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the talibans war on islamic state
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2022-08-18 at 7:20 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra also Wahabbism is a Gulf thing; almost all of ISIS' rank and file came from KSA and surrounding states (over 80% of 'Syrian rebels' were actually foreigners), but a lot of their real muscle was Chechens who cut their teeth fighting Russia back in the 90s
Good point, the spread of and Wahhabism itself is credited to Saudi Arabia. Thanks to their earthly resources and eventual wealth, they managed to spread this specific ideology throughout the world, reaching as far Indonesia on one side and Western Europe on the other side. I remember reading about a Dutch article, last year I think, about some mosques that were funded by the Saudis and in return they wanted the Wahhabi/salafist ideals and values to be spread throughout there. It's worked because Moroccans in the Netherlands are most likely to adhere to such beliefs. -
2022-08-18 at 7:20 AM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 7:33 AM UTClegalize terrorismThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2022-08-18 at 7:34 AM UTC
Originally posted by Michael Myers Good point, the spread of and Wahhabism itself is credited to Saudi Arabia. Thanks to their earthly resources and eventual wealth, they managed to spread this specific ideology throughout the world, reaching as far Indonesia on one side and Western Europe on the other side. I remember reading about a Dutch article, last year I think, about some mosques that were funded by the Saudis and in return they wanted the Wahhabi/salafist ideals and values to be spread throughout there. It's worked because Moroccans in the Netherlands are most likely to adhere to such beliefs.
yeah I dunno if it's slowed down but that's been the primary way they've been spreading their 'culture' last few decades, building mosques around the world to 'support Muslim communities', then populating them with explicitly wahabbi-salafi Imams -
2022-08-18 at 7:35 AM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 7:54 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra yeah I dunno if it's slowed down but that's been the primary way they've been spreading their 'culture' last few decades, building mosques around the world to 'support Muslim communities', then populating them with explicitly wahabbi-salafi Imams
I'm surprised you know this stuff. Well done, you're right. That's their tactic. Personally I don't like Wahhabism one bit. It mainly attracts the former degenerates. They tend to return to religion under an extreme fold. NOT A FAN. It comes off as hypocritical.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2022-08-18 at 8:21 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra a few ISIS units were moved from Iraq-Syria to the Afghan-Pakistan border and rebranded ISIS-Khorasan after Assad roflstomped their strongholds, I assume they recruited locals but I stopped keeping track
I did not see this post but you are correct, they are referred to as ISIS-K or IS-K. Khorasan is a region that was central to North Afghanistan and a few Central Asian nations. The people in the North and the people in the South belong to different ethnic groups, but they are all Iranic. The people in the North are Tajiks and some of them do not wish to be called Afghan because they believe it is synonymous with the ethnic group of the people from the South, so they prefer to be called Tajiks instead. These Tajiks belonged to Khorasan, along with other ethnic groups such as the Hazaras.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2022-08-18 at 8:21 AM UTCHere is another article posted by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. It is from June of 2019.
For about one week now, the Mujahideen of Islamic Emirate have launched decisive operations against the scourge and phenomenon of Daesh in various areas of Kunar province.
The people of Kunar have also stood shoulder to shoulder with the Mujahideen in their operations against Daesh militias.
Just as most areas of Kunar were cleared of Daesh criminals and their leaders and members forced to take refuge in Charkando area of Noor Gul district’s Mazar valley, tens of American aircraft accompanied by hundreds of Kabul administration ground troops arrived at Mazar valley last night from where they airlifted Daesh militia leaders, members and families along with their weapons and equipment and safeguarded them from Mujahideen attacks and detention.
This is the umpteenth time that American invaders have rescued Daeshi militias that fall under Mujahideen siege from where they are transferred to American bases and centers.
This crime is taking place as these same American invaders and their domestics mercenaries frequently talk about combating Daesh and seek to prolong their occupation by misusing the name of Daesh.
Our Muslim people and the international community at large must understand that the militias operating in Afghanistan under the name Daesh – who ruthlessly murder civilians, religious scholars and tribal elders and indiscriminately target and bomb mosques, civilian gatherings, rallies and other civilian places in cities – are a tool of the criminal American invaders who aid and support them every step of the way.
Spokesman of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
Zabihullah Mujahid
18/10/1440 Hijri Lunar
31/03/1398 Hijri Solar 21/06/2019 Gregorian
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2022-08-18 at 8:22 AM UTClol
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2022-08-18 at 10:37 AM UTCAwesome
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2022-08-18 at 1:03 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra terrorism has become such a fuck of a word it can mean literally anything, and hence nothing
that was a recent debate on GTA roleplay, what meets the definition of terrorism. politically motivated extreme violence.
wanting to kill democrats is domestic terrorism, oh my God technologist and the FBI were right!
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2022-08-18 at 1:27 PM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 1:43 PM UTC
Originally posted by Michael Myers Exactly my point. :)
Daesh (or "ISIS") may have originally been a Iraqi outfit (I said "Syrian" but I realize the bulk of the original Daesh consisted of Iraqi ex-army members who feared Saddam; Saddam kept them under control, when the US murdered Saddam they had no one to keep them in check anymore) but that later became an outfit directly controlled by the western world (notably the US) and the zionists (Israel).
no, not really.
in simple terms, the talibans are the nationalist jihardists while deash are the globalist jihardists. the talibunnies were never interested in affairs beyond their traditional tribal borders until the alexander came around, then the brits, then the soviets and lastly the US that united them into a fighting force against invaders.
deash is the offspring of al qaeda in iraq whose members were former members of the military that lost their jobs due to brennans demilitarization and de-Bathization of iraq. their history of evolution might be long and convoluted, but if you simplified it down to just one line, it would be this:
al qaeda are the conservative jihardists while daesh are their neo-con jihardists.
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2022-08-18 at 1:45 PM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 1:50 PM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 1:52 PM UTCNow post a pic of Osama Bin Liner if he exists....I'll wait
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2022-08-18 at 2:03 PM UTC
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2022-08-18 at 2:04 PM UTCYou think it is?
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2022-08-18 at 2:06 PM UTC
