Biden Removes 10 Million Dollar Bounty On Syrian Leader Jolani

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Posted on 12/26/2024 6:36:21 AM PST by Macho MAGA Man

According to Pamela Geller, “The terrorist Abu Mohammed al-Jolani had a ten million dollar bounty on his head for killing Americans in Iraq. Biden removed the bounty when his guerilla army took over Syria.”

As Geller puts it “We have roughly two thousand soldiers in Syria. Why?”. yet another reason to withdraw American troops from Syria.

Geller cites Bill Roggio as stating “The US State Department removed the $10 million reward for Abu Mohammad al Jolani, the Specially Designated Global Terrorist who leads Haytat Tahrir al Sham (HTS), which State describes as an Al Qaeda branch. The bounty on Jolani was removed as US Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Barbara Leaf met with him and other Hayat Tahrir al Sham leaders in Damascus on December 20.”

Leaf argued that it would be “a little incoherent […] to have a bounty on the guy’s head” while meeting with Jolani, despite the active designations on him and his group. In reality its more incoherent to give a known Islamist terrorist responsible for killing American troops in Iraq a second chance.

Leaf described Jolani, who now uses his real name, Ahmed al Sharaa, in an effort to rebrand and distance himself from his terrorist nom de guerre, “as pragmatic.”

Its hardly pragmatic to trust the word of a known terrorist. Yet another failure of the Biden regime.

“Jolani’s path to victory in Syria is steeped in both blood and allegiance to Al Qaeda.....

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This is disturbing as all get out.

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