Sarah Adams
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 13 Apr
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The problem is, in my opinion, the U.S. plans in two to four year cycles, how they're funded, nobody is in it for the long term. One is because of how we elect politicians, but the funding cycles in the Department of Defense, right? It's like, let's get this money this time. Here's our mission. We don't have long term strategic plans.
You know, I mean, everyone talks about it, but it is the greatest example, right? The end of Charlie Wilson's war when he says, Hey, we put all this money into these weapons, right? Let's put money into education and no one wanted to think of it long-term. And then, you know, we got unfortunately the problems we had with 9-11. So we are horrible at the long-term planning.
There is no long-term end game for terrorists. They know it. They all know they're going to get released. They all know they're going to get back in the battlefield. And so if you have no repercussions, it gives you a confidence, right?
And that Eric Prince line is going to probably start a lot of rumors.
Well, I think one of the things too, we focus on like the immigration coming into a country, which we could flip something politically, but it's not the immigration. It's first off corruption in countries. There's a lot of corruption in Europe. And what happens with that corruption is people take advantage of it.
Obviously, the one group that's taken the most advantage of it is the Muslim Brotherhood, right? I mean, that's why Switzerland is the number one country in in Europe with terrorists in it, especially high-level terrorists, is because of the Muslim Brotherhood influence. Also, Qatar has a lot of influence and money in Europe, and they're a big piece of this.
Turkey obviously can't seem to choose sides, and they do a lot of enabling for different terrorist groups, especially ISIS, right, and allow all these terrorists to flow through their borders. They provide them passports, et cetera. So if you don't deal with the Muslim Brotherhood, ban them,
the influence of Qatar, and then you allow Turkey to stay in NATO with their actions, and they have a big play in Syria, then that's the problem, right? They're the ones causing the influence, putting the money into politics, and making those shifts. So I think we need to be honest about them because that happens here too.
Qatar has a huge influence in our universities, and we saw that kind of play out, right, with so much support of Hamas, right? The Muslim Brotherhood, we can't even get them. So the Muslim Brotherhood is banned in multiple countries, right? Like Saudi Arabia, like the Emirates. We can't ban them in the United States because they give so much money to both political parties, right? That's scary.
So we need to deal with kind of the heads of the snake here.
They have communication. They are bringing intelligence, but it's from the Taliban. So we lost 98 to 99% of our collection, our assets we developed over 20 years. We're now bringing in reporting, but it's from the Taliban. The Taliban is now the source of the U.S. government and the source of counterterrorism information in Afghanistan.
Yes. So that's who we get intelligence from and from Shiraz Shadeen Haqqani.
Yeah, I mean, even our State Department basically went to the government of Tajikistan, right, the leadership and the intelligence leadership and said, don't have relationships with the resistance or it's going to affect your relationship with the U.S. government. Like, that's at the level it's at. And, you know, we need to be honest. We have Taliban sympathizers in our government, right? Yeah.
We have them in the State Department. You know, we likely have them in the NSC. We definitely have them in the CIA, right? This is a problem unless we root them out. It's just like when you had communists in the government, which we still do, right? When you have these influences in the government, they're the ones making these deals.
They're the ones making sure the money keeps going to the Taliban and to the terrorists. And so you're up against those types as well. And it is a lot of money involved in this. There's corruption involved in supporting terrorism as well.
And the crazy part, Thomas West, they've moved him to another role in the State Department, but what he's in charge of is sanctions, right? So we got now a Taliban sympathizer in charge of sanctions. So how often do you think he's sanctioning the Taliban?
Well, you know, Legend kind of brought up a bit, right? He talked a little bit about Sirajuddin Haqqani and ISKP. I think what a lot of people don't understand is how al-Qaeda fits into that and why it matters, right? So al-Qaeda is planning an attack on the U.S. homeland, but who are they using, right, to be involved in that attack? Siraj Hadeen Haqqani, right?
He's the Minister of Interior in Afghanistan. He allows basically the terrorists to come into Afghanistan. His now kind of like cousin runs the refugee services, right? So his name is Hafiz Haqqani. He was involved in Abbey Gate. He's also involved in the U.S. Homeland Plot.
He's the one that basically takes our humanitarian dollars and gives it to the foreign jihadists saying, oh, they're refugees coming back into the country, et cetera, right? So there's a whole pipeline of our money going into these foreign fighters enabled by the Haqqanis, okay? Then we have the whole ISKP problem, right? So our counterterrorism dollars goes to the Taliban to fight ISKP.
It's a huge farce. We did a whole last month. We did nine days on Twitter just showing operations. The Taliban said they did against ISKP and they weren't right. There is a joint training camp. You know, we dropped the big the big mother of all bombs. There is a joint training camp there. It's named after Siraj Hadin's father, the Jalal ad-Din Haqqani Training Center.
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