Al-Nusra Front
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Sep 12, 2026
BenHOST
And we all know that ISIS was a cutout for Mosia 6, MI6, I mean Mossad, uh, you know, um, the CIA and 6.
BenHOST
In fact, the new president of, what's it called? Syria, who Trump and Ordon put in there, he was the leader of Al-Nusra Front, who just was in an Iraqi jail and was released, just released a week before they sent in these, you know, terrorists in there to overthrow Assad.
BenHOST
So I mean, that's the type of stuff that's behind Sneako right now
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay? This was the British intelligence, uh, behavior.
Andrew NeilHOST
Set back for sure, uh, Al-Qaeda suffering real problems from the original onslaughts, but the serpent now has many heads.
Andrew NeilHOST
Al-Qaeda has morphed into a sort of franchise, licensing the brand to previously independent jihadist groups in Iraq, Yemen, the Horn of Africa, and the Mad Max desert wastes of the Sahel, where Jabhat Nusra, the local franchise, almost toppled the Mali government recently.
Andrew NeilHOST
The East Africa branch can muster 10,000 jihadists and has revenues of $100 million a year from tax, smuggling, and outright criminality.
Andrew NeilHOST
Al-Qaeda has regrouped and has come back much stronger than before, with tentacles in multiple countries.
speaker_1HOST
You start a decade ago with the Syrian Civil War.
speaker_1HOST
You had an al-Qaeda affiliate, Jabhat al-Nusra, alongside ISIS, driving catastrophic violence.
speaker_0HOST
Awful violence.
speaker_1HOST
And that violence triggered a massive exodus.
Ryan DawsonHOST
Any actual rebellion within Syria was dwarfed by the foreign mercenaries.
Ryan DawsonHOST
Over time, the Turkish-backed faction al-Nusra Front, now called HTS, prevailed.
Ryan DawsonHOST
The leader of the group, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, worked with Abu Bakhtar al-Baghdadi, the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, to expand al-Qaeda's Syrian branch.
Ryan DawsonHOST
The Zionist media is having quite the time trying to rebrand Julani as a moderate rebel.
Dean RyanHOST
How about you out there and have a look at this? Get a better idea.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Wounded Syrian rebel fighters in its hospitals on the border, including fighters from Nusra Front, which is, of course, the al-Qaeda proxy in Syria.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Do those reports worry you that Israel's helping wounded al-Qaeda aligned fighters?
Efraim HalevySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
As I said before, in a different context, it's always useful also to deal with your enemies in a humane way.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I said the main consideration, the immediate consideration is humane.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But the tactical issues involved, I mean, you know better than me the phrase blowback.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You don't think there's going to be blowback against Israel if you get into bed with a group like Nusra Front?
Efraim HalevySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No, I don't think so.
Ryan DawsonHOST
more interesting is Israel never attacked them either.
Ryan DawsonHOST
every airstrike was on the saa never on isis never on ft fsa never on any of naral al-sham al-nusra front nothing israel exclusively attacked assad and in their own papers and from their own uh policy makers mouths is we prefer isis over hezbollah like they don't care they were supporting al-qaeda as they did on 9 11 as they did in afghanistan before 9 11 They supported Al-Qaeda in Syria and they supported Al-Qaeda in Libya.
Ryan DawsonHOST
Like this is – they are on the same side.
Ryan DawsonHOST
People need to understand.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
And so if you don't present them a method to get to the United States, they might start killing each other off.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
We've seen ISIS go to war with the al-Nusra Front or Al-Qaeda in Syria.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
Uh, all these groups in the Shahel fight amongst each other as much as they fight amongst the Christians or the governments of those countries.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
So, uh, you know, i- if we just stop killing them and giving them a motivation to come here and kill us, uh, you know, i- if these people are just going to be violent, they, they might be violent in their home countries, which is bad, but i- it's not as much our problem.
Lee CampHOST
Yeah.
Lee CampHOST
And a- as already mentioned, this, the president of Syria is a US puppet who was once the head of Al-Nusra, which is now g- uh, uh, Al-Qaeda offshoot.
Lee CampHOST
Uh, so this is a jihadi terrorist f- and they put him in because they knew that he'd do what the US and the CIA wanted, and he has.
Lee CampHOST
And in fact, one of the first things that they did immediately, uh, after he became president was Israel went in and blew up all of the remaining Syrian army military weaponry.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
So-
Lee CampHOST
Yeah, and a- a- as already mentioned, this, the president of Syria is a US puppet who was once the head of Al-Nusra, which is now g- uh, uh, a Al-Qaeda offshoot.
Lee CampHOST
Uh, so this is a jihadi terrorist f- and they put him in because they knew that he'd do what the US and the CIA wanted, and he has.
Lee CampHOST
And in fact, one of the first things that they did immediately, uh, after he became president was Israel went in and blew up all of the remaining Syrian army military weaponry.
Graeme WoodGUEST
But the rest of the groups seem to be more local in their interest.
Graeme WoodGUEST
By the way, the most interesting case here is the Al-Qaeda group that was in Syria and Iraq, which was called Jabhat al-Nusra and is now running the country of Syria, but Before they took over Syria, they renounced al-Qaeda.
Graeme WoodGUEST
They renounced global jihad and have been not just left alone by the United States, but actually welcomed by the United States in taking over Syria.
Graeme WoodGUEST
So, you know, if you constrain yourself to not attacking the United States...
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