Osama in Afghanistan as a Parasite – Hijacking the Jihad for CIA Drug Lords
Images such as these are used to mislead people into thinking that Osama was a Rambo-Jihadi who risked his life on the frontline.
Was Afghan Jihad pioneer Abdullah Azzam assasinated by the Osama-Zawahiri-CIA faction?
The role of Osama and Saudi-American aid to Afghanistan in the Soviet defeat is greatly exaggerated. To the contrary, it appears that a joint Saudi-American effort was underway to hijack the jihad for America. As a rule, Globalists do not keep any nation vacant. If the Soviets were failing to control Afghanistan, it was time to insert America into the nation. And Osama was a key player in this effort. Unlike television images that show Osama actively engaging in combat (wearing US army surplus uniforms and brandishing American walky-talkies), Osama lead only one soft jihad mission in May 1986, and that too ended in severe failure [Wright, 2006, pp. 111]. Local Afghans were actually angry with him. This would be the only time when he actually fired a gun in combat. On another occasion (May 1987), Osama’s camp came under heavy fire and he ordered a retreat. However, Afghan commander Abdul Rasul Sayyaf managed to turn the rout into a victory. And Osama later propagandized the victory as his own [Wright, 2006, pp. 118-120]. Rather than fighting on the frontlines, Osama bought his way into the Afghan jihad by offering money and inducements, such as missiles and weapons, arranged by brother Salem’s Western accomplices. Osama cozied up with Sheikh Abdullah Azzam, a pioneer of the Afghan Jihad. After learning the ropes from Azzam, Osama had Azzam assassinated in a car bomb [Gunaratna, 2003, pp. 32] and merged Azzam’s Maktab Al-Khidamat with Al-Qaeda. in 1989, the CIA supplied Osama with high grade sniper rifles [Associated Press, 10/16/2001]. These rifles were ideal for assassination. And it seems Osama/CIA was busy eliminating rival jihadists than the Soviets.
The possibility of Soviet withdrawal was looming. And The Powers That Be wanted the likes of Bin Laden and other pseudo-Islamic warlords to fill the void in Afghanistan.
In 1984, Osama moved to Peshawar to coordinate the Afghan jihad against the Soviets. Many Muslims see this as an act of benevolence. To the contrary, he was trying to hijack the Afghan jihad for American interests. The possibility of Soviet withdrawal was looming. And The Powers That Be wanted the likes of Bin Laden and other pseudo-Islamic warlords to fill the void in Afghanistan. The CIA was reported to have directly met Bin Laden in these years [Reeve, 1999, pp. 167, 176]. Some say that his CIA handle was Tim Ozman. Bin Laden allied with Gulbuddin Hekmatyar [Le Monde (Paris), 9/14/2001], a notorious pseudo-jihadi bandicoot and drug lord. Hekmatyar later turned out to be a crypto-Shiite and after being rejected by Afghans, fled to Iran. Osama’s choice of warlords was indeed strange for a Sunni Muslim from Saudi Arabia. More strange is the fact that among all available warlords in Afghanistan, the CIA’s choice was also Hekmatyar, while the State Department preferred another Shiite warlord, Ahmed Shah Massoud [Coll, 2004, pp. 205-207, 225]. After the American invasion of Afghanistan, America would hold direct talks with Hekmatyar.
Osama openly participated in the Afghan drug trade to raise money. And this was counter to the beliefs of a devout Muslim. In fact, he was converting Afghanistan into a drug farm for the Powers That Be. According to Michael C. Ruppert,
In 1979, when the Soviet invasion occurred, virtually none of the heroin entering the US came from the so-called Golden Crescent in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan. At the time it was coming from Mexico and Southeast Asia. By 1982 the region was producing exportable opium base equivalent to 20-30 tons of heroin a year. Of that, at least 4.5 tons reached the U.S. By 1988 those numbers had increased to 70 to 80 tons of heroin of which 15 to 20 tons reached the US. According to Alfred McCoy, in his outstanding book The Politics of Heroin (Lawrence Hill Books, 1972, 1991), Hekmatyar controlled no less than six heroin refineries in the Khyber District of Pakistan alone. At his side was Osama bin-Laden.
