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Your insanity is even worse than I thought.
I said Al-Qaeda in Iraq, not Al-Qaeda. There is a difference, which obviously eludes you.
That you keep plowing through this debate by leading with your chin and your ignorance is all anyone here needs to see you have no ******* clue about what's even being discussed.
There isn't a difference. More bending of the truth to suit your story. You are a delusional person.
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That you don't know the difference only serves to highlight your ignorance.
Moron, Al-Qaeda in Iraq started as a terrorist group which went into Iraq after we invaded and then devoted themselves to Al-Qaeda. They weren't part of Al-Qaeda prior to that. In 2006, they changed their name again to ISI (ISIL, before appending Syria).
You might actually be the dumbest **** on this forum to not know any of this.
Keep making shit up. They were pledged to Osama from the start. That is why they were known as Al Qaeda.
You are living in a make believe alternate reality.
The delusions are strong in you.
al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) | militant group
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Dumbfuck, do you even bother to read your own links?

Your own link doesn't say that...
Al-Qaeda in Iraq first appeared in 2004 when Abū Muṣʿab al-Zarqāwī, a Jordanian-born militant already leading insurgent attacks in Iraq, formed an alliance with al-Qaeda, pledging his group’s allegiance to Osama bin Laden in return for bin Laden’s endorsement as the leader of al-Qaeda’s franchise in Iraq.
Moron.... how does a militant group
"already leading insurgent attacks" when they aligned with Al-Qaeda,
"pledge to Osama from the start??"
On top of all your other maladies, lacking common sense is among them.
And earlier, you idiotically claim Al-Qaeda in Iraq was nothing in Iraq, yet again, your own link reveals your ignorance...
Al-Zarqāwī, who quickly came to be regarded as one of the most destructive militants in Iraq, organized a wave of attacks, often suicide bombings, that targeted security forces, government institutions, and Iraqi civilians.
Al-Zarqawi was killed in 2006. His initiative in Iraq was defeated. What was left of his group went into hiding in Syria. You cannot call yourself Al-Qaeda unless you are aligned with Osama at the time. Al-Zarqawi's earlier group was not being funded by Al-Qaeda.
AQI didn't have the power to hold land in Iraq after the death of their leader and they never built the caliphate they were looking for during the Iraq war.
By 2009-2010, AQI was almost completely in Syria and had run out of power. They were basically in exile from the new Iraqi government.
Obama then used them to widen the civil war in Syria. He provided them training at our base in Jordan. He armed and provisioned the group. He gave them the influx of capital they needed for a reboot.
He gave them what they needed to grow again.
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