Iraq SITREP 7th July: Gloves are coming off!!!
A VERY IMPORTANT LINK: http://www.syrianews.cc/isis-the-bombshell-interview-to-impeach-obama/
It shows Daash/ISIS being a proxy of US interests. It’s Rolex wearing Caliph America’s man. A subversion similar to the government backed Islamists during the Algerian Civil War. I will be posting this again in tomorrow’s SITREP for those that may miss it today.
6th July: Iranian Brigadier General Massoud Jazeyri refers to America as the intelligence head of terrorist groups in the region.
6th June: Messiah of Peace, Bringer of Justice, Ridder of Destructive Weapons, and Great Hope of the Arabs, Tony Blair asks Maliki to either change his form of governance or quit and let some one take his place.
7th July: Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, has decided to visit Oman, Kuwait, and the UAE. The country he is not visiting is Saudi Arabia and Iran has also denied reports that Foreign Minister Zarif will be travelling to Saudi Arabia as baseless. Abdollahian had earlier stated that Iran Nd Russia are now united in helping Iraq fight terrorists.
7th July: The commander of the Basiji forces in Iran, Brigadier General Mohammad. Reza Naqdi has stated that a new resistance front against the West will form in Iraq if the United States continues to protect and harbour terrorists.
7th July: Shaikh Qais Al Khazali of the Asaib Ahalal Haq has apologises for the deaths of four British nationals in 2009-2010. the four men were bodyguards to “IT Experts” Peter Moore who was kidnapped and then exchanged for Iraqi prisoners including Shaikh Qais. The Shaikh stated that the primary fault for the deaths rests with the British government as it did not consider the bodyguards to be as important as the “IT Expert.” Also, the Shaikh was a prisoner at the time of their killing and not directly responsible.
7th July: Iraqi MPs have postponed the forming of government and have adjourned the next session of parliament to the 12th of August or after Eid ul Fitr. The Iraqi constitution calls for the election of a speaker, followed by the President, and then the Prime Minister.
7th July: Ibrahim al Jaafari holds talks with the Shia National Coalition and the Sunni National Union of Forces but they fail to find common ground or replacements for Maliki(PM) or Nujaifi(Speaker).
7th July: Aaliya Nasif of the State of Law Coalition blames the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of being partial to Sunni and Kurdish suffering while being biased against Shia concerns and by depicting them internationally in a bad light.
7th July: After Al Arabiya repeatedly calls Sistani’s fatwa to form government as being anti Maliki, the representative of Sistani in Karbala clarifies that it is neither for or against any individual. His representative also stressed that the Marja wanted an early resolution of the political deadlock and government formation.
7th July: Citibank and Standard Chartered Bank withdraw their offices from Iraq. HSBC had withdrawn its services before the current crisis started.
7th July: The Iraqi Government states that it will act against three entities: Daash, Ba’athist, and the Naqshabandi militant order.
7th July: Iraqi Kurdistan needs 6 million litres of gasoline per day to provide for over 600000 cars but produces only 3.2 million litres. The local government has resorted to rationing in view of this shortfall.
7th July: The protection of the immediate vicinity of the Imam Askari(as) shrine in Samara has been handed over to the Badr Brigades (headed by Hadi al Ameri) and the Asaib Ahlal Haq (headed by Qais al Khazali). The outskirts have been handed over to the Peace Brigades ( Moqtada As Sadr). While the federal police force has been moved away. Friction between the militias and the police force is believed to have led to a demarcation of territory.
7th July: A senior commander of the Iraqi forces, Maj Gen Najm Abdullah Sudan of the 6th Brigade, was hit by mortar fire and injured in the West of Baghdad. He later died of his wounds. He was involved in counter terrorism operations in Western Baghdad. A total of 60 rebels are believed to have been killed by security personnel.
7th July: Iraqi government forces are claiming to have repelled a rebel/Daash assault on Western Baghdad.
7th July: The Kurdistan Alliance has stated that it will not attend government formation talks till a Prime Minister is decided upon. This is counter to the constitutional process where the Speaker and President are to be decided earlier.
7th July: Al Sisi of Egypt stated that Dassh intends to attack Jordan and Saudi Arabia after Iraq.
7th July: Hamid Al Hayes of the Sahawa al Anbar or the Anbar awakening Council stated that a mass graves of Daash fighters (being used by Daash to bury its dead) has been located in Western Ramadi. He stated that the graves will be exhumed soon as Anbar will not be used to bury terrorists.
