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No doubt the radical Islamists still hate us and represent a danger, especially in light of our porous southern border. But they are not our only enemy. In fact, they are not our biggest enemy. There are too many questions about 9/11 to simply accept the narrative as told. We are being subject to a 24-7-365 psyop and have been for decades. Who/What is the greatest threat to our sovereignty and safety at this moment? We should be more worried about the enemy on our doorstep than one thousands of miles away. Many are awake now. Once you see it you cannot unsee it.

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They all work together if the primary goal is to destabilize then destroy the "great satan". they're implicit or explicit allies or patsies for intelligence agencies or organized crime groups until the West is burning. then they'll turn on one another.

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Nobody in this country ever cares what's going on in the world until it affects or happens to them. Like Sam, I've been to a lot of places in the world and only found two kinds of people, "Good ones and Bad ones." We need to be persistent and not back down until we take out radical groups. Our pull-out of Afghanistan didn't show us in very good light. It was actually pathetic, and we deserted many friends there.

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What is the relationship of the radical Salafi jihadists with the CCP in China? Two sides of the same coin? They share a common objective. Yet, I think the CCP wants our land. Not its destruction.

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currently in the process of reading jeff nyquist's "red jihad". covers the topic of russian complicity in islamic inspired terrorism.

just judging from the rapid rise of the ISIS caliphate, it's pretty clear they had multiple state level funders. it seems like state level groups throw money and weapons at proxies like these to maintain their loyalty up until the next highest bidder offers something.

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