Terrorist attack in Moscow

[Kess]

In Syria, there billions of islamic jihad groups and theyre enemies with each other.

There might be instances where the US and ISIS-K cooperate, but thinking ISIS-K and the US are friends or that ISIS-K is under total control of the US is delusional and retarded.

The US is already quite experienced, thanks to Al-Qaeda. They have learned they can't rely on radical Islamic militant groups.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Kabul_airport_attack

[CosmoLady]

but thinking ISIS-K and the US are friends or that ISIS-K is under total control of the US is delusional and retarded.

ISIS does not have a leader or a hierarchy. ISIS has many cells that form spontaneously and are not connected to each other.

Some (not all) of these cells may be formed by the intelligence agencies like the CIA or Mossad for deniable operations.
Only some seemingly-Islamist informants or contractors are necessary to form a cell;
unwitting jihadists can then be recruited, with no idea who they are really working for.

These cells likely exist throughout Central Asia, the Middle East, Russia, Europe, North Africa, and North America,
and can be activated anytime for any purpose.
Until they are needed for a false flag or some other specific purpose,
they may be busy conducting reconnaissance,
or training and fighting in places like Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, Libya, etc.
Eventually the professional jihadists became contractors, mercenaries, not unlike Carlos the Jackal's terrorist group.

The US is already quite experienced, thanks to Al-Qaeda. They have learned they can't rely on radical Islamic militant groups.

The US could not care less about its own people.

The US wants to take control of the Sunni jihadist movement,
to use as a weapon against Iran, Hezbollah, Syria, secular Arab regimes, Russia,
as well as possibly European countries or even its own people as necessary.

It is NOT coincidental that Osama bin Laden was killed (after the US pulled out of Iraq) at the start of the Arab Spring and Syrian Civil War, which was a massive regime change operation against secular Arab regimes.
The Iraq pullout was necessary to effectuate the Arab Spring and Syrian Civil War.
Osama's death was necessary to form a leaderless (and thus partly controllable) Islamist movement.

[Hektor12]

There might be instances where the US and ISIS-K cooperate, but thinking ISIS-K and the US are friends or that ISIS-K is under total control of the US is delusional and retarded.

Dont project on me, it doesnt mean there should be full control. Every spy leaves a backdoor behind when escaping.

The US is already quite experienced, thanks to Al-Qaeda. They have learned they can't rely on radical Islamic militant groups.

Congratulations, you just discovered that the dog sometimes bites the owner. Thats good progress.

[Kess]

Congratulations, you just discovered that the dog sometimes bites the owner. Thats good progress.

It’s well known. There is no need to discover.

[Jehan]

Where did Lukashenko say it? I love how Collective West already made a rapid investigation on its knee and busy making up rapid ISIS stories non stop pretending to be any kind of authority.

Can you provide the source where Lukashenko said it? The only I find is him saying that "Terrorists would not be able to enter Belorussia, even if they planned, because we enforced and blocked the border". Belorussian border was blocked right after act of terror by Russian request when it was still not known what is the direction of the terrorists fleeing.

And the only sources I see him "saying" something like this are Ukrainian trash sources with titles lying like you do, but inside article text actually saying the same as Lukashenko said.

Do you fint it here?

https://belta.by/president/view/luka...v-623748-2024/

[Kess]

The US wants to take control of the Sunni jihadist movement.

That's an unrealistic, arrogant, delusional, and daring goal. No sane organization would aim for that.

What's your solid proof to those speculations?

[Victor]

Do you fint it here?

https://belta.by/president/view/luka...v-623748-2024/

What you claim - NO.

[CosmoLady]

That's an unrealistic, arrogant, delusional, and daring goal. No sane organization would aim for that.

I'm surprised that you're so naive, given the post-1967 history of the Middle East and Europe.
Who do you think creates, finances, and directs most terrorist groups? The intelligence services of other states.

Terrorist groups are merely deniable weapons used by states against states, or states against their own people.
Not unlike recent pandemics or cyber-attacks I suppose

What's your solid proof to those speculations?

In the mid-2000s, my dad told me that Osama was hiding in Pakistan, protected by the military/intelligence services.

Speculation, no "solid proof"

Likewise I knew a plandemic was imminent in November 2019, and a friend of mine was already warning me in October.

Speculation does not preclude truth.

[Smaland]

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Speculation does not preclude truth.

Generally speaking, if someone is only guessing about something, what is the probability that he will be correct?

[CosmoLady]

Generally speaking, if someone is only guessing about something, what is the probability that he will be correct?

You are confusing random guessing with reasoned speculation?