7th July: Abdul Raqib Amin (British student who joined Daash): “I’m going to stay and fight until the Khilafah [rule of Islam] is established, or I die. One of the happiest moments of my life was when the plane took off from [London’s] Gatwick Airport. I was so happy, because as a Muslim, you cannot live in the country of Kuffars [disbelievers.]”
7th July: Daash fighters attack a church in the east of Mosul and kidnap two priests and a nun.
7th July: Daash/rebels release a photo of having captured 50 voluntary fighters of the government in Tikrit
7th July: Daash fighters kidnap and kill a civilian in Ain al Fars, Tikrit and refuse to return the body to his family
7th July: Peshmeraga forces kill to Daash fighters and recover a list of names of fighters belonging to the Naqshabandi order in Diyala.
7th July: Peshmerga forces have carried out operations against Dassh in Jalawlaa, Diyala.
7th July: Atta’s/Government claims for the day:
Sukhoi aircraft carry out raids in Kirkuk against rebel positions
Dhi Qar police personnel have arrested an Al Qaida fighter who had joined Al Qaida in 2008. He had been arrested earlier in 2012 but had escaped during the recent turmoil
The Iraqi Army Air Force destroys 15 vehicles of rebel fighters in Baiji, Salahuddin province
Government claims to have killed 125 terrorists in and around Baghdad
Further reading:
http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2014/07/07/iran-corners-us-over-isil-project-in-iraq/
Short Analysis:
The delaying of parliament to after Ramzan does not portend just deep division but a digging in of heels and violent times ahead. The delay was in choosing a Sunni Speaker. The government in Baghdad, i.e., the Shias will now try to counter attack rebel held areas. While the rebels led by Daash are expected to try and attack Baghdad. Both will try to obtain a position of greater strength.
The decision to fight hard is not just an Iraqi one, but one that has a resolute Iran and Russia backing the government in Baghdad. This can be seen in steps that Iran is taking or its positioning itself across from the US. It is not going soft on account of the nuclear negotiations and clearly feels that the Americans, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia have crossed some “red line” of decency when it comes to blatantly supporting groups like Daash.
Something I had mentioned in an earlier SITREP, that the Turkish diplomatic staff had been taken without a fight is something Bhadrakumar mentions in his newest post as something highly suspicious (please refer to the link in the further reading section). Sisi stating that Dassh is a threat to Jordan and Saudi Arabi, Jordan’s moving of troops to the border, and Saudi manoeuvring 30000 of its mercenary army are more theatrics than substance. The US has attacked, and continues to target, militants in Afghanistan and Yemen but is “afraid of civilian casualties in Iraq.” The Gulf Arabs are pushing their luck. If Hafez were alive, I am sure Saudi would have seen a few militant attacks by now. Bahrain might start to boil. Iran is going to answer in its way of doing things. It is going to add Iraq into its resistance arc. Militias are going to play an increasing role. The American advisors should be advised to watch their backs and not just the charred landscape of Iraq.
The actual video of the interview with English subtitles from the first link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEuJ5v3AbJg
Which Toyota dealership sold all those pick up trucks to ISIS?
Who paid for them?
Who has their name on the invoice?
Thanks for your contributions. You provide us with important information.
I have read only parts of the Quran, about a third was published in the book I found, so it is difficult to understand the infighting between different Muslim groups. It is also difficult to understand why Christians are targeted in some countries when they are supposed to be the people of the Book like Jews. Prophet Muhammad himself sent letters of protection to some Christian monasteries, don’t Muslims know that? I think some do. Perhaps the Shia Muslims. Perhaps some Muslims in Egypt. I watch with chock the destruction of Muslim holy sites in Africa and in the Middle East. What is going on? Selfdestruction?
I have a good impression of what I read. I have it in high regard. Allah, the All-forgiving, the Merciful. That is the faith I, as a Christian, also have. Can’t live without it.
You have to fight a lot of ignorance in the West. People just don’t know. It seems this problem also exists among some Muslims. Prophet Muhammad rightfully condemns the Trinity as understood by an old and now non-existent Christian sect in Arabia. They believed in the Trinity of the Father, the Mother and the Son! That is certainly not the Trinity I believe in and I don’t know any surviving Christian Church that does. There is only one God.
