Al Julani:  Pol Pot of the Levant



I refuse to call the President of Syria by any name other than the "kunya" he used during his time under the banner of Al Qaeda.   And while the organized killing of Christians, Alawites and  Kurds continues,  the brainwashing of the children to hate anyone who crosses their paths should really frighten us.  Just wait until these monsters reach lethal adulthood.

A Kurdish teen is picked up by Al Julani's men in Aleppo.  In the video, a large knife is brandished behind her back.  I don't really wish to consider what happened to her or to whom she might have been sold as a sex slave.




Grade school children are being taught from the writings of Ibn Tamiyyah.  If you are unfamiliar with his thoughts, this blog is probably not the right fit for you.  But you can only hope you are never labeled the "donkey of the Jews". 



Future brown shirts - the Sunni boys of Syria.   Their consciences are being obliterated.   Already, gangs of Sunni teens and children are attacking the Alawites and stating that they will slaughter them in their homes. For now, they are armed with machetes and sticks.  One day they will discover the real weapons. And then they will travel to the West to hunt (in) the big game.
 

Al Julani is Pol Pot of the Levant.  And while we may not witness Pol Pot's towers of human skulls - I just viewed the shooting death of an elderly man by armed men in uniform.  Their smile is one of satisfaction.

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