Israel is getting a record $38 billion in military aid over 10 years from US

[gegiroor]

Iran and Hezbollah will never be the good side of history. How can they be when Iran and it's Rawaafidh proxies were assisting the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq?

How can they be the good side of history when today they're being protected under the overwhelming firepower of the Romans today?

It is a strange world when the people who have been massacred by dajjals accused of working for dajjals. Three Sunni governments - Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan - were overthrown, yet the Rawaafidh Iran were left alone. According to the former Iranian President Khatami, "let us repeat the experience we learned from Afganistan in Iraq as well. " He made that comment after the invasion and occupation of
Afghanistan. When Iraq was invaded, the Rawaafidh Iran and it's Shia proxy came with the invasion. They aided the invasion and the occupation of Iraq, and the genocide against Sunni Arabs in Iraq. When Sunnis overran Western and Central Iraq and were about to seize Baghdad in 2014, the Rawaafidh government in Baghdad and it's Iranian backers were rescued by the forces of Dajjal.

In Syria, the Sunni are being massacred by the Rawaafidh and Nusayri forces under the full protection of Romans and Dajjals.

I'll post tonight the hadiths that foretold this.

To us (Sunni Muslims), we can clearly see what is happening. It is a fulfillment of Islamic prophesies. The current road is difficult for us, but we have a divine promise we'll have the last laugh. May Allah hasten that divine promise. Ameen

[CaliQaseV2]

^^ Afka day!

Are you the cali cambuulo I think you are? If so wlc back qasaaye

Waa asigii

[CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC]

^ *isagii I thought u disappeared to learn the proper Somali

[CaliQaseV2]

This is an imposter!

[gurey25]

Iran and Hezbollah will never be the good side of history. How can they be when Iran and it's Rawaafidh proxies were assisting the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq?

Aghanistan was a civil war in which sunnis dominated both sides.
The northern alliances defeated Taliban attempts to conquer them, and the Taliban was not accepted as government of the whole of afghanistan, and were only recognised by Pakistan their patron and Saudia + Emarat.
Even the US flirted with the Taliban in the 90s, when Unocal wanted to build a pipeline through afghanistan to karachi, to export central asian poil and gas, and als develop the relatively large gas fields in afghanistan.
This was shelved when Taliban negotiated hardcore, and we all know US oil companies cannot accept equal relationship,
the taliban wanted to be the one wearing the pants in the relationship.
Much repesct to Mullah Omar may allah grant him jannah.
Iraq had a shia majority that were ruled by an oppressive secular baathist regime, that commited atrocities on them for decades.
Tell me whats sunni muslim about baathism, an ideaology founded by a group of christians in beirut in the 30's?

Iran is simply acting in its own interests, its an independent country that has its own geopolitical interests.
I know thats hard to understand when most sunni muslim majority countries are not independent and do not and cannot act in their interests.
This is why they were working with their allies in afghanistan and Iraq.

It is a strange world when the people who have been massacred by dajjals accused of working for dajjals. Three Sunni governments - Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan - were overthrown, yet the Rawaafidh Iran were left alone.

These are tools that belong to the empire, the empire can do what it wants with them.
It will build them up and sustain them, and will smack them around when they get unruly, and start diverting from the course laid out for them.
Infact the main reason for the explosion of Daesh, was the Iraqi government forcing the US to leave Iraq, and leave no permanent bases. This totally screwed over the US because there was really nothing they could do to stop this.
Hence the green light for what became Daesh, and the Iraqi government had to swallow their pride and accept and American return, and it looks like they will be getting their permanent bases after all.
The Iraq front is tightly controlled now, the Iraqi governmet is now dependant on the US.
They have also bullied Iran and only a small number Iranian troops are allowed to operate embeded with Shia millitias.
and this is when daesh is totally vulnerable to airstrikes, they have no where to hide.
Why is the fight against them taking so long? and why are the airstrikes against them so inneffective?
do they have magical forcefields over mosul ?
Its hilarious when the official US position is that they are afraid of too many civilian casualties if they hit mosul.
Where was this concern for human life when they turned Falujah into a crater, and massacred thousands of civilians?
Ask yourself why throughout all the US airstrikes on Daesh, was unaffected and unconcerned, life went on as usual in Daesh territory with minimal casualties. Then When the Russians strike, for the first time, friday prayers were cancelled in all the mosques, total chaos in daesh territory, and more casualties and loss of equipment, in 1 single day than all the months of US airstrikes.
These are undeniable facts, and since you only believe western mainstream media, you will find everything i said on mainstream media, not RT or press tv.
At least i would expect some curiosity about these strange events.

These are the standard methods of the empire, they have perfected these methods after 350 years in europe and they are masters at it.
Destablization, creating a problem or fanning the flames and then come in with a solution, even uninvited.
When they come in they will not solve the problem, but will stay untill they have more control, or when you give up.
The main success of this is that it focuses attention away from them.

In Syria, the Sunni are being massacred by the Rawaafidh and Nusayri forces under the full protection of Romans and Dajjals.

