Sarah Adams
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 13 Apr
Sarah Adams’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I don't really know the number of Christians because they've also hit these Alawite neighborhoods. What is that?
It was just another minority in the country. We mostly know the Kurds because we fought with the Kurds and they're going to move on, obviously, and do the Kurds. So the reporting come under Syria, as you can imagine, is very limited, right? Because the government like... Afghanistan is now run by terrorists, right? So we're maybe seeing 10% of the numbers.
So we're hearing like in the thousands, but we just honestly don't know the number. And even all the years there was a Syrian civil war, it was so hard to get the numbers of people being killed. Like during the Syrian civil war, when Assad was basically killing his own people, he's also a bad guy, right? You don't want Assad in the country. You don't want Jalani in the country. What the
500,000 Syrians died, right? Like, we ignored all this. Our press didn't put it out, and now they act like they're caring about something when these atrocities have been going on for a long time in Syria. Now it's just a terrorist doing them, right? A terrorist, though, that U.S. government now has an official relationship with, they share intelligence with him, and the U.S.
Department of Defense has, for the last month, been taking out Joulani's rivals. So we've been consolidating power power for this terrorist who's now ethnically cleansing in this country.
Yeah, sure. And I mean, I bet legend could do a much better job of explaining like the history. But over time, there's basically five Islamic caliphates. The last one, I believe, ended like the 1940s, right when the Ottoman Empire fell. So the terrorists want to recreate and reinvent the caliphate.
The person actually leading this is Hamza bin Laden because his father said, I don't care if it takes 100 years, right? We're going to reestablish the caliphate. Well, Hamza's like, I'm going to do it in my lifetime to honor my father. So he's been, as you can imagine, connecting with a lot of the groups, Sunni, Shia. It doesn't matter.
And saying, we got to do this as a team and we have to work together. So basically, the first country in the caliphate is Iran, even though that was came in a long time ago. So they view that as already in the caliphate. So now in this present generation, Afghanistan's one, Syria's two, and then their next move looks like, I thought it was going to be Mali, but now it looks like Somalia first.
So they're going to try to either drop, get Mali or Somalia next to be the next country that falls to the terrace and becomes a piece of this caliphate. And then over time, they just want to keep, they Burkina Faso, Libya, right? So they have a plan over time to keep doing what they think they did in Afghanistan and what they definitely did in Syria.
Correct. Well, the interesting part is they tried to get. So the sad part is when Giuliani took over, he did kind of one of those. You've got to turn your weapons in. You've got to register. Sadly, a lot of the Christians and all the whites turned the weapons in. Right. The West was pushing this. The Kurds are like, we're not giving up our weapons. A lot of people even think tanks in the U.S.
government is like Kurds turning your weapons, be a part of this new regime. this new democracy, this new inclusive government. So the Kurds luckily didn't. The Kurds are still being attacked, you know, by the Turkish government. So it's not like there's nothing going on there.
But of course, it's going to end up being some sort of larger war because the Kurds are not going to obviously give their weapons over to terrorists.
Well, I at least know when they planned the Syrian blitzkrieg, there's basically two key parts of it, right? So they planned it because the U.S. is about to pull out. It was even going to try to push them out faster, right? But also, a part of the planning... So there are these camps in Syria, right? It's mostly known where the ISIS women and children are, but there's some fighters in them, too.
I think, gosh, there's like over 40,000 ISIS members in these camps. Some are children, though. You know what I mean? And so that's one of the big pieces of this push. So when the U.S. leaves, we're going to hand those camps over to Giuliani and his exclusive government.
And he's already made a promise, this was part of the whole deal, that they're going to release the women and children in those camps so that the Real deal here is when we leave, basically, it helps to reestablish ISIS, the next generation of ISIS.
I mean, even Al-Qaeda and the Taliban have offered to take 10,000 of those women and children, bring them to Afghanistan, give them sustenance, make sure the women can get remarried into jihadi families, and build that next generation of terrorists, too. So this is going to be a huge win for ISIS when we leave Syria. But I do think we're going to leave Syria.
I mean, it's not my choice if we leave or stay, but I'm just saying basically the tumbling effect of that's going to be a major resurgence of ISIS.
Yeah. Well, I want to point out. So we fight terrorists, but we have no end games for them. OK, so so basically all the terrorists I know that we captured in Pakistan got freed. Right. Because they didn't go through the Pakistani judicial system. We didn't extradite them to the United States beside a couple of really high level like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Right.
So after like five years, the Pakistani prisons are getting followed. They're like, what do you want to do with them, U.S.? Okay, release them. The detainees you picked up in Iraq, re-release them. These ones in Syria are going to get released. The Gitmo detainees, re-release what? 80% of them plus. So we have no end game for these terrorists.
So then we put them back out on the street and then they build the next generation. So we're not actually defeating them. We're just holding them five to seven years and then restarting the entire process again. There is no end game for terrorists.
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