Legend
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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And the U.S. government allows it. They allow these people to enter the country. And in the case of 9-11, like I said, they even gave them visas. Now look, I am an American Muslim. I've been warning the US government, the resistance that is fighting the terrorists on the ground for the past four years, they have been warning that these terrorists will attack you again. They're in your communities.
The US government ignores me. The US government ignores Colonel Mann, Sarah Adams, the resistance, everyone. And then sadly, God forbid, the next terrorist attack will occur. as it did on 9-11. Then what happens? It's the same politicians in D.C. that ignore us now that will turn around and say, all Muslims are terrorists. This is something we need to take care of right away.
Well, I can go first. Well, the resistance is still fighting. The Taliban, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, ISKP, and the rest of the terrorist organizations that are there. The intelligence networks that America helped build in Afghanistan, they're still operational. I'm not talking about the GDI, the Taliban. I'm talking about the ones that are under the control of the resistance.
Correct. General Directorate of Intelligence. The head of GDI is Abdelhaq Wasik, a man who was a prisoner at Guantanamo Bay. and America released him, and now he's leading Taliban's intelligence. And so there is other intelligence networks operational in Afghanistan. The most active ones are led by President Saleh, Amrullah Saleh. He runs an organization called Afghanistan Green Trend.
And there are many other intelligent networks, but by far the ones most reliable intelligence that I've seen comes from AGT. which is Afghanistan green trend. What I've heard and what I've seen, the documents that I've seen shows that pertaining to America, that there are over a thousand Taliban and ISKP operatives in the United States.
And this 1,000 are not the individuals that were emboldened after the United States abandoned Afghanistan and withdrew. These are not the individuals in the Afghan American community, in the diaspora, or those we brought in, 120,000 that were evacuated. They're not members of those communities who are now sympathetic towards the Taliban.
The thousand or so that I mentioned, these are deep cover operatives that report to Sirajuddin al-Qani and then the leadership of the Taliban and ISKP.
There are several resistance fronts. You met Commander Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the National Resistance Front. There's also President Amrullah Saleh, who's leading Afghanistan Green Trend.
President Saleh?
Of course, yes. Well, the man needs no introduction, but I will... I'll do my best. He has been fighting in the resistance one way or another since I think he was 15 or 16 from what I've seen.
He did liaison, intelligence liaison work under the leadership of Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, who used to lead, who led the resistance against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and then also then against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. President, Mr. Saleh at that point did liaison work. For him, he led intelligence.
And then after the United States went into Afghanistan in 2001, he became the head of Afghanistan's intelligence, the National Directorate of Security. So that's the Afghan version of the Central Intelligence Agency. Correct. America helped build it in Afghanistan. The head of that intelligence unit, NDS, was Mr. Saleh. He literally built that unit. And yes, in Afghanistan.
I don't think there's any American intelligence official that is unfamiliar with Mr. Saleh. He was, and I believe he still is, our ally. And so after that, He became the Minister of Interior in Afghanistan.
And then after that, he started AGT in 2011, which is Afghanistan Green Trend, which is one of the main political parties in Afghanistan, grassroots movement, had millions of members inside Afghanistan. In, I believe it was 2019, Mr. Saleh won the elections and became the first vice president of Afghanistan under the Ghani administration.
Ashraf Ghani was the president, Mr. Saleh was his vice president. And so on August 15, 2021, when Mr. Ghani, the former president, fled Afghanistan to Dubai, and abandoned everything, Mr. Saleh, Vice President Saleh, did not flee Afghanistan. He instead went to Panjshir Valley, which was the only province that had not fallen to the Taliban.
And he declared a national resistance against the Taliban. And because Mr. Ghani had fled, according to Article 60 and 67 of the Constitution of Afghanistan, Mr. Saleh became the acting president of Afghanistan. Mr. Saleh, President Saleh now, his time in office ended in July of 2024, just a few months ago. And so he being a spy, I think spies never quit.
And so he went back to his, just like Sarah Adams doesn't quit, spies don't quit. He went back to leading intelligence in Afghanistan and his network is operational in Afghanistan. And I don't think anyone has as much sources under his control, as much as Saleh in that region.
Correct. He runs, he's correct. Yes. Yes.
Sean, it's not even only the intelligence, the U.S. intelligence that deals with the Taliban. It's even the State Department. Take, for example, Ms. Karen Decker, Ambassador Karen Decker, U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan. She was appointed by the previous administration, by Mr. Joe Biden. She's still the U.S. ambassador under the Trump administration.
Ambassador Karen Decker is literally acting as the unofficial first lady of the Taliban. She's in direct communication with every Taliban governor all over Afghanistan. She has denounced unarmed resistance against the Taliban, against ISKP and Al-Qaeda. She has not met with leadership of the resistance. She does not even speak with the resistance. She has denounced the resistance.
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