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Former KKK Leader David Duke Expresses Admiration For Assad – OpEd

White supremacist and Donald Trump supporter David Duke describes himself on his Twitter page as “one of the 100 most read and quoted people in the world”.

We’re not sure who is exactly doing the counting, but the former Knights of the Ku Klux Klan leader is a prolific Twitter user who churns out more tweets per hour than Trump at his more irate.

Although most of hate-filled messages are directed at Jews, Muslims and the “liberal media” he still finds time to reach out to those few people in the world he actually likes and admires.

One of those is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

The mass-murdering regime leader in Damascus has been subject to a slurry of grovelling tweets over the past two-days by the white supremacist.

Continued: http://www.eurasiareview.com/14032017-former-kkk-leader-david-duke-expresses-admiration-for-assad-oped/
Duke actually visited Assad a decade or so ago.

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Re: Former KKK Leader David Duke Expresses Admiration For Assad – OpEd
« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2017, 05:57:15 pm »

Did Assad Really Help Build ISIS? An Examination of the Evidence
January 18, 2017 michaeldegerald Uncategorized9/11, Assad, Iraq War, ISIS, Syria, terrorism   

OVERVIEW

This article uses publicly available evidence from 2003-2010 and to explore the accusation that Bashar al Assad and the Syrian government deliberately supported Al-Qaeda jihadis in Syria so they could carry out attacks in Iraq. As these years were the formative ones for ISIS, then known by a series of different names, the evidence strongly, but not conclusively, points to Syria having helped ISIS form. There is no evidence that Syria intended for the jihadi group to grow into what it has become, but rather that Syria seems to have supported it for short-term, strategic ends.

More: https://historyxisis.wordpress.com/2017/01/18/did-assad-really-help-build-isis-an-examination-of-the-evidence/