It is very difficult to get the people of the world to understand the roots of the conflicts we see in Iraq and the media is not helpful. There are religious and ethnic conflicts. Without understanding the Arabic language, the Quran and the history we are completely lost.
I wish peace for the people of the Middle East and the whole world. It will come in the end. That is the promise we have.
Which Toyota dealership sold all those pick up trucks to ISIS?
Probably the self-same dealership that provides Boko Haram recruits with their fleets of brand new vehicles in Nigeria. And know that it is an established FACT that Tony Blair in drag, Hilary Clinton, personally went to bat for Boko Haram, denying every attempt in the UN/USA to have Boko Haram declared a ‘terrorist’ organisation.
Now, of course, the terror network has been fully implemented, so the EU and USA can relax and allow it to be called ‘terrorist’ since no damage is done to their proxy by such a declaration.
Boko Haram and ISIS work in the exact same way. Young Muslim men apparently leaving their nation for innocent reasons (including visiting Saudi Arabia for ‘religious duty’) but actually attending terror training camps arranged by the British/Israelis/Americans in Jordan, Israel, Turkey, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc.
The recruits are given monthly payments in safe bank accounts, and so are their families. The recruits are promised that after a few years of service, members of their extended family can attend university/find employment in the USA and EU.
The terror recruits of the West live mostly normal lives as ‘ghosts’ in their communities, until activated for missions via mobile phone communication. This way large terror units can appear out of no-where, and then vanish.
The arms and vehicles used by the West’s proxy terrorist forces are held waiting at installations controlled by the West locally- and the politicians of the nations under attack are in the pockets of the West, so they never question why foreign bodies ‘hide’, for instance, the fleets of new vehicles that the terror attacks employ.
The ‘prize’ promised to the Muslim elders that sit back and allow their young men (and women) to be used as pawns is the division of the nations under attack. A new Muslim nation to be formed from Nigeria, as we saw with India (Pakistan) and Sudan. The British/American/Israel map of the new Middle East was published even before Blair ordered his forces into Iraq.
Ex-MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove
ISIS threat has been exaggerated, says former MI6 chief: Sir Richard Dearlove thinks ‘pathetic’ Britons spreading messages on internet should be ignored
Ex-intelligence chief made remarks in a speech in London yesterday
He said government and the media should not offer ‘oxygen of publicity’
Fighting in Syria and Iraq is ‘essentially Muslim on Muslim’, he added
Instead he said people should focus on growing threat of Russia and China
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2684077/ISIS-threat-exaggerated-says-former-MI6-chief-Sir-Richard-Dearlove-thinks-pathetic-Britons-spreading-messages-internet-ignored.html#ixzz36qcMDcgL
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Anonymous the pug said…
Which Toyota dealership sold all those pick up trucks to ISIS?
Who paid for them?
Who has their name on the invoice?
07 July, 2014 23:10
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CIA-AMERICA-SIS
Thank you very much for putting together the SITREP, Mindfriedo. Also thank you for the additional links/further reading. They are very valuable.
In your link, Sheikh Nabeel Naiem talks a little about funding and training but I think these aspects do not get the attention they deserve. If they did, I think the truth would be that much easier to see.
We are educated to ‘see’ war as portrayed in movies and popular literature. The focus is always on the fighting and manoeuvres of the fighting forces. But they are just the visible tip of the war machine iceberg.
A far larger force is needed to keep this fighting force supplied, fed, medicated and evacuated and treated when wounded. It’s huge.
We never see the logistics, the supply lines, the money, the materiel supply (and manufacture!) and we certainly never see the economic engine that is necessary to drive this killing machine.
So we need to ask, “where is this economic engine/juggernaut behind ISIS, for instance? Or Boko Haram,as anon above mentions?
Saudi Arabia and Qatar may have money but they do not have armaments and all other sorts of manufacturing. So who does that leave? The western NATO countries and the US is principal amongst them.
The US and the EU have to be involved which means they have to have control over these headhunters and liver eaters.
I wonder why this isn’t brought into the discussion every time. If it was, we wouldn’t get so distracted by the ISIS photo ops etc.
Thanks again for your valuable efforts, Mindriedo
Just to repeat for everybody, Mindfiedo’s link is really worth spending the time reading
ISIS: The Bombshell Interview
Democracy is the power of the people and if this government structure is not chosen by all people, it is chosen by the majority. In the case of Iraq, “democracy” was imposed through barbaric bombings of Iraqi cities and villages, missile attacks and widespread killing of innocent civilians. This resulted in the destruction of the country’s entire infrastructure and its oil wells, oil refineries lay in ruin while farmland was poisoned due to the Pentagon shamelessly using various chemical agents, defoliants and many other poisonous substances brought over from the US.
