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Biden Just Sparked Another Global Islamist Terror Wave

TFIGLOBAL News Desk by TFIGLOBAL News Desk
December 24, 2024
in Geopolitics
Biden Just Sparked Another Global Islamist Terror Wave
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Biden seems to be on a rather audacious quest to carve out an unprecedented legacy. And he is doing it all with recklessness. He’s kicked things off by pardoning his son, which has certainly turned some heads. Then, he flirted with the idea of global war by giving Ukraine the green light to attack Russia with long range missiles.

But wait, there’s more! In a twist that could send us back to darker times of 2000s, he’s decided to remove the terrorist label from Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the big cheese of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, an Al-Qaeda splinter group.

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Now, calling this move imprudent might just be the understatement of the century. This could very well be the spark that reignites a wave of terror attacks worldwide.

Why would we think that? Well, take a moment to delve into the details, and you’ll see what we’re getting at.

JOLANI IS NO MORE A ‘THREAT’

According to Al-Jazeera, the U.S. is gearing up to withdraw a $10 million bounty from Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, who leads Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the group that led the charge against Bashar Assad’s forces in Syria.

In an online briefing, Barbara Leaf, the Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, shared this news after a diplomatic trip to Damascus where they met with Jolani, now known as Ahmed al-Sharaa.

Leaf noted the U.S. team “welcomed positive messages” from him, with assurances that no terrorist groups would threaten Syria. “Based on our discussion, I told him we would not pursue the Rewards for Justice offer that’s been active for years,” she explained.

When questioned about the decision to lift the bounty, Leaf described it as a “policy decision” consistent with starting talks with HTS, saying it would be “a bit odd to have a bounty on someone’s head” while engaging in diplomatic discussions.

THE SHOCKING PARALLELS

For those who don’t know, HTS is still labeled a terrorist organization by the U.S. and U.N., with roots tracing back to Al Qaeda, a damn group infamously linked to the 9/11 attack in the U.S.

This is not just it, there are also clear evidence that proves Biden gave weapons and support to Jolani to trigger chaos in Syria. Global Research reported that the U.S. was flooding Syria with weapons via its Hasaka base, supposedly to fight ISIS, according to General Milley. But here’s the catch: this happened during a peaceful period in Syria.

What’s more revealing is that U.S. military bases in Iraq and Syria were facing systematic weapons theft. The Intercept’s documents reveal a troubling trend – guided missiles, drones, and other military gear worth hundreds of thousands have mysteriously disappeared from 2020 to 2022.

Under Biden, the U.S. was not just working with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) but also with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, despite their terrorist label. Now, these bases are being raided, with their weapons ending up in the hands of militias and criminal gangs.

And now, on top of that, The Biden administration’s removal of HTS leader Jolani from the terror list. This  is like watching history repeat itself with a dangerous twist. This isn’t just poor judgment – it’s a deliberate echo of Clinton-era policies that helped create islamic terror chaos.

CLINTON’S TO BIDEN: A NEW WAVE OF CHAOS AWAITS

The Democrats and deep-state’s hand in hand relation with extremist groups has been a well-documented trail. Though, the legacy media denies it.

Hillary Clinton’s candid admission about funding the mujahideen who later became America’s enemies is just the tip of the iceberg. The pattern started with Brzezinski’s support for what would become Al-Qaeda, followed by the Clinton administration’s transformation of Bosnia into a militant base.

The 1993 rebranding of Osama bin Laden as a “peace warrior” by The Independent seems darkly ironic now. Bill Clinton’s administration was also accused of working hand-in-glove with bin Laden through the Third World Relief Agency (TWRA), channeling weapons to “jihadists” in Bosnia. This same TWRA had connections to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing mastermind.

So, from the Clintons support to the megalomaniac osama who later attacked U.S, to Biden’s recent removal of Jolani from the terror list, the Democratic playbook remains unchanged. It’s a continuous cycle of supporting today’s “allies” who historically become tomorrow’s adversaries.

The recent chain of events in Syria raises grave concerns about history repeating itself. The systematic “disappearance” of sophisticated weapons from U.S. military bases, followed by the strategic removal of HTS leader Jolani from the terror list, creates a dangerous parallel to past missteps.

THE WORSE AWAITS FOR THE WORLD

This isn’t merely coincidental timing – it mirrors a historical pattern that once culminated in catastrophic consequences. By legitimizing & advertising Jolani, a leader with direct ties to Al-Qaeda, the administration is potentially setting the stage for another security disaster.

The precedent is clear: when advanced weapons vanish and terrorist leaders are suddenly legitimized, the aftermath has proven devastating. Make No Mistake, this is no silly mess up. This move alone has the power to trigger another horrendous episode like the 9/11.

Tags: 9/11 parallelsAl-Qaeda splinter groupBiden legacyBiden reckless policiesClinton terrorism linkHTS controversyJolani terror removalSyria arms smugglingU.S. deep stateUkraine Russia missiles
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