Osama was in Afghanistan on behalf of the Globalists to monopolize the drug trade.
In other words, Osama was in Afghanistan on behalf of the Globalists to monopolize the drug trade.
In February 1985, Osama’s brother, Salem, met with Reagan and briefed him on Osama’s activities in Afghanistan [Coll, 2008, pp. 11-12]. Clearly, Bin Laden was deeply involved in furthering American interests in Afghanistan. As opposed to taking whatever he could from the Americans to further his own interests.
Around 1988, Osama joined Ayman Al-Zawahiri in Afghanistan to create a group that could fill the power vacuum once the Soviets were gone (Al-Qaida). As discussed elsewhere on this website, Ayman Al-Zawahiri is another suspicious globe-trotting pseudo-jihadi, who directed the assassination of Egyptian President Sadat.
In June 1989, Ali Mohammad, an Osama spy and a soldier in the US military, travelled with El Sayyid Nosair to Brooklyn, to show US Army training videos. The videos were shown at the Al-Kifah refugee center, which is connected to the CIA. And later in 1990, Nosair assassinated a Jewish extremist in New York. In 1991, he was visited in prison by Osama’s secretary, Wadi El-Hage (who was born as a a Maronite Christian and was a US citizen). The extremist in question, Meir Kahane, was being hounded by the Mossad, because he felt that Israel was not serving the best interests of the Jewish settlers. American investigators ignored evidence of a wider conspiracy and insisted that Nosair acted alone. Later, it was discovered that a portion of Nosair’s defense fund was paid by Osama.Why would Osama be involved in a possible Mossad hit? Later, the Al-Kifah center figures prominently in the 1993 WTC bombing. The FBI seemed to have prior knowledge of the 1993 WTC bombing [New York Times, 10/28/1993]. Even after the bombing, Al-Kifah continued to operate several chapters throughout the United States [US News and World Report, 6/2/2002].
it was discovered that he had made hundreds of calls to Britain
From 1990 to 1996, Osama was jetting to London on a repeated basis, clearly under the protection of British authorities [Labeviere, 1999, pp. 108]. In 1991, he was reportedly staying at the London estate of Saudi billionaire Khalid bin Mahfouz [London Times, 9/23/2001]. In August 1993, America placed Osama on a terrorist watch list [9/11 Commission, 7/24/2004, pp. 109; US Department of State, 7/17/2007]. But Osama continued jetting to Britain till 1996! Some claimed that he was a guest of British Intelligence. In 1995, he even requested asylum in Britain [London Times, 9/29/2005]. From 1996-1998, Osama’s satellite phone was tracked by the NSA, and it was discovered that he had made hundreds of calls to Britain [Sunday Times (London), 3/24/2002].
Between 1996-2000, Osama made two visits to Qatar, where he was greeted by the country’s religious minister and later interior minister, Abdallah bin Khalid al-Thani [New York Times, 7/8/1999]. Similarly, in 1996, alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed briefly lived at the farm of al-Thani [Los Angeles Times, 3/28/2003]. Two weeks after 9/11, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was briefly sheltered by Qatari royalty [New York Times, 2/6/2003]. One of Osama’s son, Omar, is a resident of Qatar. The gas-rich nation of Qatar has long been a Rothschild stronghold. Not surprisingly, it is now at the forefront of the NATO-backed Arab Spring.
Immediately after the August 1998 bombing of US embassies in Africa, Osama managed to dodge a missile strike ordered by President Clinton. Someone from the inside tipped him off. After the embassy bombings, the Taliban organized a trial of Osama, but America refused to provide evidence [Wright, 2006, pp. 279, 283]. To relieve pressure on the Taliban, the Powers That Be arranged temporary sanctuary for Osama inside the border of Pakistan [Gannon, 2005, pp. 163-164]. High level Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Khaksar secretly met with US diplomats in Peshawar in 1999. He wanted to oust Mullah Omar, who was under the influence of Osama. But his offer was rebuffed [Associated Press, 6/9/2002; Guardian, 6/11/2002]. He believed that the ISI was controlling the Taliban. He was assassinated in 2006. Similarly, another Taliban commander, Mullah Osmani, was killed in an airstrike in 2006. Osmani was involved in secret negotiations with the CIA over the fate of Osama [Washington Times, 12/18/2002]. In 2000, The Taliban approached the US government and offered to hand over Osama to a third country, but were again snubbed [Reuters, 6/5/2004].
