In the
bloody terror-fueled conflicts that have been waged by the U.S. and
NATO in Libya and Syria, one man has helped to recruit so-called
“freedom fighters” and unleash them on those countries’
innocent civilians. But he has yet to be brought to justice.
by
Steven Sahiounie
Part
3 - Linking Ireland to Western-backed terrorists
Al-Harati’s
home country of Ireland is tightly connected to the same terrorists
that he has worked with for years. After the Manchester and London
terrorist attacks in early summer 2017, it came to light that they
had a strong link to Ireland. We now know that the government of
Ireland has been consistently supporting radical Wahhabist terrorists
in Syria, describing them as “freedom fighters.” Ireland itself
has a long history of homegrown terrorism. There is also a
long-established trend of terrorist groups having helped each other
in joint ventures – one hand washing the other.
The deserts
of Libya were home to Irish terrorists-in-training from 1986 to 1997.
Even now, the Shannon Airport is still being used to channel weapons
and supplies to terrorists in Syria. The Irish Anti-War Movement
(IAWM) unequivocally called for the Libyan fighters who overthrew
Gaddafi to be armed and internationally recognized.
Several of
the Manchester and London terrorists have been associated with the
Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG, a CIA-run terrorist group that
was founded in Dublin by Housam “Sam” Najjair and al-Harati.)
Najjair and Harati have been described by Pat Kenny, Mary Fitzgerald
and other political notables of Ireland as freedom-fighting
secularists – not as the sectarian monsters that the people of
Syria and Libya know them to be.
However, the
mainstream Irish press has continued to praise such “freedom
fighters” – at least, until their connection to the UK attacks
was made known. Irish citizens have died as jihadists in Syria, but
mainstream Irish politicians have still supported jihadi carnage
across Syria.
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