2016-09-18T17:24:00-07:00
How was America able to kill Osama bin Laden in 2011?
Al-Qaeda was initially an American project in the region and the world, through which America could interfere in the affairs of countries in the region, impose its policy, and ensure that it did not fall outside the scope of American interests, especially since America led the countries of the world in combating terrorism, the meaning of which was not well known, and with the help of its arms in The Saudi region and Qatar, which exaggerated the ideas of Al-Qaeda and made the term Al-Qaeda everywhere in the media and intellectual sense, and any country that refused to combat terrorism was classified as a country that supported terrorism.
It was a project to intervene and preserve the interests of the largest power in the world, America. The project to combat terrorism represented international legitimacy, and whoever opposed was supporting terrorism.
But another project appeared and had a better effect than the previous project, which is the Arab revolutions project, the project to overthrow the regimes in the region and create new regimes that follow America’s policy and are affiliated with its project with the help of America’s arms in the region, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the Emirates. And whoever believes that the dispute between Qatar and Saudi Arabia are real. He did not understand the equation. It is a dispute over who becomes America’s trusted agent only.
The revolutions had a rapid effect, with the rapid fall of the regime in Tunisia, Libya, and Misr, and Libya after the intervention of NATO, which would not have been able to do so without the legitimacy of the revolutions, the Arab Spring, and the dictator who was killing his people, and everyone became supportive of the work, and everyone believed that Syria would fall successively after that, and Yemen. This matter made America think about turning the page on Al-Qaeda and Bin Laden, and closing this file completely, and suddenly America announced the issuance of orders to kill Bin Laden after determining his location and the body was hidden and America did not arrest him and did not bring him to America and interrogate him. Regarding the September events in America, she threw his body into the sea as she claimed, and thus everyone was convinced of the story and the page was turned on Bin Laden. A year passed and the next, while the Syrian regime was steadfast, and Yemen was still suffering from a crisis, but it would soon be in the hands of Qatar.
Until 2014, America announced a political solution in Syria. The idea of revolution in Syria did not have a good effect, as in the rest of the countries in the region.
Suddenly, Iraqi army camps are seized and handed over to the hands of a group calling itself the Islamic Caliphate, and a man claiming to be the Muslim Caliph rises, and the political equation in Yemen begins to change, and Ansar Allah advances from Saada to Sana’a and storms the presidential house, and what is known as the Caliph flees. He is named the legitimate president, and the Ansar Allah group pursues him until the city of Aden. Then he escapes and requests international bombing to restore legitimacy to Yemen.
The project of the Arab revolutions collapsed in Syria and the regime remained steadfast, and America had no solution except to bring back the idea of Al-Qaeda again, and this time under another name, which is the Islamic Caliphate State (ISIS) and with a new leadership figure after the page on the leader Bin Laden was turned, namely Abu Bakr. Al-Baghdadi.
Today, Saudi Arabia forms an international Islamic coalition to fight terrorism, based in Riyadh. This work is an American project with a Saudi facade, to create an alliance to preserve America’s interests in the region and the countries that will join the alliance and others, and this step could not have come except after the entry of major players (international powers) Russia into the war on terrorism (America’s play for its continued intervention) In the affairs of states under the pretext of combating terrorism) and other major players such as France joining Russia in its alliance against terrorism.
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