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We've been wondering why we are at war with Iran. The "reason" or "reasons" why keep shifting. But now, all along, it comes out... Shia Iran is harboring Sunni Al Qaeda leaders..... of course they are, Sunnis and Shias always get along just great....
www.thetimes.com
You can't make this up.
The last poll on 911 in 2016 had 55% questioning the "official version." There haven't been any more and for good reason, because America's youth do tune in to Candace and Rogan and Alex Jones and virtually none of the Americans under 30 today believe 911.
They were killing the protesters....
They were "just about to get a nuke bomb"
They are harboring Sunni Al Qaeda.....
Funny thing, when we invaded Afghan in 2001 to go after Taliban and "Al Qaeda," there was an ongoing civil war in Afghan between Taliban and TNA, The Northern Alliance....
"Iran was a principal supporter of the Northern Alliance (United Front) in Afghanistan, providing significant funding, arms, training, and logistics to these Tajik, Uzbek, and Shiite factions fighting against the Taliban throughout the 1990s. "
So while Taliban and Iran are bitter mortal enemies, we are now supposed to believe that while Taliban was allied with "Al Qaeda" and "harboring" them in Afghan, Shia Iran took over that function...
Unlikely alliance with al-Qaeda a wildcard in Tehran’s grand game
Shia Iran reached an improbable understanding with the Salafi jihadist group that could yet put western and Israeli targets in jeopardy as the conflict broadens
www.thetimes.com
You can't make this up.
The last poll on 911 in 2016 had 55% questioning the "official version." There haven't been any more and for good reason, because America's youth do tune in to Candace and Rogan and Alex Jones and virtually none of the Americans under 30 today believe 911.
They were killing the protesters....
They were "just about to get a nuke bomb"
They are harboring Sunni Al Qaeda.....
Funny thing, when we invaded Afghan in 2001 to go after Taliban and "Al Qaeda," there was an ongoing civil war in Afghan between Taliban and TNA, The Northern Alliance....
"Iran was a principal supporter of the Northern Alliance (United Front) in Afghanistan, providing significant funding, arms, training, and logistics to these Tajik, Uzbek, and Shiite factions fighting against the Taliban throughout the 1990s. "
So while Taliban and Iran are bitter mortal enemies, we are now supposed to believe that while Taliban was allied with "Al Qaeda" and "harboring" them in Afghan, Shia Iran took over that function...
