Fejzulai was convicted of terrorism-related charges in 2019 after he tried to join the Islamic State in Syria.
So he was a nutter.......Not a Terrorist.......Those incidents were not claimed by the Islamic State.
He was a lone wolf???So he was a nutter.......Not a Terrorist.......
If Trump does this it will be his last good deed as president
A senior administration official tells Axios that a wave of firings at the Pentagon and the hiring of Ret. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor is in part a settling of Trump’s personal scores — but senior White ....House officials also have made clear ‘they want them more publicly to talk about getting out of Afghanistan by the end of the year.’
Trump, who ran in 2016 on a promise to bring U.S. troops home, is frustrated with the slow pace of withdrawing troops from the Middle East, another senior administration official said.
The president has told advisers on numerous occasions that he wants troops home from Afghanistan by Christmas.
Interesting report. I wouldn't be surprised if he did it before he leaves office. We'll see.The new acting defense secretary seems to be preparing for an accelerated withdrawal of US troops from the Middle East before Donald Trump’s term ends, according to Axios.
The news comes as acting defense secretary Christopher Miller has reportedly hired Ret. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor, a Trump loyalist, as a senior adviser.
Axios reports:
If Trump does this it will be his last good deed as president
If Trump does this it will be his last good deed as president
U.S.-Israeli Operation Killed Al Qaeda #2 Leader in Iran Last August
Fascinating report ...
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Abu Mohammed al-Masri, Al Qaeda's No. 2, killed in US-Israel joint operation in Iran
The United States and Israel worked together to track and kill a senior Al Qaeda operative in Iran earlier this year, a bold intelligence operation by the two allied nations that came as the Trump administration was ramping up pressure on Tehran.www.foxnews.com
Al-Masri was wanted for the 1998 bombings of our embassies in Tanzania and Kenya that killed 224 and injured 4000 people. He was Al Qaeda's #2 in command. I think justice was served, just as it was for bin Laden himself. Furthermore, I commend our intelligence professionals and the Israelis for carrying out this successful operation.So is our military at the disposal of the Israelis now? We are now their bitch. Just as we are with Saudi Arabia. I am NOT proud of being complicit to murder.
Al-Masri was wanted for the 1998 bombings of our embassies in Tanzania and Kenya that killed 224 and injured 4000 people. He was Al Qaeda's #2 in command. I think justice was served, just as it was for bin Laden himself. Furthermore, I commend our intelligence professionals and the Israelis for carrying out this successful operation.
Nobody will ever know the truth because the Pentagon are proven liars and the CIA manufacture evidence to suit their objectives.So, you are saying that America is now the world's policeman. I simply don't believe that, as a country, we should be the judge, jury, and executioner, of anyone we label as a terrorist. This is a very dangerous slippery slope. We are a country of law, right?
Nobody will ever know the truth because the Pentagon are proven liars and the CIA manufacture evidence to suit their objectives.
Every dead Muslim is a terrorist because they cannot deny Pentagon and CIA labeling them so.
It is not that long ago that the Pentagon was bombing weddings and funerals in Iraq and Afghanistan. Maybe they still are because the media is no longer watching.
No, I am not saying that. I see taking out the #2 AQ leader as an act of self defense. Al Qaeda may call off its war against the U.S. and seek peace with the western world any time it so chooses, but it has not done that. This was not a case of policing the world. This was a case of dealing with a terrorist who had harmed us, not someone else.So, you are saying that America is now the world's policeman. I simply don't believe that, as a country, we should be the judge, jury, and executioner, of anyone we label as a terrorist. This is a very dangerous slippery slope. We are a country of law, right?
Let us not forget that Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders were once welcome in the USA.No, I am not saying that. I see taking out the #2 AQ leader as an act of self defense. Al Qaeda may call off its war against the U.S. and seek peace with the western world any time it so chooses, but it has not done that. This was not a case of policing the world. This was a case of dealing with a terrorist who had harmed us, not someone else.
I find it interesting that AQ’s #2 was sheltering in Iran. AQ is a militant Sunni organization and they or others like them have murdered thousands of Shiites in Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan.
And they showed their gratitude how?Let us not forget that Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders were once welcome in the USA.
Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda were a creation of the USA whose objective was to kill Russians and commit acts of terrorism in Afghanistan in the 1970s and 1980s.
I guess it wouldn't be the internet without some scurrilous personal attack thrown in.Seth Bullock is so full of nonsense one day he will burst.
And now, news from 1953 ....Let us also remember that Iran was once a peaceful democratic state until the USA and UK overthrew a democratically elected prime minister and imposed a despot the Shah of Iran.
1. By killing Russians, Afghans, and miscellaneous foreigners who became collateral damage in acts of terrorism financed and armed by the USA.1. And they showed their gratitude how?
2. I guess it wouldn't be the internet without some scurrilous personal attack thrown in.
3. And now, news from 1953 ....
Seth, this is NOT a one and a half hour action movie. We have been in Afghanistan for over 18 years, and have spent over 150 Billion dollars in this war effort. We have lost 2,372 soldiers, killed 16,179 civilians, have wounded 20,320 American servicemembers, and have lost 62,000 members of the Afghan national security forces. Even after all these deaths and injuries, 54% of the country is still controlled by the Taliban. But hey, we got the no. 2 man in Al Qaeda, right? Do you think that bin Laden, Saddam Hussein, or Soleimani, were given the choice of surrender peacefully? Or, is surrendering an option? They were all executed, without any due process.No, I am not saying that. I see taking out the #2 AQ leader as an act of self defense. Al Qaeda may call off its war against the U.S. and seek peace with the western world any time it so chooses, but it has not done that. This was not a case of policing the world. This was a case of dealing with a terrorist who had harmed us, not someone else.
I find it interesting that AQ’s #2 was sheltering in Iran. AQ is a militant Sunni organization and they or others like them have murdered thousands of Shiites in Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan.