Wahhabism: Serving America and Zionism
The U.S. goes too far in its use of Wahhabism, which grew out of Zionism, British intelligence and later the CIA’s roots, as an instrument for its lethality to Islam and for control over Arab and Muslim countries. Wahhabism masquerades as Islam and takes root in the bosom of its enemies, deploying selective positions that serve the interests of the West and Zionism. Al-Qaida, founded on penitent Wahhabist thought, will not be the last of these. While it claims to be Salafism, in reality it butchers everything that is true Islam, whether old or new.
America used Wahhabis as tools to achieve Western goals in Afghanistan. They then moved them to Iraq to kill its people and spread sectarian strife and division in the service of Western Zionist plans. Then they went to North Africa, going after the same American interests. Today, they’ve come to Syria, where the Wahhabis have committed themselves to finishing what the U.S. failed to achieve by force of arms and strategic operations.
While the faithful propose a safe way out and peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis, the Wahhabis brazenly declare that they will disable Syria and flood it with terrorism publications. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Qatar strive to bring in terrorists from the four corners of the world. They throw them against the Syrian and Arab people, who are committed to their freedom, independence and rights and refuse to pander to America, as is the case with Wahhabism.
The latest Wahhabi innovation is the safe transport of al-Qaida terrorists from Yemen to Syria through Turkey. There, they continue their criminal work in the service of American interests. This is an extension of American attacks on the region in an ugly new guise. It has prompted dependence on Wahhabism in order to carry out "dirty missions” against the Arabs in their own countries.
America has created misleading labels to fight these wars, such as the Cedar Revolution, the Chaos Doctrine, the Jasmine Revolution, the Arab Spring and freedom fighters. This last term is an old one, which President Reagan applied to terrorist Osama bin Laden and his followers, who went to Afghanistan in America's service in the mid-1980s. Today, the State Department labels them as terrorists; they have immersed themselves in Syria because of American interests.
In the same vein, American direct orders and supervision executed a recent conspiratorial plan, which Qatar and Saudi Arabia carried out with al-Qaida terrorists in Yemen. This plan called for the transfer of terrorists from their hideouts in Abyan, Yemen to Syria to kill its people — and put Israel and America ill at ease. Funds were paid to the terrorists’ families exceeding $10,000 quarterly, or monthly, or cut altogether according to the situation. This transaction did not exonerate them, but rather supported Tariq Al-Fadhli as an al-Qaida commander, as quoted by the Yemeni newspaper Aden Tomorrow.
The plan and the deal intersect in what’s happened recently in Libya under U.S. supervision. Abdelhakim Belhadj took command of NATO mercenaries in Tripoli and entered the country, accompanied by the chief of staff of Libya’s Central Bank. There, they laid hands on more than $80 million to fund al-Qaida terrorist operations in Syria.
These operations are carried out according to American orders. Terrorist leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, who most recently sought to turn Lebanon into a terrorist hotbed in order to discredit the resistance that has shaken up Israel and the pipeline of terrorism into Syria, defined this as a perversion of the true Sharia law.
Wahhabism has essentially become an American-Zionist instrument in the Arab-Islamic world to undermine America's adversaries and to disseminate the adopted strategy of "chaos doctrine.” In those countries, the puppet ruler and tools of power are connected, as is the case today in Egypt, with the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood and their representative Muhammad Morsi. Likewise, the Wahhabis aspire to do the same in Syria and in other Arab countries. But with its American-Zionist master, they have turned a blind eye to reality and proven that Syria is not like the others. Although it has succeeded temporarily in some areas, Syria will be a graveyard for American dreams and ambition, whatever the price of the confrontation. This battleground and the international pressures confirm that these criminals and their poorly-made bets will not benefit their master, America, in turning away from this path.
America used Wahhabis as tools to achieve Western goals in Afghanistan. They then moved them to Iraq to kill its people and spread sectarian strife and division in the service of Western Zionist plans. Then they went to North Africa, going after the same American interests. Today, they’ve come to Syria, where the Wahhabis have committed themselves to finishing what the U.S. failed to achieve by force of arms and strategic operations.
While the faithful propose a safe way out and peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis, the Wahhabis brazenly declare that they will disable Syria and flood it with terrorism publications. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Qatar strive to bring in terrorists from the four corners of the world. They throw them against the Syrian and Arab people, who are committed to their freedom, independence and rights and refuse to pander to America, as is the case with Wahhabism.
The latest Wahhabi innovation is the safe transport of al-Qaida terrorists from Yemen to Syria through Turkey. There, they continue their criminal work in the service of American interests. This is an extension of American attacks on the region in an ugly new guise. It has prompted dependence on Wahhabism in order to carry out "dirty missions” against the Arabs in their own countries.
America has created misleading labels to fight these wars, such as the Cedar Revolution, the Chaos Doctrine, the Jasmine Revolution, the Arab Spring and freedom fighters. This last term is an old one, which President Reagan applied to terrorist Osama bin Laden and his followers, who went to Afghanistan in America's service in the mid-1980s. Today, the State Department labels them as terrorists; they have immersed themselves in Syria because of American interests.
In the same vein, American direct orders and supervision executed a recent conspiratorial plan, which Qatar and Saudi Arabia carried out with al-Qaida terrorists in Yemen. This plan called for the transfer of terrorists from their hideouts in Abyan, Yemen to Syria to kill its people — and put Israel and America ill at ease. Funds were paid to the terrorists’ families exceeding $10,000 quarterly, or monthly, or cut altogether according to the situation. This transaction did not exonerate them, but rather supported Tariq Al-Fadhli as an al-Qaida commander, as quoted by the Yemeni newspaper Aden Tomorrow.
The plan and the deal intersect in what’s happened recently in Libya under U.S. supervision. Abdelhakim Belhadj took command of NATO mercenaries in Tripoli and entered the country, accompanied by the chief of staff of Libya’s Central Bank. There, they laid hands on more than $80 million to fund al-Qaida terrorist operations in Syria.
These operations are carried out according to American orders. Terrorist leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, who most recently sought to turn Lebanon into a terrorist hotbed in order to discredit the resistance that has shaken up Israel and the pipeline of terrorism into Syria, defined this as a perversion of the true Sharia law.
Wahhabism has essentially become an American-Zionist instrument in the Arab-Islamic world to undermine America's adversaries and to disseminate the adopted strategy of "chaos doctrine.” In those countries, the puppet ruler and tools of power are connected, as is the case today in Egypt, with the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood and their representative Muhammad Morsi. Likewise, the Wahhabis aspire to do the same in Syria and in other Arab countries. But with its American-Zionist master, they have turned a blind eye to reality and proven that Syria is not like the others. Although it has succeeded temporarily in some areas, Syria will be a graveyard for American dreams and ambition, whatever the price of the confrontation. This battleground and the international pressures confirm that these criminals and their poorly-made bets will not benefit their master, America, in turning away from this path.