It is enough to simply look at the bloodcurdling evidence of these criminal acts in the shape of the deformed children born in Fallujah, whose residents did not want to accept American democracy and instead rebelled against their occupiers. This was where the punishers from across the ocean brazenly used their entire arsenal of poisonous agents brought into Iraq (as it is known, these types of weapons were not found in Iraq itself). “The full force of America’s horror-inducing arsenal, including F-16 fighters, C-130 planes, Abrams tanks and Apache Helicopters were unleashed on a few thousand rebels in a civilian enclave,” stated American journalist Mike Whitney. Horrifying bombings reduced a town of 300,000 people into a wasteland. Prohibited napalm bombs, phosphorous and cluster bombs dropped by American planes did not leave a single building standing. The city was completely laid to waste as was the entire male population between the ages of 14 and 60. Over 6,000 civilians died in vain.
Iraq: American “democracy” and Bedouin democracy – NEO
русская версия:
Ирак: «демократия» по-американски и бедуинская демократия – НВО
B.
Much has been spoken among American elite circles and the political classes of the threat of Iran. Almost as if it’s become a sort of dogma in Washington, amongst Republicans and moderate-Republicans (often referred to as Democrats) alike, Iran is considered as, “a state sponsor of terrorism,” an, “an existential threat to the United States as well as Israel,” if it possessed a nuclear weapon, and Sen. John McCain reminds us that, “We must also remember that the threat posed by the Iranian regime goes far beyond its nuclear program. Iran is the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism and the lifeline of terrorist organizations…” The “threat” is so awesome and formidable that high level US officials continuously threaten the bombing and amelioration of Iran, not if it attacked anyone, but merely for possessing a nuclear weapon, often times only if they are in the process of manufacturing one.
Cue Bibi Netanyahu holding in his hands the famous graph with the process of “the Iranian bomb” (there’s a “red line” in it, too):
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/dam/assets/120927074234-benjamin-netanyahu-bomb-un-horizontal-gallery.jpg
Recently Secretary of State John Kerry stated that, “…if they [Iran] decided they’re going to… start enrichment again… guess what? If they do that, then the military option that is available to the United States is ready and prepared to do what it would have to do.” Obama reiterated Secretary Kerry’s remarks saying that in the event that Iran doesn’t halt their nuclear program that, “all options are on the table.”
The “Threat” of Iran? Or the Threat of Saying “No” to Washington? – Underground Reports
B.
Last month, half-heartedly and without unanimity among its 28 member states, the European Union levied yet more sanctions on Syrian officials. Passed under pressure from the usual suspects (the US, France, Britain, and the international Zionist lobby), the EU measure targets 12 government ministers, none of whom wields or holds police authority of any type. Not a single one of these individuals has any capacity or wherewithal—or even any interest—in committing “serious human rights violations,” as the measure accuses them of having carried out.
As usual with Western Newspeak, you have to reverse “perpetrator” and “victim” to get to the truth. If US-sponsored “moderates” (Newspeak for “takfiris still taking orders”) commit atrocities, those on the receiving end, the Syrian people, have to be severely punished for not accepting their destiny as envisioned by the US-Empire.
The impact of EU and western sanctions on the Syrian economy has been severe—this is well known. Heavy fighting has damaged or destroyed economic infrastructure, significantly impeding normal access to sources of income for average Syrians. In addition, internal distribution and supply networks have been disrupted if not destroyed; currency depreciation has devastated purchasing power; and the heavy US, EU and Arab League sanctions have hampered imports and exports. Even the import of items not subject to the sanctions has been restricted by the sanctions on financial transactions, while tourism revenue, for example, has all but disappeared.
EU Sanctions Target Humanitarian Aid – Foreign Policy Journal
B.
Thank you for the link to the interview, Mindfriedo.
Have put this together as a puzzle for many years, making sense of the pieces of the mosaic of CIA, Israel, AQ, MB, and now ISIS. Qatar and Saudi the bankers, and Iraq and Syria the game board.
Obama was not a lucky chance but a manufactured piece, used by both sides. This is so dirty a scheme that Jarrett and Brennan also play. Aren’t they on the side of Iran in this?
