security ties if Niger met certain conditions.

16 Mar 24

[enarei]

"I have repeatedly and unequivocally condemned Hamas. I have repeatedly said that the 7 October attacks were unspeakable and horrific. Apparently, this is deemed insufficient. In the German context, the term Zivilisationsbruch (“breach of civilisation”) is used by scholars as a reference to the Shoah [the Holocaust]. In effect, the museum is arguing here that they can’t show my work because I have not acknowledged an equivalence between the Holocaust and the 7 October attacks. To demand that such an equivalence be pronounced, as a condition for exhibiting my work, is to effectively demand that I relativise the Holocaust. In order to comply, I would have to betray my fundamental understanding of the Shoah as a singular historical event. Need I point out the absurdity of Germans dictating to Jewish people how they should articulate their reactions to the heinous massacre of Jewish people at the hands of terrorists? What will come next? Will every Jewish person in this country be asked to retrospectively condemn the Shoah and unequivocally deny having empathy for the Nazi regime?"

"The notion that every progressive Jew in this country can be assumed to be harbouring antisemitism unless they publicly denounce Hamas is patently ridiculous. One is apparently guilty by default, until one declares oneself innocent. This reminds me of the post-9/11 climate, in which Arabs, Muslims and Sikhs who did not publicly condemn the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center were automatically suspected of condoning al-Qaida."