These days, the supporters of Al-Jolani and those who call themselves the victors in Syria celebrate any political activity by Al-Jolani. They dance, rejoice, and throw grand parties whenever a European country looks him in the eye. They pray and prostrate to God, thanking Him for subjecting the European world to them, believing they are achieving greater victories because Al-Jolani is being recognized and paving his way internationally just as he has done domestically.
There is no doubt that the behavior of these ‘revolutionaries’ reveals an inferiority complex toward Westerners. All their bravado that works against sects is useless with Europeans. True revolutions, in contrast, do not seek anyone’s recognition; rather, the whole world scrambles to win their approval—just as it happened with Khomeini, who had no regard for the West at all. When asked about the orientation of his victorious republic, whether it was Eastern or Western, he replied decisively: 'Neither East nor West, but an Islamic Republic.'
Khomeini did not visit any country after his victory. Instead, journalists from all over the world came to him, forced to sit on his humble mat and bamboo chairs. He treated them with simplicity, without protocols—unlike the Western media's portrayal of Al-Jolani as a statesman, gentle, playing sports, wearing ties and expensive Western watches, and speaking softly.
What matters is that Al-Jolani is desperate for recognition by the (infidel) West. But the West is also desperate to present Al-Jolani as a respectable, well-mannered man, despite the blood still on his hands from the knife he used for slaughter. Thousands of corpses are still waiting to testify against him.
These protocols and meetings are understandable—they are bought and paid for. Every step the West takes toward Al-Jolani is paid for. Nothing is free here. Just Tony Blair sitting down with Al-Shibani cost Qatar millions of dollars. Even the journalistic interviews with Al-Jolani are paid for—millions of dollars go to the newspapers willing to speak with him. The Trumpian mindset is the Western mindset—everything has a price, every photo has a price. What Al-Jolani has been doing since his arrival in Damascus is settling old and new debts to the West. The West blackmails him with his bloody past. It was the West that sent its spies to document the coastal massacre. Many jihadists work for Western intelligence agencies that wanted crimes documented so they could later blackmail Al-Jolani with them. Everything he gets involved in becomes a tool to control and milk him dry.
Al-Jolani has already given away the Golan Heights to Israel for free, offered Syrian independence as a gift to the West, enabled the partition project, provided massacres to cement that partition, and introduced Islamic law in Syria to deepen ignorance and backwardness in society. This extremist religious mentality suits the West perfectly; it helps create a society ripe for ignorance and stagnation. It creates a jihadist farm to breed armies of ignorant fighters driven by mosques and fatwas. We saw a clear example in the massacres of Alawites and Druze, where mosques mobilized tens of thousands of jihadists in the blink of an eye. But when the mosques did not call for jihad against Israel, the ‘mujahideen’ went silent and sank into the earth. Israel reached Al-Jolani’s palace, and still, no caravans of jihad moved—even though it was all a staged act to portray Al-Jolani as Israel’s enemy. In reality, Israel could have taken him out in Idlib like a rabbit if it wanted to—it could still do so today with a slingshot, thanks to the spies surrounding him.
Now Al-Jolani is looking for Eli Cohen’s remains for them and has gifted them the remains of Hafez al-Assad to pressure the Assad family into trading information about Cohen in exchange. Al-Jolani left the Syrian army’s weapons unguarded after he disbanded the army, allowing Israel to burn everything. Israel destroyed the army it feared for 50 years—with Al-Jolani’s help.
Everything protected during the Ba'ath era and the Assads for fifty years—things that Europe was denied—is now offered freely. That’s why Al-Jolani, who sells the country like scrap metal, will be warmly received. The list is long, and Al-Jolani is paying every bill demanded of him from Syria’s wealth and future. The cost of reaching power is extremely high. Every time he looks at the bill and wonders if they might show him leniency, the Europeans frown and raise the yellow card—threatening to evict him from the People’s Palace within 24 hours. He has no army—only militias that could be wiped out by aircraft within hours. He has no sects to support him—he slaughtered everyone and became everyone’s enemy.
So don’t be fooled by the displays of hospitality. He is not received anywhere nor is any envoy sent to him without prepayment. His visit to France is nothing but a French invoice due for payment. He was summoned to Paris, a dinner prepared for him, and contracts for French companies to take over Syria’s resources drawn up. Al-Jolani will pay—with his foot on his own neck.
Don’t believe the propaganda that Al-Jolani is now internationally recognized. Trump didn’t recognize Saudi Arabia. He mocked its kings, turned them into a joke among monarchs, and called Saudi Arabia a milking cow. But when he came to the kingdom, he didn’t see himself as the U.S. president lowering himself to the cow—he brought a giant milk bucket with him and milked the Saudi udders until they dried. Then he summoned Bin Salman to the White House—and milked him there too, while the milked one smiled with joy.
Today, Al-Jolani prepares his own udders for milking and offers them to everyone. Every country wants to squeeze his nipples—Turkey, Britain, Israel, America, France. Everyone who made him and turned him from a criminal into a ‘basketball-playing president’ will milk him mercilessly. Unfortunately, the one paying the price for this ignorant fool and the foolish people who follow him is the Syrian people—its wealth, its future, its independence, and the unity of its land.