Well, now we have the full background on Benghazi and the arms transfers. Of course, the CIA annex was the trans-shipping post. To Turkey, to ISIS, into Syria.
“What difference does it make?” has newer meaning. This is so much bigger than 4 lives lost, Hillary was telling us. The war was the goal and a dead ambassador was worth the objective.
It boils down to contain Iran, contain the oil kingdoms, rule the region; keep Russia and China out of the region has been recently added.
Very interesting that the jihad ideology began in Jakarta. Obama was schooled in the madrassa in Indonesia.
SDN Menteng 1 school in Jakarta, Indonesia. It’s sponsor, Saudi Arabia.
“Mindfriedo said…,
A VERY IMPORTANT LINK: http://www.syrianews.cc/isis-the-bombshell-interview-to-impeach-obama/
It shows Daash/ISIS being a proxy of US interests….
I will be posting this again in tomorrow’s SITREP for those that may miss it today.”
Salam brother Mindfriedo,
The above is nothing but Hasbara. There is a link for the video in the first post. In any case here is a different link for the same video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEuJ5v3AbJg#t=280
I watched the video about 2 days ago. I suggest that you and everyone watch the video for body language to understand it fully, to understand which country this Hasbara is from?
1. Who is the women who interviews the ex al-Qaida Sheikh Nabeel Naiem?
2. Which TV she represent?
3. From which country TV?
4. Hint consider, the two ibn Taymiyyah references?
5. It talks about the Sunni vs Shia sectarian war being an American Plan. Why now?
6. But at the same time, it marginalize a big Sunni group. Why?
Best regards,
Mohamed.
Why do not the Russian media [ Itar-Tass, RIA Novosti ] exploit these kind of news?
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Revealed: How Obama SET FREE the merciless terrorist warlord now leading the ISIS horde blazing a trail of destruction through Iraq
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
The U.S. once had Islamic State of Iraq and al-Shams (ISIS) leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi in custody at a detention facility in Iraq, it was revealed Friday
Al Baghdadi was among the prisoners released in 2009 from the U.S.’s now-closed Camp Bucca near Umm Qasr in Iraq
It is unclear why the U.S. let the merciless al Qaeda leader slip away
Al Baghadadi and his troops took the Iraqi cities of Fallujah and Ramadi earlier this year and conquered Tikrit and Mosul within the last several days
They are now bearing down on Baghdad, burning down everything that stands in their way and carrying out executions on Iraqi civilians, soldiers and police officers
ISIS posted an image today of an officer’s decapitated head tweeted with sickening message: ‘This is our ball. It’s made of skin #WorldCup’
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2657231/Revealed-Obama-RELEASED-warlord-head-ISIS-extremist-army-five-years-ago.html#ixzz36si5Cyzj
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http://atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/MID-01-080714.html
Interesting article about the ongoing bombing of Palestina by Israel. I recommend it for everybody.
Mindfriedo
Thanks for the sitrep, analysis and linked material.
For further reading, the intrigue regarding the US and the so-called leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi…
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2657231/Revealed-Obama-RELEASED-warlord-head-ISIS-extremist-army-five-years-ago.html
Also consider the role Turkey may have played
http://nsnbc.me/2014/07/05/u-s-military-advisers-in-iraq-spies-for-isis-and-kurdish-militants-analyst/
Mohamed said…08 July, 2014 10:12
“Mindfriedo said…,
A VERY IMPORTANT LINK: http://www.syrianews.cc/isis-the-bombshell-interview-to-impeach-obama/
It shows Daash/ISIS being a proxy of US interests….
I will be posting this again in tomorrow’s SITREP for those that may miss it today.”
Salam brother Mindfriedo,
The above is nothing but Hasbara. There is a link for the video in the first post.”
The following is hasbara?
“Nabeel Naiem: No, I am telling you I was once in charge of a camp of 120 men and we were spending that time thousands (of Dollars), imagine how much this ISIS is spending?! Let me tell you something.. The wounded from ISIS during (terrorist) operations, are they being treated here in Lebanon? No, neither in Syria, nor in Saudi nor in Egypt, where do they go? They go to Israel. Now as we speak there are 1,500 of ISIS & Nusra (Front) are in Tel Aviv hospitals.”
“Nabeel Naiem: The regimes, they put a plan in 1998 called Clean Break (PNAC)..”