In July 2001, Osama was flown to Dubai to receive life saving treatment at the American Hospital. There, he met with members of Saudi Intelligence and even officers of the CIA [Le Figaro (Paris), 10/31/2001; Agence France-Presse, 11/1/2001; London Times, 11/1/2001]. Why wasn’t he assassinated or kidnapped?
After 9/11 but before the American invasion of Afghanistan, Osama’s location coordinates were discovered. But no missiles were fired at him [Risen, 2006, pp. 185].
The Taliban believed he was innocent and worthy of protecting.
In the aftermath of 9/11, Osama was expected to take credit for the attacks. But he could not openly do so because the Taliban would turn him to the Americans if he did. The Taliban believed he was innocent and worthy of protecting. Therefore, he issued videos through Qatar based Al-Jazeera, in which he praised the attacks but at the same time, stopped short of taking responsibility for them. In the rage-struck United States, these videos served as a viral marketing campaign for the War on Terrorism. As the Taliban became more and more weak, Osama’s videos became more and more bold, until he finally took credit of 9/11 in an October 2004 video. In a 2006, video, he is pictured with two of the 9/11 hijackers [MSNBC, 9/30/2006].
Why did Osama avoid “martyrdom” in Afghanistan, and instead move to Pakistan?
In November 2001, Osama and his convoy reached Tora Bora, en route to Pakistan. Jalalabad airport was bombed but the convoy was not targeted [Christian Science Monitor, 3/4/2002]. Some Taliban, ISI operatives and Al-Qaida fighters trapped in Kunduz were secretly airlifted to Pakistan by the Pakistani government [New Yorker, 1/21/2002]. The ground battle of Tora Bora was later called by the Telegraph as a “Grand Charade.” Apparently, US forces had Osama trapped, but kept the escape route to Pakistan open. American backed warlords also assisted in Osama’s escape [New York Times, 9/30/2002]. Afghan Interior Minister Younis Qanooni later claimed that the ISI assisted Osama’s escape into Pakistan [BBC, 12/30/2001]. Why did Osama avoid “martyrdom” in Afghanistan, and instead move to Pakistan?
In July 2005, four high level Al-Qaida operatives with ties to Osama were allowed to escape from a US run high security prison in Bagram. It is believed they were allowed to escape because questioning them would unravel Osama’s network. Apparently, someone wanted to keep Osama’s network alive.
In 2011, Osama was reportedly killed in an American raid on his Abbottabad compound. However, there is a strong possibility that he had been killed around December 2001 by a “rogue” MI-6 operative named Omar Saeed Shaikh. For a further discussion of this theory, please scroll down to the last section.
How Osama furthered Globalist Agenda in several Muslim countries
The Powers That Be are a global network, and their rule extends over several countries. What do they do when Muslim subjects engage in legitimate resistance? Call Osama and have him taint the resistance as a terrorist threat. Many legitimate Muslim resistances and political rebellions were sabotaged by Osama.
Many legitimate Muslim resistances and political rebellions were sabotaged by Osama.
Chechnya
Around 1985, Osama became involved in hijacking the jihad in Chechnya. Later on, he was secretly trying to discredit the movement. For example, he later used his influence to try to convince Chechnya’s jihadists to hijack an American airliner! [Associated Press, 4/16/2007]. Even though Chechnya was at war with Russia, and having peaceful relations with America was critical for supplies and aid reaching Chechnya. Osama deliberately and unnecessarily involved Chechnya in terrorist activity against America, so that Chechnya would be alienated by America in the aftermath of 9/11, to the relief of Russia.
