Pause for a moment. What follows is information that mainstream media will never dare to reveal.
A former U.S. Counterterrorism Chief has made a startling confession: America engineered Al-Qaeda and ISIS—not as a crusade against terrorism but as a strategic maneuver against Iran to secure Israel’s safety.
Consider this deeply.
The very nation that condemns Iran as a terrorist state dedicated years to arming, financing, and empowering the extremist factions it now decries. When these factions became too formidable, they rebranded their leader from “wanted terrorist” to “president”—a convenient sleight of hand.
Examine the facts closely.
The individual currently ruling Syria was once a founding member of Al-Qaeda in Iraq, which subsequently morphed into ISIS. The U.S. placed a $10 million bounty on his head. Then, as Russia shifted its focus to Ukraine, Turkey facilitated his relocation along with thousands of his militants into Syria, overseeing the ousting of Bashar al-Assad—an event hailed in Washington. Ultimately, Donald Trump himself rescinded the man’s status on the FBI’s wanted list and installed him as the president of Syria. He admits it openly in video recordings.
Now, let us discuss the financial machinations at play.
Who financed ISIS during their reign of terror? Qatar. This is not conjecture. Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain severed diplomatic ties with Qatar for four years due to this very issue. Trump acknowledged these truths during his administration. The evidence is irrefutable.
Here’s a reality check for Africans, particularly Nigerians and Cameroonians.
A relentless narrative has portrayed Iran as a pariah state. These assertions circulate on your news channels and are echoed in conversations among friends and family.
However, let’s clarify: Al-Qaeda and ISIS are Sunni extremist organizations, while Iran adheres to Shia Islam. These Sunni factions harbor a deep animosity towards Iran, in addition to their hostility towards Christians. They have officially declared Iran their adversary and have systematically targeted Shia Muslims for decades. Iran does not control these groups; rather, it actively combats them.
In a shocking revelation last year, U.S. Senator Scott Perry testified that America, via USAID, directly funded Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Boko Haram.
Absorb that for a moment.
The very nation that vilifies Iran as a terrorist sponsor has been underwriting the very terrorists who are wreaking havoc on innocent lives across Africa.
So, who emerges as the true terrorist?
For more than forty years, Iran has maintained a contentious relationship with Israel and the United States. This is the core reason it has been branded a terrorist state—not for sponsoring terror, but for its refusal to capitulate. The relentless repetition of this false narrative by Western media has led even individuals who have never encountered an Iranian to accept it as truth.
You are being manipulated.
Your perceptions have been crafted by those indifferent to your welfare or safety. They engineered these violent groups, financed them, positioned their leaders in power—and then pointed at Iran, declaring, “There lie Iran.”
Ask yourself: who benefits when you hate the wrong enemy?
Who profits when your anger targets the one country actually fighting against the terrorist groups destroying parts of Africa?
Don’t be fooled.
The story is changing. The truth is emerging. But you have to be willing to see it”
