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7/26/2025, 5:18:46 PM
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The Salafist groups comitting the terror attacks (al-Qaeda -> ISIS) only fight against the enemies of Globohomo (USSR -> Russia, China, former Yugoslavia, socialist states like Iraq, Libya, Syria) and Europe has to "accept" som "spillover" from time to time (such as in the 2010's, when ISIS and al-Qaeda was unleashed on Syria. 9/11 was also an instance of this in the lull following the Cold War, the US thought they were "done" with their anti-USSR assets in Afghanistan and left them to their own devices, which Israel cynically exploited).
Those salafist groups are unrelated, and in-fact enemies, to resistance groups like Hamas (Sunni) or Hezbollah (Shia). So the current struggle of the latter two doesnt influence the terror in Europe very much.
ISIS groups in Afghanistan (unleashed against the non-terror resistance group Taliban following US retreat) have however committed terror attacks in Iran (blaming Iran/Hamas for "being responsible for starting the war which led to the killings of muslims in Palestine by Israel (lol)", and in Russia (on behalf of CIA/MI6-backed Ukrainian glowniggers).
The "former" al-Qaeda takeover of Syria I guess can also be counted as terror activity, especially in regards to the massacres of religious/ethnic minorities following their seizure of power.
The Salafist groups comitting the terror attacks (al-Qaeda -> ISIS) only fight against the enemies of Globohomo (USSR -> Russia, China, former Yugoslavia, socialist states like Iraq, Libya, Syria) and Europe has to "accept" som "spillover" from time to time (such as in the 2010's, when ISIS and al-Qaeda was unleashed on Syria. 9/11 was also an instance of this in the lull following the Cold War, the US thought they were "done" with their anti-USSR assets in Afghanistan and left them to their own devices, which Israel cynically exploited).
Those salafist groups are unrelated, and in-fact enemies, to resistance groups like Hamas (Sunni) or Hezbollah (Shia). So the current struggle of the latter two doesnt influence the terror in Europe very much.
ISIS groups in Afghanistan (unleashed against the non-terror resistance group Taliban following US retreat) have however committed terror attacks in Iran (blaming Iran/Hamas for "being responsible for starting the war which led to the killings of muslims in Palestine by Israel (lol)", and in Russia (on behalf of CIA/MI6-backed Ukrainian glowniggers).
The "former" al-Qaeda takeover of Syria I guess can also be counted as terror activity, especially in regards to the massacres of religious/ethnic minorities following their seizure of power.
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