Biden's Alarming Alliance with 'Moderate ISIS' Exposed
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Posted 13 hours ago
The United States is making an alarming misstep in its approach to combating terrorism, as reports indicate a willingness to ally with factions that have tenuous ties to extremist groups.
In a shocking reveal, Tom Barrack, the U.S. envoy to Turkey, has announced a potential alliance with what he calls "moderate ISIS." This alarming move suggests that the Biden administration is considering partnering with groups that have a history of violence and terror to fight against extremist factions of ISIS.
This unexpected partnership calls into question the very definition of what constitutes a moderate ally in the fight against terrorism.
Barrack’s insistence that “everyone should be a partner in this alliance” raises red flags, especially considering the long-standing connections between these groups and past acts of terror that have directly threatened American lives.
One cannot help but wonder if this approach is a misguided attempt at strategy, stemming from a retrogressive view on how to handle radical Islam.
Historically, the notion of allying with "moderate" factions of terror groups has proven disastrous, as it often leads to a proliferation of violence with unpredictable consequences.
Substantial evidence shows that these so-called moderate groups have very real ties to extremist ideologies and behaviors.
As ISIS regains a foothold in Syria, with an uptick in attacks reported, this renewed partnership could offer a temporary solution with dire long-term consequences for both national and global security.
The critical question remains: how does one define moderation in a context where violence against non-believers remains a foundational tenet?
Many conservative voices worry that the Biden administration’s willingness to compromise with untrustworthy factions could further jeopardize our national security.
Rather than pursuing an aggressive strategy that consolidates our allies and diminishes our enemies, the current administration’s approach risks creating more chaos, leading to future attacks against American citizens.
As the situation evolves, the call from conservatives is clear: America must tread cautiously in these alliances and firmly reject any partnership with groups that threaten democratic values and global stability.
The safety of the United States and its allies hangs in the balance, and now more than ever, American leadership requires a return to strength and vigilance against extremism in all its forms.
Sources:
frontpagemag.com
patriot.tv
theamericanconservative.com
In a shocking reveal, Tom Barrack, the U.S. envoy to Turkey, has announced a potential alliance with what he calls "moderate ISIS." This alarming move suggests that the Biden administration is considering partnering with groups that have a history of violence and terror to fight against extremist factions of ISIS.
This unexpected partnership calls into question the very definition of what constitutes a moderate ally in the fight against terrorism.
Barrack’s insistence that “everyone should be a partner in this alliance” raises red flags, especially considering the long-standing connections between these groups and past acts of terror that have directly threatened American lives.
One cannot help but wonder if this approach is a misguided attempt at strategy, stemming from a retrogressive view on how to handle radical Islam.
Historically, the notion of allying with "moderate" factions of terror groups has proven disastrous, as it often leads to a proliferation of violence with unpredictable consequences.
Substantial evidence shows that these so-called moderate groups have very real ties to extremist ideologies and behaviors.
As ISIS regains a foothold in Syria, with an uptick in attacks reported, this renewed partnership could offer a temporary solution with dire long-term consequences for both national and global security.
The critical question remains: how does one define moderation in a context where violence against non-believers remains a foundational tenet?
Many conservative voices worry that the Biden administration’s willingness to compromise with untrustworthy factions could further jeopardize our national security.
Rather than pursuing an aggressive strategy that consolidates our allies and diminishes our enemies, the current administration’s approach risks creating more chaos, leading to future attacks against American citizens.
As the situation evolves, the call from conservatives is clear: America must tread cautiously in these alliances and firmly reject any partnership with groups that threaten democratic values and global stability.
The safety of the United States and its allies hangs in the balance, and now more than ever, American leadership requires a return to strength and vigilance against extremism in all its forms.
Sources:
frontpagemag.com
patriot.tv
theamericanconservative.com
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