In 1996, Russian authorities arrested Ayman Al-Zawahiri in Chechnya. He was detained for six months. Assassinated former FSB agent Alexander Litvinenko claimed that Zawahiri was being trained by the FSB. Former KGB officer Konstantin Preobrazhenskiy supportedLitvinenko’s claim.
Philippines
In a similar way, Osama operative Ramzi Yousef infiltrated a legitimate Muslim uprising on the Philippine island of Mindanao (1989), so that it could be tainted as a terrorist uprising. Later on (1991-1993), Bin Laden’s brother in law, Mohammed Jamal Khalifa, paid money to Abu Sayyaf leaders to engage in terrorist activities in the Philippines [Ressa, 2003, pp. 27, 227]. They participated in a plot to blow up a passenger plane (the Bojinka plot). This plot could have been a false flag operation conducted by the Philippines government and the CIA. And they tried to encourage Mindanao Muslims to assassinate President Bill Clinton when he visited the Philippines. Eventually, Mohammed Jamal Khalifa was expelled from the Philippines. He got an American visa and headed straight to the United States [Labeviere, 1999, pp. 365; Time, 10/27/2003]. Another Al-Qaida operative in involved in the plot, Ahmed Al-Hamwi, was given asylum in Australia.[Australian, 4/8/2006].
In July 2003, some Philippine soldiers held a brief mutiny, claiming that their government (along with the CIA) was using Al-Qaida to stage terrorist attacks on its own people [Guardian, 7/28/2003; Guardian, 8/15/2003]. Why was Osama aiding these false flag operations?
Sudan
Later in 1991, Osama tried infiltrating Sudan. Sudan has long been a target of The Powers That Be because of its oil resources. Osama was trying to involve Sudan in a plot to bomb US embassies in Africa and to kill American soldiers in Somalia and Yemen. This would facilitate an American invasion of Sudan. In 1993, Mahmud Abouhalima was arrested for his role in the February 1993 WTC bombing. He offered to provide information on the future bombers of US embassies in Africa but his offer was turned down and he was sentenced to life in prison [New York Times, 10/22/1998]. In another curious case, Al-Qaida operative and American double agent Ali Mohamed assisted Essam Marzouk in Canada, who later trained the bombers of the embassy bombings [Globe and Mail, 11/22/2001; National Post, 11/26/2005]. Even stranger, Ali Mohamed would later photograph US embassy buildings for Osama in Africa [9/11 Commission, 6/16/2004]. Ali Mohamed was later arrested in California after the bombing of US embassies. But he escaped conviction and ended up in Pakistan. In 1996, Sudan offered to hand over Osama to America, but the offer was rejected [Washington Post, 10/3/2001; Village Voice, 10/31/2001; Vanity Fair, 1/2002]. Similarly, American officials refused to pick up files on Al-Qaida that the Sudanese government had offered [Washington Post, 10/3/2001; Vanity Fair, 1/2002]. The head of Sudan’s Intelligence also contacted the FBI for transferring information on Al-Qaida operatives who were later involved in the Embassy bombings. But was rebuffed [Vanity Fair, 1/2002]. By the end of 1996, the Sudanese government wizened up and evicted Osama. After the embassies were bombed, Sudan volunteered to hand over a suspect to the United States. But President Clinton responded with a missile strike on Sudan’s only pharmaceutical plant.
As of now, the Globalists still have Sudan in their crosshairs. The oil rich region of Darfur has now been partitioned from Sudan and the Sudanese government is fighting for its survival.
Bosnia
In 1993, Osama visited Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic. Muslims had reversed Serbian advances in the region. And the Powers That Be realised it was opportune to bring Osama into the game so that Muslim resistance could be discredited as terrorism. Immediately after 9/11, the CIA would swoop into Bosnia and kidnap/arrest several Muslim resistance fighters in the region.
Bin Laden also helped discredit Albanian resistance movements by visiting Albania and supplanting Al-Qaida there [London Times, 11/29/1998].
