Scott Mann

The bin Ladens are back.

That matters to donations.

It matters to how they are perceived to the Islamic Ummah.

Like it is a big stinking deal.

He is in Afghanistan.

Why would Osama bin Laden's son be in Afghanistan?

What possible reason could he be there if for nothing other than retribution?

He is married to the daughter of Mullah Omar, the former commander of the faithful of the Taliban.

to the daughter of Haqqani and to the daughter of Ayman Zawahiri.

So if you- And to who those are?

And so those are, so both, so the Haqqani network, right, is,

a massive network in Afghanistan that's part of the Taliban, but also kind of an independent network that really were very connected to Osama bin Laden, right?

And they're much more aggressive on a global scale, whereas the Taliban kind of has more of a regional focus.

Haqqani has very much a kind of a global focus and a deeper alignment in many ways with Al-Qaeda and their global aspirations.

And then Zawahiri was the former commander of the leader of Al-Qaeda after bin Laden died that was killed on the porch with the drone strike.

But what you have is this massive intermarrying, and this was what Massoud was talking about, between the bin Ladens and the Taliban.

So the Al-Qaeda group and the Taliban group are intermarrying.

You know, and this is a very, very key thing to pay attention to.

This is what Soleimani did with the Quds forces in Iran.

He had his offspring intermarrying into Hezbollah.