You accuse me of being a conspiracy theorist, but you are ignoring the hostility of the Empire towards Syria, as the last bastion of arab nationalism, that was resistant to empire manipulation.
Again as reported on what is called mainstream media, like CNN,BBC, there was an annual fund of $50 million dollars to destabalise syria fro the time of George W bush.
After training thousands of millitants in Jordan, for years, they got nowhere untill " the arab spring" because syria runs a tight ship, and they are paranoid with their mukhabarat literaly everywhere .
What about the training and equiping of the so called free syrian army by the US?
What about their illegal airstrikes against the Syrian arab army, that stopped with the Russian intervention.
Do you think they were hitting the rebels only? Most of the airstrikes were government positions in support of the rebels.

Why are Isreali and jordanian planes acting in concert to protect rebels from Russian planes by confronting them in the air?
http://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/1.710905
Why is the US protecting rebels, and attempting to spoil russian missions?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06 ... an-rebels/

yes muslims are dying, innocentcivilans are dying, but they are just pawns,
their suffering is essential to geopolitical interests of the Empire.
Infact theyare fighting and dying for the empire.
This is why they are trained, equiped and protected by the empire.

If you are curious about why the empire strikes the same rebels it supports, ask yourself what are these "moderate rebels" the west keeps talking about?
If they existed in the past they dont exist today, the free syrian army is defunct, and the dozens of millitias are all alligned behind,
Alqaida rebranded to jabhat al nusra, and the latest rebranding to Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
The US is frustrated when their various puupet groups that they had direct control over, are manhandled and forcibly assimilated
into jabhad al nusra which believes itself an independent operator, and refuses accept US authority.
This is why they get bombed, partly to show the world they are fighting "terrorism" and partly out of frustration because they lost control over the situation.

On the Iraqi front a similiar pattern emerges, despite the fake air campaign against daesh in iraq for several months,
there have been some real damaging airstrikes. Curiosly most of the real airstrikes happen on the fron between daesh and the kurds. You see the US has special plans for the Kurds and wants to keep them safe from Daesh.
Along the front on the border facing the Syrian Arab Army, there is the curious case of accidental air drops of supplies meant for,
certain rebel groups in syria, and the Kurds, falling right smack on Daesh positions. one mistake can be an accident, but several?
No wonder the Iranian foriegn minister was sarcastically talking about the inefficiency of US airdrops.

Consider my previous post, us sunnis are confused and deluded, we dont know who our enemies are, and who to fight.
We are pawns that moved around, used and abused, and whats worse we are too blind we cannot even see whats going on around us.

and what worse is like you said we have been given these hadiths foretelling all this.
Allah gave us a cheat code, and we are so incompetant we cannot use it.

We are shedding our blood in the service of the Empire, and dying fi sabiil Isreal.

may allah have mercy on us all.

[smartyt]

For months now I have been living in the turkish city of izmir the capital of the secular opposition its more european than europe

[gurey25]

how is izmir? ive only been to Istanbul and Antalya.
Turkey is one of my favorite countries, i felt at home there.

[smartyt]

how is izmir? ive only been to Istanbul and Antalya.
Turkey is one of my favorite countries, i felt at home there.

Turks are very friendly and welcoming people Izmir is beautiful located with ocean view a real postcard romantic city a lot of parks in the city many western styled social clubs and museums a very family friendly city it has what I call a large majority of the CHP kemalist class with a european life style no hiijab women normal to drink a class of wine in the evening everyone has a little dog very social people always doing outdoor thing people enjoy a middle class life this CHP class is also very huge in Ankara the capital.... but back to people in Izmir .... the city often have a million man strong demostration against political Islam many in izmir feel they are losing their country to islamists in the countryside....... majority of the izmir people are assimilated turks they came from yugoslavia bulgaria albania southern russia they are often ligthskinned but they are the most radical nationalists

[FAH1223]

[gegiroor]

Iran assisting the invasion and the occupation of Afghanistan in 2001

Source: http://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s ... in%20Herat

The 2001 uprising in Herat

The 2001 uprising in Herat was a coordinated insurrection and uprising in the Afghan city of Herat as part of the United States war in Afghanistan. The city was captured on November 12 by Northern Alliance forces as well as Special Forces of the United States, the United Kingdom [1] and the Islamic Republic of Iran.[2]

The combatants
The U.S. Special Operations teams consisted of U.S. Army Rangers and Delta force under the command of CENTCOM General Tommy Franks. Iranian forces consisted of agents of the Qods Force under the command of Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi, commander of the Pasdaran. The Northern Alliance faction consisted of over 5,000 militiamen under the command of Ismail Khan, a commander in the previous Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and former governor of Herat before the Taliban came into power in 1995. UK Special Forces for reasons of national security remain anonymous and do not out their formal command structure.[3]

The plan
The plan, organized by General Franks and General Safavi, was for Iranian Special Forces to discreetly enter the city and form an insurrection against the Taliban. This sudden event was to coincide with the entrance of Ismail Khan’s band of Northern Alliance militia members into the city. Meanwhile, a team of U.S. Special Forces and CIA agents would oversee the operation in Tehran alongside Iranian military intelligence.[4]

The operation
Combat operations began on October 7, 2001. Towards the end of the month, U.S. air strikes hit targets in and around Herat, including tanks, communications facilities, and tunnel complexes.[5] This also includes the Herat airport, where Russian-made fighters were destroyed.