Algeria
In 1994, Osama met with a representative of the GIA in Britain [Jacquard, 2002, pp. 64]. The GIA was a militant Algerian group that carried terrorist attacks in France. The attacks were carried out by an Algerian government mole, and were aimed at discrediting Muslim resistance to the government of Algeria. Why was Osama pandering to this group?
Egypt, Libya and Yemen
Osama was actively using Al-Qaida to topple the regimes in these regions. This job would later be finished by the NATO-backed Arab Spring in 2011-2012.
Osama’s partner, Ayman Al-Zawahiri (head of the Egyptian militant group, Islamic Jihad), had already managed to murder Sadat on behalf of the Powers That Be. Now, with Osama’s assistance, he tried assassinating President Mubarak when he visited a summit in Ethiopia in 1995 [MSNBC, 5/2005; Wright, 2006, pp. 213-214]. In 1997, Osama financed a massacre of foreign tourists at Luxor, Egypt [BBC, 5/13/1999]. The operation was meant to destabilize the Egyptian economy and overthrow the Mubarak regime One of the terrorists involved. Hamid Aich, was comfortably living in Ireland by 2001 [Mirror, 9/17/2001]. In 1999, Egypt published a list of most wanted terrorists. Half of them turned out to be living in Britain [Al-Sharq al-Awsat, 10/2/1999; Al-Ahram Weekly, 10/18/2001].
Another Al-Qaida suspect in the assassination of President Mubarak, Anas al-Liby, moved to Britain and later tried assassinating Gaddafi on behalf of British Intelligence. Gaddafi was a secret darling of the West, but he had grown too stubborn to manage. In 1998, Gaddafi issued an arrest warrant for Osama but the warrant was downplayed by Interpol [Brisard and Dasquie, 2002, pp. 97-98]. The warrant was in connection to Osama’s role in the murder of two German intelligence operatives in Libya. It seems that this German couple had got too close to Osama’s Western connections. Gaddafi was later disposed by the Globalists in the NATO-backed Arab Spring.
Iran
The Powers That Be could not have asked for anything better in the aforementioned countries. But Iran was already under control of the Globalists. And therefore Osama had a soft corner for Iran.
Osama had a soft corner for Iran.
Osama’s pandering to Iran is unusual, considering Iran’s persecution of Sunni Muslims. One of the founding members of Al-Qaida, Mohammed Loay Bayazid, also had a soft corner for Iran and the Hezbollah. Shortly after February 1994, Al-Qaida operative and American double agent Ali Mohamed arranged a meeting in Sudan between Osama and Imad Mugniyah (the security chief for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah). Afterwards, Al-Qaida operatives started receiving training in Lebanon as well. From 1996-1998, Osama’s satellite phone was tracked by the NSA, and it was discovered that he had made 106 calls to Iran [Sunday Times (London), 3/24/2002]. Around 2000, Iran started allowing transit of Al-Qaida operatives without stamping their passports. After 9/11, Osama’s sons Saad and Hamza, moved to Iran, along with several top Al-Qaida operatives [Washington Post, 7/9/2004].
After 9/11, Iraq became the focus of America’s war, which worked to the advantage of Iran. And after 9/11,America withdrew its forces and bases from Saudi Arabia, which had acted as a deterrent against Iran.
BCCI (Middle East)
There is also the case of Osama sabotaging financial groups that had begun competing with the Global Elite.
BCCI was a bank started by a Pakistani entrepreneur with good intentions. But when it started growing big enough to compete with Rothschild and Rockefeller interests, the Powers That Be decided to sink it. Incidentally, The Powers That Be needed a financing network for Al-Qaida. And they hijacked BCCI for this purpose. By 1991, BCCI was forced to close, bringing huge losses for its investors.
