Hezbollah Leader Echoes Trump That Obama, Clinton Founded ISIS.
The leader of Hezbollah this weekend quoted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's accusation that President Obama and Trump's Democratic rival Hillary Clinton founded ISIS. Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanese militant group, used Trump's claim last week that Obama and Clinton were behind the extremist group ISIS's establishment to bolster his criticism of the U.S. administration in a speech in Lebanon on Saturday, according to a transcript posted by the group's media arm.
"This is not simple speech,” Nasrallah said of Trump's remarks. “This is an American presidential candidate. This was spoken on behalf of the American Republican Party. He has data and documents.”
Trump said on Wednesday that Obama was "the founder of ISIS" and later expanded the claim to include Clinton.
Trump repeated his accusation throughout the next day. He said Friday morning the comment was meant as sarcasm, but later that day qualified that by saying his initial claim was "not that sarcastic."
Hezbollah, a Shiite Muslim militant group and political party, has aligned itself with Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime in that government's civil war against rebel factions. The Lebanese group is also fighting ISIS.
The United States has openly called for Assad to step down and considers both Hezbollah and ISIS terrorist organizations.
The leader of Hezbollah this weekend quoted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's accusation that President Obama and Trump's Democratic rival Hillary Clinton founded ISIS. Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanese militant group, used Trump's claim last week that Obama and Clinton were behind the extremist group ISIS's establishment to bolster his criticism of the U.S. administration in a speech in Lebanon on Saturday, according to a transcript posted by the group's media arm.
"This is not simple speech,” Nasrallah said of Trump's remarks. “This is an American presidential candidate. This was spoken on behalf of the American Republican Party. He has data and documents.”
Trump said on Wednesday that Obama was "the founder of ISIS" and later expanded the claim to include Clinton.
Trump repeated his accusation throughout the next day. He said Friday morning the comment was meant as sarcasm, but later that day qualified that by saying his initial claim was "not that sarcastic."
Hezbollah, a Shiite Muslim militant group and political party, has aligned itself with Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime in that government's civil war against rebel factions. The Lebanese group is also fighting ISIS.
The United States has openly called for Assad to step down and considers both Hezbollah and ISIS terrorist organizations.
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Evidently the sick Terrorist scum doubles as a Comedian in his off time.Hezbollah Leader Echoes Trump That Obama, Clinton Founded ISIS.
The leader of Hezbollah this weekend quoted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's accusation that President Obama and Trump's Democratic rival Hillary Clinton founded ISIS. Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanese militant group, used Trump's claim last week that Obama and Clinton were behind the extremist group ISIS's establishment to bolster his criticism of the U.S. administration in a speech in Lebanon on Saturday, according to a transcript posted by the group's media arm.
"This is not simple speech,” Nasrallah said of Trump's remarks. “This is an American presidential candidate. This was spoken on behalf of the American Republican Party. He has data and documents.”
Trump said on Wednesday that Obama was "the founder of ISIS" and later expanded the claim to include Clinton.
Trump repeated his accusation throughout the next day. He said Friday morning the comment was meant as sarcasm, but later that day qualified that by saying his initial claim was "not that sarcastic."
Hezbollah, a Shiite Muslim militant group and political party, has aligned itself with Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime in that government's civil war against rebel factions. The Lebanese group is also fighting ISIS.
The United States has openly called for Assad to step down and considers both Hezbollah and ISIS terrorist organizations.
they withdrew the security forces from Iraq against the advice of military leaders
they claimed they ended the war in Iraq, they called it "their greatest accomplishment"
they brought instability to Iraq, that instability enabled ISIS to emerge to be the threat that it is today
while ISIS was growing, the fucking idiot called them a JV team
hours before the Paris attacks, he told us ISIS was contained, the french press called the fucking idiot an "asshole"
the administration and their naive idiotic policies have their bloody hands all over the emergence of ISIS, it is what it is
it's a fact
they claimed they ended the war in Iraq, they called it "their greatest accomplishment"
they brought instability to Iraq, that instability enabled ISIS to emerge to be the threat that it is today
while ISIS was growing, the fucking idiot called them a JV team
hours before the Paris attacks, he told us ISIS was contained, the french press called the fucking idiot an "asshole"
the administration and their naive idiotic policies have their bloody hands all over the emergence of ISIS, it is what it is
it's a fact
Maybe we should point a finger at the people that got us into Iraq to begin with, the neocons. Or maybe we should point the finger at the people that started funding and fomenting islamic radicalism mainly as the muslim brotherhood, that would be the nazis and then later the cia. So many fingers to point, really.
That's as credible a source as the Idiot Drumpf. I can't wait for Kim Jong Un, and Drumpf's Master, and Butt Buddy Putin to weigh in.hno:
Not a credible source at all but it does provide another glimpse into what an organization thinks. Not that I put credibility into what they think but it does provide you a look into their thought process.
that scared them, no? he got game
nothing like credibility to impress (read deter or embolden) your enemies
