"In United States, al-Qaeda airstrikes against the U.S. Government kill at least 2,977 people and injure more than 6,000 others"
"In United States, al-Qaeda airstrikes against the U.S. Government kill at least 2,977 people and injure more than 6,000 others"
You won't ever see "against Ukraine" part when in comes to Russian airstrikes, strange.
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one of the events osama bin laden cited in particular in his declaration of war against the americans occupying the land of the two holy places was the qana massacre, when an iof artillery attack killed over 100 lebanese civilian refugees who were seeking shelter at a u.n. compound.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qana_massacre
because time is a flat circleWhy was bin Laden so reactionary everywhere else? Like he could have been the most based person ever. Was it from fighting the Soviets? He was reactionary then, too. Maybe it's because he's nobility?
IDK other than what zero theory does to a motherfucker.
Maybe it's because he's nobility?
i think this is probably a lot of it. his class interest and lack of theory are what made him useful to the cia to exploit against the soviets.
What potential did he have for being a national liberation person, let alone being an anti-imperialist socialist, in the first place?