Saudi Arabia
Osama called for the overthrow of the Saudi royal family. But paradoxically, some members of the Saudi Royal family continued to financially assist him [US News and World Report, 10/19/1998]. And Osama never engaged in any high profile attacks in Saudi Arabia (The Khobar Tower bombings are not credited to him). Saudi Intelligence had close relations to him, and assisted him at every opportunity. When the Taliban realised that Osama was a burgeoning liability, they repeatedly contacted the Saudi government to arrange his transfer to Saudi Arabia. But this would jeopardise the invasion of Afghanistan after 9/11. And the Saudi government was keen to stall any transfer of Osama back to Saudi Arabia [US Department of State, 11/28/1998]. In 1998, Prince Turki al-Faisal, the head of Saudi intelligence, organized a meeting in Afghanistan between Osama and his stepmother [New Yorker, 11/5/2001]. In 2000, Osama’s stepmother met him again in Afghanistan, with the full assistance of the Saudi government.
Was Osama an operative of Saudi Intelligence, hijacking the Afghan jihad and giving due cause for the Globalist invasion of Afghanistan? To quote FBI counterterrorism expert John O’Neill, “All the answers, everything needed to dismantle Osama bin Laden’s organization, can be found in Saudi Arabia [Brisard and Dasquie, 2002, pp. xxix].” Many of the 9/11 hijackers appear to be Saudi double agents. In particular, Nawaf Alhazmi and Khalid Almihdhar, which could explain why US authorities were reluctant to monitor them [Stories That Matter, 8/6/2003]. After 9/11, US Intelligence has still not been given permission to interview Saudi family members of the hijackers. Neither do they collect any intelligence about Saudi Arabia [MSNBC, 8/25/2002]. After 9/11, many members of the Saudi Royal family were added to a lawsuit by relatives of 9/11 victims. But they soon became Saudi foreign ambassadors, thus acquiring diplomatic immunity [Wall Street Journal, 11/22/2002; Los Angeles Times, 11/23/2002]. Saudi princes in the lawsuit were represented by the prestigious law firm of Baker Botts. Former Secretary of State and Bush family associate James Baker was a partner in this law firm. [Newsweek, 4/16/2003; New York Law Journal, 9/28/2005].
Pakistan
In 1989, Osama, American king-pin Nawaz Sharif, and the ISI (Pakistan’s CIA; literally) conspired to kill long-time rival opportunist, Benazir Bhutto [Levy and Scott-Clark, 2007, pp. 193-194]. But the plot fell through. Later in 1990, Osama funnelled money to Nawaz Sharif (nearly $1 million), which helped him win the Pakistani elections [ABC News, 11/30/2007]. Later on, the Powers That Be did get rid of pesky Bhutto. Why was Osama furthering American interests in Pakistan? Pakistan also played a key role in nurturing Osama till 9/11. For example, Osama was reported to have emergency medical care in Peshawar the day before 9/11 [CBS News, 1/28/2002]. Needless to say, the Powers That Be were fully aware of this relationship, and maybe even oversaw it.
Unlike a real Muslim, Osama did not chose martyrdom when Americans attacked Afghanistan. Instead he slithered away to Pakistan in a special arrangement made by the Powers That Be. The idea was to make sure Osama and his supporters would make it to Pakistan, so that the so-called War on Terror would continue indefinitely. A secondary objective was to destabilize Pakistan.
After 9/11, President Bush avoided closing the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan [Scheuer, 2008]. To prevent Osama from falling into American hands, major operations in Afghanistan were outsourced to Pakistan, while the majority of American troops were diverted to Iraq (130,000 US troops in Iraq versus 15,000 in Pakistan). The ISI would later spawn the Tehrik-e-Taliban of Baitullah Mehsud, which gave cover to Osama in Pakistan. The 9/11 Commission Report made no mention of the ISI [9/11 Commission, 7/24/2004].
Musharraf’s Presidency was the result of an accidental coup that deposed American king-pin Nawaz Sharif, and The Powers That Be regarded him as an inconvenience. It also appears he was becoming non-cooperative in covering up Osama’s murder in December 2001 (see next section). In December 2003, there was a well coordinated attempt on Musharraf’s life, involving members of the military and the ISI. In July 2007, Ayman Al-Zawahiri called for the overthrow of Musharraf after the Red Mosque raid. Later in September, the long dead “Osama” issued a video with a similar message.
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