“The opposition fighting Bashar Al-Assad fiercefully for 3 years did not shoot a single bullet against Israel..”
“For instance, Issam Hattito, head of Muslim Brotherhood responsible for leading the battles against Bashar Assad, where does he reside? Is he in Beirut? Riyadh or Cairo? He’s residing in Tel Aviv.”
“Their goal is to divide the region in order to achieve Israel’s security.”
“So for Israel to guarantee its existence, all the surrounding entities around it should be shredded.. Kurds to take one piece, Sunnah take one piece, Maliki takes one piece.. each sect has their own piece just like Lebanon they keep fighting between each other, once they finish beating each other they drink tea then go for a second round beating each other..”
Hardly hasbara. The TV channel is Al Mayadeen from Lebanon firmly in the resistance camp – pro Hezbollah, pro-Nasserist. I wonder who is the hasbara troll here
Dearest вот так,
Look at each of the questions I have asked Mindfriedo and answer them. The video is NOT from Al Mayadeen TV channel, it is doctored.
The hint is the two references from the video of ibn Taymiyyah, especially the second reference from ibn Taymiyyah.
Who is ibn Taymiyyah?
Best regards,
Mohamed.
“from India said…
Hardly hasbara. The TV channel is Al Mayadeen from Lebanon firmly in the resistance camp – pro Hezbollah, pro-Nasserist. I wonder who is the hasbara troll here”
Dearest from India,
1. Can you be sure that the video is from Al Mayadeen, TV channel?
2. Are you 100% sure?
3. Can you verify this for the readers of this blog?
Best regards,
Mohamed.
Dearest вот так,
1.When is Muslim Brotherhood considered a Terrorist Organization?
2. By Whom?
Mohamed.
@ Everybody,
Excellent article on Syrian Perspective Site on Lebanon, must read:
Syrian Perspective Site on Lebanon
Best regards,
Mohamed.
@ Everybody,
Excellent article on Penny’s blog on ISIS and Caliph Abu Bakr al Baghdadi. Penny is a regular on Saker’s blog.
ISIS and Caliph Abu Bakr al Baghdadi
Best regards,
Mohamed.
Mohamed said…08 July, 2014 17:53
“Look at each of the questions I have asked Mindfriedo and answer them. The video is NOT from Al Mayadeen TV channel, it is doctored.
The hint is the two references from the video of ibn Taymiyyah, especially the second reference from ibn Taymiyyah.
Who is ibn Taymiyyah?”
I don’t see how that answers my question of how is the interview hasbara.
Mohamed said…08 July, 2014 18:18
“1.When is Muslim Brotherhood considered a Terrorist Organization?
2. By Whom?”
Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organisation and they have been part of the terrorists attacking Syria for Israeli interests.
вот так said…,
I don’t see how that answers my question of how is the interview hasbara.
Dearest Brother вот так,
I should have used the word, Propaganda, which really means, Hasbara.
The Video is nothing but Propaganda (Hasbara) from Saudi Arabia and for this reason I gave the hint about ibn Taymiyyah.
Watch the Video again, keeping in mind what I said about Hasbara of Saudi Arabia.
вот так said…,
Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization and they have been part of the terrorists attacking Syria for Israeli interests.
Yes, to some extent Muslim Brotherhood (MB) was involved in Syria. But MB consists of many, many Sunni Muslims and in many, many countries. A very big Sunni group is marginalized by certain countries and MB have been recently labeled terrorists by Saudi Arabia and General Sisi.
Hassan Bana was the founder of MB in 1920. His grandson Tariq Ramadan who is a Sunni, is on Press TV weekly, on a program called, “Islam and Life”.
Watch the Video again and connect the dots regarding Saudi Arabia. And, see that just only Qatar is blamed in the video, beside USA.
Best regards,
Mohamed.
@ Everybody,
It is like saying that all German are Evil because they are Nazis. This is not true. It is marginalizing all Germans.
Or saying that all Americans are Evil because they are from the Empire. This is not true. It is marginalizing all USA people.
I am a Shia and over centuries, the Shia were marginalized and persecuted. And no doubt, the Shia will be marginalized and persecuted in future too.
Muslim Brotherhoods are around the world and in many, many numbers. Most of them are God Fearing Good Sunnis. Let us not to listen to Hasbara and marginalize a group of good people and call them terrorists.
Best regards,
Mohamed.