“They are acting on orders from the West and deliberately exterminating Muslims.” – Ramzan Kadyrov
The leader of the Russian District of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has declared his conspiratorial opinion on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, and has made some serious allegations against the West in regards to the organization known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, more commonly known by their acronym as ISIS. He has also accused ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of being a CIA operative, and called on the self-appointed caliph to apologize for killing his fellow Muslims.
It is alleged that hundreds of ethnic Chechens who are members of Islam, fled the country to join the “jihad” in Syria, with many fighting for ISIS.
Islam is the traditional Chechen religion despite efforts of the Russian government to get rid of Islam, the Chechens continued to adhere to their religion throughout the years of the dominion of the Rus over the Chechens.
A Russian news agency reported that the recently awarded black belt in Karate, Kadyrov is claiming that the terrorist organization ISIS is on the payroll of Western secret services. The press-service of the Chechen leader claimed he said;
“I would ask one and all not to call them Islamic State. They are Shaitans (devils, evil spirits) and their sole obsession is to grab as much money as they can lay hands on. They are acting on orders from the West and deliberately exterminating Muslims.”
“They have enjoyed support from the Western secret services all along, which are providing them with all essentials. Where do these bandits take money for aircraft and for tens of thousands of sets of full combat gear? Certainly, they are being helped by high-placed people,” Kadyrov said. He urged the ISIL chief to recognize he works for the US intelligence. (Abu Bakr) al-Baghdadi should take off his mask and declare loudly and clearly that he is a CIA agent, that he has been recruited. If he really considers himself a devout Muslim, he must openly confess that he is killing his brothers in faith, to apologize to his coreligionists and to disband his gang. Only then there will be peace. Otherwise they must be wiped out,” Kadyrov said.
The Chechen leader said that all schools, colleges and universities were holding special briefings and awareness promotion lectures to warn young people against joining the ISIL. Kadyrov has called for shutting down the Internet in Chechnya.
“There was a time when I had a dream my republic would have the Internet some day. Now I am for shutting it down. Although in political, economic and social terms it will be a great setback, we will stop killing each other. Each home has access to the Internet. Any person is free to hear wahhabis preach their sermons. This is the reason why our priests are so active in the social networks, too,” Kadyrov said.
“Free and equal like wolves”. – Traditional Chechen saying
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“As the former Pakistani diplomat Husain Haqqani has admitted, “the contemporary Muslim fascination for conspiracy theories” is a convenient way of “explaining the powerlessness of a community that was at one time the world’s economic, scientific, political and military leader”.”
Hi Sam – Yes, I can understand why you would think what does new or current events have to do with gnosis and gnosticism. Having gnosis and practicing gnosticism is a seeker of truth. This process doesn’t just involve looking into one’s own self, but also the world around him which involves the study of past and current world events, and the study of those elite families that rule over you as Archons which is just a fancy name for kings, queens, princes and princesses. After all, a true gnostic wishes to understand the thinking of those people who holds the keys his chains who also collects over 50% of his or her wages and to the kingdom in which he lives. The same people who create many of the con-spirit-cies and laws that we are born and especially here in the US. That way you can see through the disinformation and lies to find truth in order to properly prepare your family for whatever is to come or discount it as a conspiritcy.
Well certainly conspiracies, by definition, run the world, like you I am skeptical about the official stories for certain modern incidents. But I’m also skeptical about the “conspiracy theories”, just as RAW showed in The Illuminatus! Trilogy. They are rife in the “Muslim world” and Russia as everywhere else – blaming the Jews/Israel/US etc. is consistent – and I think some of the blame lies clearly inside that world, like for example look at the worldwide rise in radical islam and all the bombings and repression that goes with it. A good analogy is with the see-eye-aye’s support of the mujihadeen in Afghanistan, they were indeed contributing financially toward the fight against the Soviets (as was China) but weren’t the backbone of it, the reason people were coming in from the Middle East/SE Asia/etc. towards it. So turns out something in between the “two extremes” is most accurate: there is a disturbing threat arising from islamic radicalism, but we have inadvertently helped fuel this (primarily through our alliances with wahhabi-mosque-funders from SA).
At the same time I’ve unfortunately watched genuine beheading videos, and the recent ones being circulated (with the men to be beheaded in orange jumpsuits, in a fake-looking desert setting) do not appear genuine.
Hmm not sure what this has to do with gnosticism which is why I subbed. On conspiracy theories in the “Muslim world”:
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/conspiracy-theories-islam_b_5770576.html/
“As the former Pakistani diplomat Husain Haqqani has admitted, “the contemporary Muslim fascination for conspiracy theories” is a convenient way of “explaining the powerlessness of a community that was at one time the world’s economic, scientific, political and military leader”.”
Hi Sam – Yes, I can understand why you would think what does new or current events have to do with gnosis and gnosticism. Having gnosis and practicing gnosticism is a seeker of truth. This process doesn’t just involve looking into one’s own self, but also the world around him which involves the study of past and current world events, and the study of those elite families that rule over you as Archons which is just a fancy name for kings, queens, princes and princesses. After all, a true gnostic wishes to understand the thinking of those people who holds the keys his chains who also collects over 50% of his or her wages and to the kingdom in which he lives. The same people who create many of the con-spirit-cies and laws that we are born and especially here in the US. That way you can see through the disinformation and lies to find truth in order to properly prepare your family for whatever is to come or discount it as a conspiritcy.
Well certainly conspiracies, by definition, run the world, like you I am skeptical about the official stories for certain modern incidents. But I’m also skeptical about the “conspiracy theories”, just as RAW showed in The Illuminatus! Trilogy. They are rife in the “Muslim world” and Russia as everywhere else – blaming the Jews/Israel/US etc. is consistent – and I think some of the blame lies clearly inside that world, like for example look at the worldwide rise in radical islam and all the bombings and repression that goes with it. A good analogy is with the see-eye-aye’s support of the mujihadeen in Afghanistan, they were indeed contributing financially toward the fight against the Soviets (as was China) but weren’t the backbone of it, the reason people were coming in from the Middle East/SE Asia/etc. towards it. So turns out something in between the “two extremes” is most accurate: there is a disturbing threat arising from islamic radicalism, but we have inadvertently helped fuel this (primarily through our alliances with wahhabi-mosque-funders from SA).
At the same time I’ve unfortunately watched genuine beheading videos, and the recent ones being circulated (with the men to be beheaded in orange jumpsuits, in a fake-looking desert setting) do not appear genuine.