The illegal war against Islam and various countries that began 25 years ago Photo’s: Adobe Stock, editing: Mirjam© Photo
Twenty-five years ago, there was an attack on the so-called “Twin Towers” in New York, USA, in which people lost their lives. There are various theories regarding the attack. It could have been an Israeli plot, because—according to many insiders—all Jewish and Israeli employees were absent that day; had they been warned? No one knows for sure; there is also speculation about insider trading on the stock market:
” Various regulators and analysts noted a massive spike in the trading of so-called ‘put options’—financial contracts that allow investors to speculate on a drop in share prices. However, after extensive investigation, official bodies concluded that no concrete evidence of insider trading by different parties with inside information had been found”. 9/11 conspiracy theories – Wikipedia.
But as we see now, the words of politicians, the rich, and the elites cannot be taken seriously; most of them worldwide lie and deceive—and naturally, that applies to 9/11 as well.
It started on 9/11, and it remains unclear how planes could fly into the towers and cause such solid structures to collapse; there are various theories from architects and specialists who consider an external cause unlikely and therefore believe it was an “inside job,” with explosives inside the buildings triggering the implosion of the Twin Towers.
The world we live in today is largely a direct result of the events of September 11, 2001. This 3-part documentary is an extremely detailed examination of what happened on the day that changed the course of the world. NRUN65 – YouTube
The “War on Terror” began following attacks that experts have described as a “false flag” operation on the Twin Towers. This war commenced with accusations against Osama bin Laden and his Al-Qadea group, who was said to be hiding in Afghanistan. It was there that the US—along with its primarily Western allies—launched brutal wars against the populations of Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, North Korea and Russia were labelled under the Axis-of-Evil, although not attacked then; now, 25 years later, we are witnessing the escalation of the so-called “War on Terror” against tiny Lebanon, with Russia as the ultimate target by the deep-state. Despite any supposed negotiations or friendly relations between the US and Russia, the US remains the enemy; after all, it continues to supply weapons to Ukraine to kill Russians—it is as simple as that.
President Bush Jr. was informed that day in 2001, or so they say, but he likely already knew (an inside job). The fact that he was reading to a school class from a book he held upside down—probably due to pre-event nerves—serves as some proof, or at least is an indication, that he knew.
Emma E. Booker Elementary School in Sarasota, Florida. Together with students, he read the children’s book The Pet Goat. “America is under attack” — this was said after a second plane had struck the World Trade Center. Bush remained seated calmly with the children for a few more minutes to project a sense of calm and composure before taking action—a decision that has since drawn mixed reactions
Subsequently, a global witch hunt against Muslims began; almost every country took part. So-called ‘black sites’ (secret detention centers) sprang up across Europe and beyond. People were seized from their homes, blindfolded, and flown to these locations, where they were tortured by the US military and its accomplices—scenes vividly reminiscent of the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, where US soldiers tortured naked prisoners wearing black hoods, and where dogs were deployed. No trials took place; often, these individuals were transferred without any legal process to Guantanamo Bay, the concentration camp in Cuba. Some remain detained there to this day without trial, leaving no one knowing whether or not they are guilty.
The so-called “free and democratic” Europe has also participated in this since 2001. In 2018, it became known that there were CIA “black sites” in Poland, Lithuania, and Romania. Muslims or other suspects were picked up from the streets, tortured in these invisible prisons, and many then sent to Guantanamo Bay where they often confessed guilt under torture. Some people are still there imprisoned after more than 20 years.
The former CIA torture detention centre called “Violet“ in Lithuania is now for sale For sale: CIA ‘black site’ where terror suspects were tortured in Lithuania | Lithuania | The Guardian . The Lithuanian government wants to get rid of the property, they say. The government’s real estate fund, which manages assets the state no longer needs, says it is preparing the sale. The real estate fund took over the building from the Lithuanian secret service, which held training sessions there from 2007 to 2018, perhaps for the impending proxy war against Russia in Ukraine.
The terror attack of 9/11 was allegedly by radicalized Muslims. But there are too many questions and above all lies. The U.S. has become an empire of lies about what happened, and who did it.
The biggest lies were told about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. After all the alleged attackers almost all came from Saudi Arabia. That their leader, Osama bin Laden, would have hidden in the caves of Tora Bora in Afghanistan might be possible, but there was still no justification for the war and bombing of that country back to the Stone Age.
As with Iraq, a country which mainly consists of 80 percent Shia, not radical Sunnis typical of Al Qaeda.
The Americans then under President George Bush Sr. left these Shia majority in 1991 to die at the end of the First Gulf War against Iraq. His son, President George W. Bush, resumed the conflict in 2003—reportedly in retaliation for the failed assassination plot against his father by the Shiite majority and the Kurds (who had been left to their fate following the poison gas attack on Halabja and countless other atrocities)—and justified it by citing the September 11 attacks. Halabja, Chemical Weapons and the Genocide Against the Kurds: Implications for Iraq and the World Today – Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect
The strange case of Abu Omar al-Baghdadi
A notorious ex-Guantanamo Bay prisoner from Iraq and very confusing to many is Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, not to be confused with Bakr al-Baghdadi, the ostensible leader of ISIS (Daesh). Or are they the same? Was al-Baghdadi, as many Iraqis and Syrians claim, a phantom, a Mossad agent posing as the “leader” named Shimon Elliot?
