Global War on Terror - Was it Worth It?

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as a strategy for length for detailed breakdown of that program and the comments section as well. Those are the two things I myself will be focusing on. You know, we just made his room to take the lead off here, but that is primarily going to be my point to focus. Hey, speaking of which stress, let's do start this song, bitch off with that song, because that allows the room to fill in. Everybody's sharing, we post this out while we play it. And let's get this room and we'll have some good discourse while the room starts to fill up here. Is it Team America, World Police song? Yeah, it's a tournament. I always start a good space off with a song. So, and the lyrics probably resonate with the message that stress is one taking they. So I'll hand it over to him, let him tell what he wants to have this space about and some of the subject matter will have a good respectful dialogue. Go ahead, stress. Well, so I wanted to have this conversation primarily because for the past several months, I've been bringing up the fact that President Donald Trump shook the heads, convicted al Qaeda terrorist and number two to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS on around this front, who is now the recognized president of Syria on Makmoud, sorry, Muhammad al-Jalani, who now goes by his government name of Al-Shara, convicted al Qaeda terrorist, shook his hand in the Oval Office and officially recognized him as president of Syria and hence the reason why the name is titled the way it is. The global war on terror, was it worth it? For over 20 years, the official government narrative has been al Qaeda, inducted the 9-11 terror attacks and brought down the world trade zone. Now we are expected to swallow as Americans that it is okay to make a deal with al Qaeda because it's politically convenient for the situation on the ground. Eyes in American think otherwise, and I'd like to get people's opinions on it. I'm also putting down in the comments section a detailed list of Jalani's ties to terrorism, a detailed breakdown of the program documented in the book The Terror Factory. I laid out several key examples of FBI infratment on quote-unquote boiling terror flots inside of the United States and I'm about to be putting down there a detailed list of Adnan Khashoggi's armed smuggling ring that has been proliferating the Middle East since roughly around Contra scandal. That's actually how we got a lot of our arms and funding to the Mujah Hatim which then became al Qaeda and the Taliban was through Adnan Khashoggi's radical networks and the money man was none other than one jet for Yafsti. So it'll be a fun conversation. Stress, you got a kind of a quick 30,000-foot view. You want to give everybody a rundown of how the global war and terror kind of got started. I mean we could say it started at 9-11 but I think it happened well before that even. Well yeah so the official started the global war on terror. It's started under Bush Jr. If we're looking for like an official what the history books are going to call the start of the G-walk was under Bush. He declared a war on terrorism very famously stayed up and then said either you're with us or you're with the terror. So I would put the global war on terror start to somewhere around 1972-73 when the United States started to back essentially militant radical Islamist groups throughout the Middle East to push back against Soviet encroachment to Afghanistan, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, things of that nature. So for Abukhi example, Al-Sama bin Laden it's speculated but never to be actually proven that he was our point man in terms of Abukhi Tadi because he had brought in a quote unquote volunteer force to fight alongside the Mujahideen but there is a plethora of personnel files on him being a CIA asset just never directly ties him to us. With that being said we promised the Mujahideen a great many things right and I'm just circling this to the modern era. We promised them that we would help them rebuild their nation if they went back and fought against the Soviets that we would put the Mujahideen in some sort of a ruling and or governance position and we we fucked up is the best way to put it. We fucked them. They pushed out the Soviets and we cut all ties that then radicalized bin Laden and his whole network to start killing Americans. We didn't see a single Mujahideen al-Qaeda Taliban attack on American personnel until we fucked them in Afghanistan. So we created this this insurgent group to go against the Soviets and then when we backed out of what we had promised then they then started both we're going to start killing you now and we can see parallels to that right now with Jalani. We are essentially backing an al-Qaeda terrorist group to push back against well Iran and now the Turks. Lo and behold the same thing is going to repeat itself. So and it has already we captured Jalani in 2005 and kept him until 2011. We then released him and put him in Idlib northern Syria and gave him the full backing to start the Al-Nusrahrullah alongside Abu Bakar Abu Baghdadi which after again we fucked up and turned into ISIS and here we are today. So I would say the global war on terror started roughly around 72 with kind of these big new resins. He's Grand Chess board style of manipulating the situation on the ground in the Middle East not understanding the way the Middle East functions. It's very tribalistic society in nature. I would say that is where it would have started but at the same time we then necessarily take direct military action against insurgent groups in the Middle East until Bush declared the global war on terror. Again we hung out al-Qaeda as this was bogeyman committed to World Trade Center attacks. We had 20 years later here we are. We surrounded Iraq and Afghanistan back to the same people that for 20 years were told killed thousands of Americans and that we need to take over these countries. Not to mention to tie all this in with a nice pretty little bow to Dom the person we went over through. Yeah we backed him in the Iran-a-Rock War and we backed him in getting the power in the first place. We backed the Baptist Party as a push back against the Soviets. The Baptists are essentially a weird read between nationalism and fascism so they were a good counterbalance against Soviet socialism in the Middle East. There's a long history of this we'll break down it too as the conversation goes on. So you mean to notable primary theater operations that I'm looking at you got Noble Eagle which was September 11th which is still ongoing and during freedom you got Iraqi freedom. New dawn that was September 2010 through December 31st December 2011 which was on Iraq. Inherent Resolve June 2014 which is still ongoing which is involving Iraq in Syria. You got a freedom centennial. It was January 2015 through August 31st of 2021. There's a lot more but yeah the list goes on and on and on but yeah you're correct start it with Bush Jr. Officially. We got several people with their hands up so. I do see that. These go ahead and we'll get back over to it. Thank you thank you very much. No I just have a question to stress is that your name? Stress Jorina? Yeah. Stress is fine. And now with your this statement you know like like the United States the the use the insurgent groups against against the Russian in Afghanistan and this all this is stories which I think from my point of view they are all what you just said are all right and historical wise it is it is very much correct. Do you find any explanation why the some Americans now they take the spaces and shit on on Arab and and that and they they are the ones who who created the jihadist and who are sending the fanatic Muslims to the United States and and all this blah blah blah. Any any explanation here because because in my case if I just take it but 90 so far 90 else so far sorry guys I'm just feeling a bit bit wrong. So if we just make this broader vision a little bit smaller in our in our case in Egypt Mr. Stress it is it is the Muslim brotherhood who who who who who tried to to create the division in Egypt and they were directly supported by by the United States the Democrats by by Mr. Obama which is you know he'll be in her book later on she said that clearly that we wanted to to dismantle Egypt from weasel and we got the Muslim Traderhood which which they are now she's saying the Muslim brotherhood which now they are being called out by the Egyptian. My question again is you know I'll try to make it in in in an nutshell do you see any explanation now the United States what way or another they have created all these intelligent groups and all this jihadist and they even you said also what's happening in Syria what's what been led in all this blah blah blah and I told you about the Muslim brotherhood story which they were also backed by the United States only four six months back I think uh President Trump the he designated the the Muslim brotherhood in Egypt and elsewhere as as the terrorist groups do you find in exeblination exeblination why they some United States who I I can tell you from now they are not for me they are not United States Ferris or they are not American Ferris they come and shit on on on on on the spaces and bullshit on the spaces and and just say like Arabs like Muslims they are sending the fanatic and jihadist to the United States so they want to kill the United States people and this is totally untrue thank you well I would say that too

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