Ajnabi Muslims supporting Al-Shabab

[Qeelbax]

Check the quotes out on this post. Most of them are Turkish

This is like Khaleejis funding terrorist groups while living rich free lives.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

This is very common I remember this pakistani dude telling me in discreet he was happy and supportive the taliban took over afghanistan but he didn’t want the same in his native pakistan. extremism for thee but none for me

 

[World]

This is very common I remember this pakistani dude telling me in discreet he was happy and supportive the taliban took over afghanistan but he didn’t want the same in his native pakistan. extremism for thee but none for me

Not sure what’s surprising about this? The Pakistani government itself supports the Taliban.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

Not sure what’s surprising about this? The Pakistani government itself supports the Taliban.

they do but they also have a faction operating in pakistan that’s in opposition of the military and a threat of its government. it’s the irony

 

[Khaem]

These ajnabis support Islamic terrirosts who work for foriengiers but don't want these same islamists in their own country.
No one should take them seriously.

 

[Man with a garuun]

Some guys in central Asia or Turkey who are expressing their 'support', thinking Al-Shabaab represents Islam. What they don't realize is UGUS is a death squad takfiri group.

 

[Johnathan Smith]

Lot of young turks being influenced into this kind of thought through propaganda on the internet.

 

[Hotchick12]

This is very common I remember this pakistani dude telling me in discreet he was happy and supportive the taliban took over afghanistan but he didn’t want the same in his native pakistan. extremism for thee but none for me

You have to know the previous Afghan government had very close relationship to India and was very against Pakistan because they want Pakistan land where Pashtun lives

 

[SOULSEARCHING]

That's a lot of recruits, are you sure they are not somali army changing clothes.

 

[Based]

So?

 

[mustang22]

Somalia should form ties with Israel, these radical islamists don't really care about Somalia starving and being so poor. Israel would be a much better partner for Somalia if we want to be successful

 

[Khaem]

Somalia should form ties with Israel, these radical islamists don't really care about Somalia starving and being so poor. Israel would be a much better partner for Somalia if we want to be successful

These radical islamists are funded by foriengiers. Why should we form ties with a foriegn nation that has bad relationship with Muslims and allies itself with Ethiopia.
Somalis should sort out their own problem and not rely of foriengiers.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

The correct question to ask by the right-thinking Muslim is: why are you lot against it? Afraid of Uncle Sam, or are the lot of you turncoat conspirators?

 

[al-Mu'tamid المعتمد]

If they keep this pace up, and with the withdrawal of ATMIS troops, there is a possibility that they might completely overrun the south.

 

[Khaem]

If they keep this pace up, and with the withdrawal of ATMIS troops, there is a possibility that they might completely overrun the south.

Is Al shabab exactly like the talban? Or do they have a somali twist to them.

 

[Coolpirate69]

The problem is saudi arab wahhabism and salafism. Somalia was always a outwardly looking country but the civil war meant these arabs came in and set up charities. They weren't charities but wahhabi cells.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

My dear Ms @JackieBurkhart
Walk with me on a historical stroll from 1895 - 1921, but first let me lay the backdrop some years prior:

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[Djokovic]

You man are idiots that account is probably run by some sort of intelligence agency probably Turkish one

 

[al-Mu'tamid المعتمد]

Is Al shabab exactly like the talban? Or do they have a somali twist to them.

To some extent, yes, their primary objective is to overthrow the current government, which they believe does not adhere to the Sharia. The Taliban had a similar goal, aiming to liberate their country. Once the Taliban achieved this they stabilized to some extent. However, it is doubtful that al-Shabaab will follow a similar path. They may expand their activities beyond Somalia and target other countries as well. In fact, al-Shabaab has already launched attacks in regions outside Somalia.

So to keep it short.
Same ideology but ambition differs.

 

[Khaem]