Snowden confirms that Al Baghdadi was trained by MOSSAD

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Published On: Fri, Jul 11th, 2014
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Snowden confirms that Al Baghdadi was trained by MOSSAD

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The former employee at the National Agency for American security, Edward Snowden, revealed that the British and American intelligence and the Mossad worked together to create the ex-EIIL or Islamic State Iraq and the Levant, according to Iranian news agency Farsnews.

Snowden said the intelligence services of three countries, namely the United States, Britain and the Zionist entity have worked together to create a terrorist organization that is able to attract ALL extremists of the world to a one place, using a strategy called “the hornet’s nest.”
The documents of the American National Security Agency refers to “the recent implementation of an old known as the” hornet’s nest “to protect the Zionist entity PLANbritannique, and creating a religion including Islamic slogans reject any religion or faith. ”
According to documents Snowden, “The only solution for the protection of the” Jewish State “is to create an enemy near its borders, BUT the draw against Islamic states who oppose his presence.”
Leaks revealed that “Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi took an intensive military training for a whole year in the hands of Mossad, besides COURSES theology and master the art of speech.

http://somdailynews.com/snowden-confirms-that-al-baghdadi-was-trained-by-mossad/

[کیش]

You seem to be obsess with IS. This source is heavily bias as it is Iranian based. And Iran has troops in Iraq fighting IS.

I have only seen this report by news outlets I have never heard of. Try harder next time.

[HalloIsBack]

You seem to be obsess with IS. This source is heavily bias as it is Iranian based. And Iran has troops in Iraq fighting IS.

I have only seen this report by news outlets I have never heard of. Try harder next time.

can you suggeest a new obsession for me?

teach me what should i do next time?

[BarakzaiAbdali]

can you suggeest a new obsession for me?

teach me what should i do next time?

The problem is your source is false. If you look everywhere else on the net for the origin of the Fars story there is none.

Snowden never said anything of the like as ALL of his documents and the leaks are just about the NSA.

Four news organizations have been the only ones with Snowden access so far:

Gaurdian, the Intercept, Der Spiegel, and Washington Post

There is no way, no how, and no incentive for Snowden to tarnish his image with his home country by leaking to Iran.

The other issue is that you are presenting a very slanted view without taking into account that Sunni Sheikhs and Baathists also are apart of the sunni insurgency.

http://www.newsweek.com/iraqs-sunnis...fficial-256270

For now, Maguire says, the Sunni leaders are furnishing tribesmen to fight with the ISIS in hopes that their collaboration will accomplish something they couldn’t do on their own—topple Maliki, who they call “a corrupt puppet of Iran [who] has amassed staggering personal wealth,” and for whom “people are not interested in fighting.”

Or for instance, this article from the Post:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...a4a_story.html

The Title?

In Baghdad, Middle Class Sunnis Say they Prefer Militants to Maliki

Key quote:

But as the militants take aim at Iraq’s Shiite-dominated government, these educated, professional Sunnis leave no doubt that their sympathies lie with the insurgents.
“It’s a revolution against oppression,” Moussa said. “We believe there will be a zero hour here in Baghdad soon. The Sunnis have nothing to lose.”

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Would you like to comment on the sunni vantage/viewpoint since they are furnishing the majority of the manpower against Maliki who even labeled the former Sunni vice president a "terrorist"?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/11/wo...anted=all&_r=0

Here is what the sunni tribal leader said regarding this verdict Maliki made sure happened:

“The whole thing from the beginning was a conspiracy against the Sunnis,” said Sheikh Talal Hussain al-Mutar, the head of one of Iraq’s main Sunni tribes. “The whole investigation and courts were fake and controlled by the government. This will make the situation in Iraq worse.”

[Al-Afghani]

Would you like to comment on the sunni vantage/viewpoint since they are furnishing the majority of the manpower against Maliki who even labeled the former Sunni vice president a "terrorist"?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/11/wo...anted=all&_r=0

Here is what the sunni tribal leader said regarding this verdict Maliki made sure happened:

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It will end badly for these Sunni tribals. They can ask Paki Pashtuns from Miranshah for experience about collective punishment.

[Toramana]

Would you like to comment on the sunni vantage/viewpoint since they are furnishing the majority of the manpower against Maliki who even labeled the former Sunni vice president a "terrorist"?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/11/wo...anted=all&_r=0

Here is what the sunni tribal leader said regarding this verdict Maliki made sure happened:

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Feeling jubilant for the equally fanatic buddies haan?

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

Iranian source's are extremely nationalist.

if i recall,mainstream source's has claimed about a time machine discovered by iran.I have even seen there naval admiral claiming of building a nuclear submarine when in reality they have not even manufactured a commercial nuclear reactors.

[Toramana]

Iranian source's are extremely nationalist.

if i recall,mainstream source's has claimed about a time machine discovered by iran.I have even seen there naval admiral claiming of building a nuclear submarine when in reality they have not even manufactured a commercial nuclear reactors.

Are you a DOC-TOR and are in the habit of docking things?

[BarakzaiAbdali]

Feeling jubilant for the equally fanatic buddies haan?

Not as jubilant as you and your ilk (Miss Andersen) must have felt when you thought you were getting away with murder and lies:

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opi...931606455.html

[Farhat Taj Anderson] claimed that 55 per cent of respondents in a survey it carried out in "parts of FATA that are often hit by American drones" (among which it curiously included Parachinar, which has never been hit and whose overwhelmingly Shia population is deeply hostile to the virulently anti-Shia Taliban) did not think that the attacks caused "fear and terror in the common people"; 52 per cent found them "accurate in their strikes"; and 58 per cent did not think they increased anti-Americanism.

haaaaaaan!

But what else should we expect from loud mouth minority thinkers with agenda and a history of fabrication and inviting any pale skinned imperial in to further their degeneracy?