On 11 November 2001, U.S. Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha 554 ("Tiger 08") was inserted by helicopter near Herat.[6] As planned, Iranian commandos secretly entered Herat to begin the insurrection on November 12, which successfully gave way to, what Ismail Khan claimed to be, the local uprising against the Taliban leaders. The Northern Alliance, Shi’ite Hazara factions, and a small group of U.S. Special Forces then entered the city.[7] Herati residents also took part in the uprising with sticks, knives, and guns hidden throughout the populace. The city fell as the Taliban fled towards the mountains along the Iranian border, leaving behind several abandoned tanks. Prisoners, including Chechen and Arab volunteers, were taken to undisclosed locations.[8]

Aftermath
The uprising was met with celebratory gunfire from residents. Iranian media even went as far as to report widespread celebration including ‘dancing on the rooftops’ and honking car horns.[9] Ismail Khan consolidated his power as Amir of western Afghanistan, reportedly accepting truck loads of money from Iran over the following month to secure loyalty of his forces.[10] Khan granted amnesty for former Taliban fighters, but warned of repercussions if said fighters were to take up arms once again.[11]

Khan remained governor of Herat until 2004, when he was dismissed by Afghan President Hamid Karzai. Khan's dismissal was met with violent protests.[12]

References
Steve Coll. Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan, and Bin Laden, from the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 (February 23, 2004 ed.). Penguin Press HC. p. 720.
Iran helped overthrow Taliban, candidate says, USA Today, 9 June 2005
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho ... 62552.html
Iranian Special Forces Reportedly Fight Alongside US in Battle for Herat, Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 16 November 2001
Herat, Globalsecurity.org,
ceeb Camp, 'Boots on the Ground: The Fight to Liberate Afghanistan,' Zenith Imprint, January 2012, 209.
Iranian Special Forces Reportedly Fight Alongside US in Battle for Herat, Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 16 November 2001
Ousting the Taliban from Herat relatively easy, Los Angeles Times, 15 November 2001
Northern Alliance Captures Herat, rediff.com,
Ismail Khan, Herat, and Iranian Influence, Naval Postgraduate School, 7 July 2004
Ousting the Taliban from Herat relatively easy, L.A. Times, 15 November 2001
US forces clash with protestors in W. Afghanistan, Asheville Global Report, 15 September 2004
External links
http://www.economist.com/people/display ... _ID=842507 As Good As It Gets – Ismail Khan
http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page1668.asp Prime Minister’s Speech To Parliament in the War On Terror

That is Rawaafidh Iran for you!

[gegiroor]

This is a good book that explains about the treacherous alliance between Iran, Israel, and the USA. It was written by an Iranian author Trita Parsi, and it is available in Amazon.

Treacherous Alliance: The Secret Dealings of Israel, Iran, and the United States 1st Edition

[gegiroor]

Progress in Islamic State fight tainted by Iranian-backed militias’ atrocities



By Carlo Muñoz - The Washington Times - Tuesday, September 13, 2016
FALLUJAH, Iraq — The liberation of this fiercely contested city in central Iraq’s volatile Anbar province should have been a high water mark in the campaign to break the Islamic State’s hold on the country and reclaim swaths of territory swallowed up in its so-called “caliphate.”

Iraqi forces and Iranian-backed Shiite militias, under the cover of U.S. air support, flushed the terror group also known as ISIS and ISIL out of Fallujah in June in an offensive widely praised by military commanders at the Pentagon and inside Baghdad’s “Green Zone.”

Then the dead bodies started to appear.

Reports emerged that as many as 300 Sunni Muslim civilians had survived Islamic State’s nightmarish two-year grip on their city only to be summarily executed and dumped in shallow graves by Shiite militiamen who had taken over in the terror group’s wake.
Such atrocities by the militias — officially known as the Popular Mobilization Units — underscore a crisis within the wider fight against Islamic State in Iraq, one that has vastly complicated the Obama administration’s attempt to work

with Baghdad’s Shiite political leaders toward destroying the terror group without a massive influx of U.S. troops. Even in the “victory” here in Fallujah, Iraq’s sectarian and ethnic divisions are on full display.

Conflicting agendas, clashing allies, uncertain goals in a messy endgame — these are the problems that will soon confront whoever inherits the U.S. military effort from President Obama in the coming months, taking over a mess that has so far seen American officials quietly take the side of the Popular Mobilization Units, all while Iraq’s battered Sunni political leaders cry foul over the horrors being inflicted on their countrymen.