Two Heads of Russian People Meet in Moscow: Putin Receives Al Jolani

The title of this short post might be a bit misleading for those who do not follow the news analytically, for those who are taken by flashy titles, and for those who skim-read the news. I’ll explain.

The above picture was taken in Moscow yesterday during the visit of someone we were told was a CIA asset dubbed Al Jolani, standing on the right side of the picture, and the other person is the president of Russia.

Aside from the hypocrisy, backstabbing, and the heavy weight of disgust that such a picture and reception have on principled human beings who value life and dignity over ‘pragmatic’ (opportunistic) politicians, there’s a main flaw in how the taller person in the picture is presented to the public.

While most news outlets are calling Al Jolani - also known as Ahmad Al Sharaa - the president or leader of Syria, they deliberately avoid the fact that he reached the seat of power in Damascus with the help of almost the entire world, including the shorter man in the picture, on the account of the real people of Syria.

They also do not mention that the troops he commanded over the 13.5 years in the US-led NATO-sponsored war of terror on Syria were and are, in their vast majority, non-Syrian foreign terrorists. The larger portion of those terrorists hail from Russian and Russian-speaking republics and sovereign countries, most of them came from Chechnya, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, et al.

The so-called Al Jolani Ahmad Al Sharaa, the head of Al Qaeda HTS, claiming to be the president of Syria, represents more native Russians and Russian-speaking individuals than he ever represented Syrians or will ever represent Syrians.

In early 2014, a report showed that the terrorists who invaded Syria had at least 14,000 of them from Chechnya, and 750 others from Mother Russia; those were confirmed findings.

Anti-Islamic Muslim Brotherhood and Wahhabi Al Qaeda FSA terrorist
Read: Where are The Syrian Rebels, If There Were Any?

The Russian Chechen fighters caused a problem for the perception of Russians in Syria, especially Chechen Russians, so serious that the Russian Military Police deployed an entire unit led by a Chechen military police officer to explain to the Syrians of Aleppo that not all Chechens are bad, as the thousands who invaded their city.

Russian Military Police deployed in Northern Syria - March 2021
Watch the embedded video in this report:112 Russian Troops Killed Fighting in Syria to Save Syria and Russia.

It’s worth noting that the Syrian armed forces in its totality would not comprise more than 120 - 125,000 personnel at its best times from foot soldiers to the top generals; during the same US-led NATO-sponsored war of terror against Syria that lasted 13.5 years and cost the USA alone over a trillion dollars in public debt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia over 200 billion US dollars, and spilled the blood of half a million Syrians, displaced 5 millions mostly internally and many became refugees across Europe, the number of terrorists the Syrian armed forces were combating exceeded 350,000 anti-Islamic Muslim Brotherhood and Wahhabi suicide bombers and head-choppers.

By the way, in almost all of their poses, the terrorists would mask their faces to hide their origins, unlike the Syrian troops, who always show their faces proudly as they were defending their country and their families
Read this 2017 article: Who Needs an Army of 350,000 Wahhabi Terrorists?

So, when the news outlets tell you that the taller guy in the picture above represents the Syrian people, or when the shorter guy in the picture above “praised the victories of the government’ in Damascus,” remember: they both represent Russian and people from Russian-speaking countries more than they represent Syrians or the honorable Russian soldiers killed in Syria defending both Syria and Russia.

I’ll leave you with this article showing a small part of the atrocities committed by the ‘moderate rebels’ under the command of the likes of the taller guy in the picture above:

With Moderate Rebels Like These, Who Needs Terrorists?

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Your objective comments are always welcome.