The propaganda from supporters of Russia and Iran never stops, either connecting ISIS to Saudi Arabia or labeling it an Israeli-American invention. The truth is that the ISI and CIA collaborated to finance and establish the mujahedeen in order to use covert tactics to overthrow the USSR. Though this was successfully employed against them, the Taliban and Al Qaeda emerged as the offshoot of those mujahedeen. This was not anticipated by the cia. At most crime scenes, an investigation is conducted into the victim of the crime in the first information report, or fir. Can someone help me identify the benefactor in the instance of ISIS, where Sunni governments or areas have been destabilized and their reputation has been damaged due to ISIS’s criminal behavior? Since Iran has been fighting to support pro-Iranian nations based on their religious views from Pakistan all the way to Lebanon in the Middle East, why would Saudi Arabia or the United nations damage the reputation of Sunnis or destabilize Sunni states? Although there being no Shia presence among the Palestinian Arabs, it is unclear why the Iranians provide financial and logistical support to the Sunni Hamas, which targets Israel with unprovoked missile launches in order to maintain hostilities. Palestinian casualties were severe as a consequence of Israeli security forces’ retaliation. Where is the rationality in the Sunni terrorists’ efforts toward the Iranian agenda? Iran has a history of hostilities with Sunni powers. Iran battled for Sunni rights at what point in history? How did that history turn around, leading to Iranian financial and logistical backing for Hamas in the face of a Palestinian Arab populace that is exclusively Sunni? Upon the culmination of all these exploits facilitated by Iranian assistance, whether it overt or covert, the Iranians, along with China and Russia, are appealing for solidarity in their battle against terrorist networks. This is really directed toward Sunnis, enabling the clandestine promotion of Iranian plans, and successfully use social media to sway public opinion in the West. China confronts the 20 million Sunnis in Xinjiang, while Russia faces the Sunnis in the oil-rich province of Chechnya. The shared opponent for Iran, Syria, Russia, and China is the Sunni population, which makes up 85% of the world’s 23% Muslim population—the second largest group after Christians. Few people are aware that after US military operations in Afghanistan following 9/11, a number of extremist leaders, notably Sunni terrorist Gulfbadin Hekmatyar, sought safety in Iran. Why did Iran show support for those connected to the Taliban? Because of their covert logistical assistance for sunni terrorist groups, the Iranian covert operation is successfully eroding public attitudes against sunni nations. Afghanistan and Pakistan, among other Sunni Arab nations, have historically been US allies. Through iranian covert activities that benefit both Iran and Russia, this is eroding American intrinsic support in the Muslim world by presenting them through the prism of terrorists. Could I ask you a few questions? First question: Who, in the Muslim world, upholds the authority of clerics by popular mandate? Second question: Is it not a proclaimed rogue state by the West? Question 3: Can you identify one Sunni state where the Taliban, Al Qaeda, or ISIS have received mandates from the public? What does it indicate, if not? In conclusion, it is problematic that open-ended inquiries have not been used to evaluate the undercurrents, which include the events in Syria. Perceptions on the success of the Iranian-Russian alliance will be obtained via the structured questionnaire. A decision that is impartial, real, and trustworthy must be reached. American policymakers must comprehend the fundamental phenomena with intelligence. The term wahabism is misused and propagated by Iranian operatives in order to fabricate a rift among the Sunni governments. Note: The essay in no way disparages any organization or denomination; rather, we firmly believe in religious peace. Extremists who identify as Sunni or Shia have both received the same condemnation. Saudi Arabia warns that Assad in Syria has no future at http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/30/?cmp=twt_gu
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