Interview 1064 – The BFP Roundtable Tackles ISIS v. Al Qaeda

by | Jul 3, 2015 | Interviews | 9 comments

via BoilingFrogsPost.com: On this episode we are joined by BFP contributors James Corbett and Christoph Germann for a discussion of the US Deep State’s role in creating ISIS, its evolution, and the possible end of Al Qaeda. The three of us explore the idea of “moderate” Al Qaeda members speaking out against ISIS, and their attempts to save the dying Al Qaeda brand. We also discuss how ISIS has changed the rules of terrorism by ushering in a new level of violence that is devoid of any real political ideology, touching on the notion that they are merely a place holder for some other new form of jihadi movement yet to emerge, and then finish off the conversation by looking at recent geopolitical developments in Central Asia and how these nations are dealing with the threat that ISIS presents.

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What Steebs said. Many thanks, James and enjoy your vacation.

I always have trouble with your shit and have to hunt down and carefully enter the ridiculously long paranoid password and then only get the preview WTF? I am too old for this bs (71)…though I do appreciate your always revealing subject matter…why must it be so time consuming to get it?

FBI chief: ISIS bigger threat to U.S. than al Qaeda
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/fbi-chief-isis-bigger-threat-to-u-s-than-al-qaeda/

Comey’s on board! He should know right? He saw all their bank accounts while at HSBC…

I laughed a little because sometimes they’re all so pathetic liars that it makes me sad for them, I only envy their ill-gotten capital, at times.

He’s also CFR.

Saudis are Jews. Read about the word one must not pronounce in the region, especially in Turkey…the Domneh.


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