Subscriber Podcast #32 – The Looming Tower
In this month’s feature-length subscriber podcast I analyse the Hulu TV drama The Looming Tower (based on the original book...
In this month’s feature-length subscriber podcast I analyse the Hulu TV drama The Looming Tower (based on the original book...
In this month’s feature-length subscriber podcast I analyse the Hulu TV drama The Looming Tower (based on the original book...
Morten Storm is a Danish man who converted to Islam in the 1990s and got involved in the jihadi scene...
Morten Storm is a Danish man who converted to Islam in the 1990s and got involved in the jihadi scene...
Caitlin JOHNSTONE
On Wednesday the alternative media outlet Southfront published an article titled “New Video Throws Light On Jaysh Al-Izza High-Tolerance To Al-Qaeda Ideology” about newly discovered footage showing the leader of a “rebel” faction in Syria cozying up with a militant who was wearing a badge of the official flag of ISIS.
Over the weekend, President Trump tweeted a condemnation of Syria and Russia’s assault on the Idlib province. Yet even the US government special envoy for Syria admitted on video that Idlib is home to the largest concentration of al-Qaeda fighters. Are Trump’s advisors feeding him false information? Why continue the disastrous policy of backing al-Qaeda and other extremists in hope of overthrowing Assad?
South Front reports…
On June 4, supporters of Jaysh al-Izza released a short video throwing light on the group’s high-tolerance to al-Qaeda ideology.
Jonathan COOK
By any reckoning, the claim made this week by al-Qaeda-linked fighters that they were targeted with chemical weapons by the Syrian government in Idlib province – their final holdout in Syria – should have been treated by the western media with a high degree of scepticism.
That the US and other western governments enthusiastically picked up those claims should not have made them any more credible.
In 2014 the Washington Post’s Adam Goldman published a story about the CIA producing dolls of Osama bin Laden as...
In the first hour, I went solo and talked about some recent developments in the West African nation of Burkina Faso. I started off with the recent hostage rescue operation by French special forces which freed 4 tourists. I talked about the political instability that Burkina Faso has been facing over the past several years. I also talked about the rumors that the hostages were going to be handed over to the Macina Liberation Front in Mali. I spoke about the rise of jihadi groups across West Africa and how much of it unfolded in 2012 with the ouster of Mali’s president Amadou Toumani Toure.