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Revision as of 04:01, December 19, 2025
, 04:01, December 19, 2025→Al-Baghdadi
====Al-Baghdadi====
====Al-Baghdadi====
Clarice Feldman wrote of Baghdadi, whom the leftist ''[[Washington Post]]'' described as an “austere religious scholar”.
Clarice Feldman wrote of Baghdadi, whom the leftist ''[[Washington Post]]'' described as an “austere religious scholar”.
{{quotebox|Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was an [[ISIS]] leader. He was a very, very bad man. In 2009, we had him captured and imprisoned in Iraq. For some utterly inexplicable reason, [[President Obama]] released him from [[Camp Bucca]]. Thereafter, Baghdadi and his troops took over the Iraqi cities of Fallujah, Ramadi, Tikrit and Mosul, and threatened Baghdad.
{{quotebox|Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was an [[ISIS]] leader. He was a very, very bad man. In 2009, we had him captured and imprisoned in Iraq. For some utterly inexplicable reason, [[President Obama]] released him from Camp Bucca. Thereafter, Baghdadi and his troops took over the Iraqi cities of Fallujah, Ramadi, Tikrit and Mosul, and threatened Baghdad.
Along the way they burned down everything in their path and tortured and murdered civilians, soldiers and police officers.
Along the way they burned down everything in their path and tortured and murdered civilians, soldiers and police officers.
After his Iraqi mayhem, Baghdadi took refuge in Syria where he hid out.<ref>https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/10/was_it_trumps_magic_wand_that_turned_the_washington_post_into_a_laughingstock.html</ref>}}
After his Iraqi mayhem, Baghdadi took refuge in Syria where he hid out.<ref>https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/10/was_it_trumps_magic_wand_that_turned_the_washington_post_into_a_laughingstock.html</ref>}}
Camp Bucca was dubbed as "America’s Jihadi University" housing 20,000 prisoners. In the "Great Prison Release of 2009", 5,700 high-security detainees were set free. Among them were Baghdadi and [[Abu Mohammad al-Julani]], later known as [[Ahmed al Sharaa]]. In 2013 Baghdadi sent [[Julani/Sharaa]] to eastern [[Syria]] to foment an uprising against its legitimate [[government]]. In 2025, Julani became [[President]] [[Ahmed al Sharaa]] of Syria.<ref>https://davidstockman.substack.com/p/netanyahu-firstthe-real-reason-for</ref>
====Genocide of Christians====
====Genocide of Christians====