What we know is that there were many prisoners, mostly ex-soldiers and officers of Saddam Hussein’s army detained in Camp Bucca in Iraq, which was a CIA black site in the War on Terror.
In July 2007, U.S. military spokesman Brigadier General Kevin Bergner, claimed that Abu Omar al-Baghdadi did not actually exist, and that all of his audio statements were actually read by an elderly Iraqi actor.
Another option regarding the mysterious Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the story of a captive identified as Khaled al-Mashhadani, a self-proclaimed intermediary for Osama bin Laden. He claimed that al-Baghdadi was a fictional character created to give an Iraqi face to a foreign-led group. In March 2008, the spokesman for a rival insurgent organization, Hamas of Iraq, also claimed that al-Baghdadi was a fabrication by Al Qaeda.
The other Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi became famous in 2014 as the leader of ISIS. But, as I said, it could very well be that it was all faked by the Americans, who might have used an actor in the form of a Mossad agent in Camp Bucca, or perhaps an American agent.
The identity of Abu Omar al Baghdadi, the leader of al Qaeda’s Islamic State in Iraq, has been called into question after the US military released letters written by senior al Qaeda leaders discussing the state of Iraq and the viability of the terror group’s leadership.
The letters, found on the body of al Qaeda in Iraq’s information minister after a shootout in Baghdad, clearly refer to Baghdadi, the pseudonym for the leader of al Qaeda’s Islamic State of Iraq. Baghdadi is greeted in several of the letters, and Ayman al Zawahiri, al Qaeda’s second-in-command, wrote a letter to Baghdadi to provide advice and inquire on the state of the insurgency.
Baghdadi’s true identity has been the source of controversy since the establishment of the Islamic State in 2006. The appointment of Baghdadi as the leader of the Islamic State caused rifts within the Sunni insurgency. Tribal leaders and Iraqi Salafist groups objected to the creation of the Islamic State and the appointment of an anonymous leader. Who is Abu Omar al Baghdadi? – FDD’s Long War Journal
Given the confirmation—found in the statement by Brigadier General Kevin Bergner—that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was a phantom figure created by the CIA, we can infer that Al-Qaeda was, as many claim, a joint creation of the US and Israel. Camp Bucca served as a black site where the CIA trained these Al-Qaeda members to later operate under the name ISIS (Daesh)—a group utilized by the US against the Shia and for numerous “false flag” operations in Europe. This is not a conspiracy theory but the truth; anyone who delves into the history of Camp Bucca and the current global situation—particularly in the Middle East—will see the reality.
The war on terror continues, with unfolding developments and an ongoing struggle against terrorism; following the fall of Aleppo (in former Syria)* in 2015, many of these terrorist fighters left for Ukraine and joined existing terror groups, such as the Sheikh Mansur Brigade. Russia has experienced two Chechen wars—conflicts that, we can now conclude, were likely also part of the fight against terrorism. These terrorists (who had ties to Al-Qaeda) were groomed by the US; they also joined the Ukrainian Foreign Legion, and many have likely since perished, driven by the resentment they harbor against Russia. The US-led fight against terrorism continues to this day.
Iraq has fallen, and its population is defeated and scattered; after more than twenty years of war, Afghanistan lies in ruins and has been thrust back into the Stone Age—a conflict from which America retreated with its tail between its legs, just as in Vietnam, leaving the Taliban in power. Libya remains in a state of chaos; once a prosperous country, it is now a ruin. Syria has been devastated after fifteen years of war. Under the “Crusader government”—that of Trump—it has effectively become a caliphate led by a terrorist who once had a $10 million bounty on his head, with former sheikhs and terrorists holding various positions, while minorities continue to be murdered to this day. Lebanon, having already endured terrible wars, is now being devastated by Israel’s fascist government; thousands of lives have been lost as a result of the actions of the US, Israel, and their European accomplices. Now it is Iran’s turn on the list of the so-called “Axis of Evil,” yet the US has been weakened by its “War on Terror”—which has dragged on for 26 years (or longer)—and this could well herald the downfall of the US, a nation referred to by many Muslims as the “Empire of Evil.”
That is the dismal tally after twenty-five years of the “War on Terror”—a conflict that continues to this day. Different figures—deranged ones like Trump, clever ones like Obama, or dim-witted ones like Bush Jr.—sell this war to the public in their own ways; for most people, these conflicts feel like distant, remote events. That is, until the war expands—as we are seeing happen now—though in reality, it began twenty-five years ago.
*I call Syria ‘former Syria’ because it is now a caliphate and no longer the real Syria, where minorities lived together in a kind of socialist state and everyone respected each other’s religious beliefs.
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