There is no doubt that the behavior of these ‘revolutionaries’ reveals an inferiority complex toward Westerners. All their bravado that works against sects is useless with Europeans. True revolutions, in contrast, do not seek anyone’s recognition; rather, the whole world scrambles to win their approval—just as it happened with Khomeini, who had no regard for the West at all. When asked about the orientation of his victorious republic, whether it was Eastern or Western, he replied decisively: 'Neither East nor West, but an Islamic Republic.'
Khomeini did not visit any country after his victory. Instead, journalists from all over the world came to him, forced to sit on his humble mat and bamboo chairs. He treated them with simplicity, without protocols—unlike the Western media's portrayal of Al-Jolani as a statesman, gentle, playing sports, wearing ties and expensive Western watches, and speaking softly.
What matters is that Al-Jolani is desperate for recognition by the (infidel) West. But the West is also desperate to present Al-Jolani as a respectable, well-mannered man, despite the blood still on his hands from the knife he used for slaughter. Thousands of corpses are still waiting to testify against him.
These protocols and meetings are understandable—they are bought and paid for. Every step the West takes toward Al-Jolani is paid for. Nothing is free here. Just Tony Blair sitting down with Al-Shibani cost Qatar millions of dollars. Even the journalistic interviews with Al-Jolani are paid for—millions of dollars go to the newspapers willing to speak with him. The Trumpian mindset is the Western mindset—everything has a price, every photo has a price. What Al-Jolani has been doing since his arrival in Damascus is settling old and new debts to the West. The West blackmails him with his bloody past. It was the West that sent its spies to document the coastal massacre. Many jihadists work for Western intelligence agencies that wanted crimes documented so they could later blackmail Al-Jolani with them. Everything he gets involved in becomes a tool to control and milk him dry.
Al-Jolani has already given away the Golan Heights to Israel for free, offered Syrian independence as a gift to the West, enabled the partition project, provided massacres to cement that partition, and introduced Islamic law in Syria to deepen ignorance and backwardness in society. This extremist religious mentality suits the West perfectly; it helps create a society ripe for ignorance and stagnation. It creates a jihadist farm to breed armies of ignorant fighters driven by mosques and fatwas. We saw a clear example in the massacres of Alawites and Druze, where mosques mobilized tens of thousands of jihadists in the blink of an eye. But when the mosques did not call for jihad against Israel, the ‘mujahideen’ went silent and sank into the earth. Israel reached Al-Jolani’s palace, and still, no caravans of jihad moved—even though it was all a staged act to portray Al-Jolani as Israel’s enemy. In reality, Israel could have taken him out in Idlib like a rabbit if it wanted to—it could still do so today with a slingshot, thanks to the spies surrounding him.
Now Al-Jolani is looking for Eli Cohen’s remains for them and has gifted them the remains of Hafez al-Assad to pressure the Assad family into trading information about Cohen in exchange. Al-Jolani left the Syrian army’s weapons unguarded after he disbanded the army, allowing Israel to burn everything. Israel destroyed the army it feared for 50 years—with Al-Jolani’s help.
Everything protected during the Ba'ath era and the Assads for fifty years—things that Europe was denied—is now offered freely. That’s why Al-Jolani, who sells the country like scrap metal, will be warmly received. The list is long, and Al-Jolani is paying every bill demanded of him from Syria’s wealth and future. The cost of reaching power is extremely high. Every time he looks at the bill and wonders if they might show him leniency, the Europeans frown and raise the yellow card—threatening to evict him from the People’s Palace within 24 hours. He has no army—only militias that could be wiped out by aircraft within hours. He has no sects to support him—he slaughtered everyone and became everyone’s enemy.
So don’t be fooled by the displays of hospitality. He is not received anywhere nor is any envoy sent to him without prepayment. His visit to France is nothing but a French invoice due for payment. He was summoned to Paris, a dinner prepared for him, and contracts for French companies to take over Syria’s resources drawn up. Al-Jolani will pay—with his foot on his own neck.
Don’t believe the propaganda that Al-Jolani is now internationally recognized. Trump didn’t recognize Saudi Arabia. He mocked its kings, turned them into a joke among monarchs, and called Saudi Arabia a milking cow. But when he came to the kingdom, he didn’t see himself as the U.S. president lowering himself to the cow—he brought a giant milk bucket with him and milked the Saudi udders until they dried. Then he summoned Bin Salman to the White House—and milked him there too, while the milked one smiled with joy.
Today, Al-Jolani prepares his own udders for milking and offers them to everyone. Every country wants to squeeze his nipples—Turkey, Britain, Israel, America, France. Everyone who made him and turned him from a criminal into a ‘basketball-playing president’ will milk him mercilessly. Unfortunately, the one paying the price for this ignorant fool and the foolish people who follow him is the Syrian people—its wealth, its future, its independence, and the unity of its land.
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