Iran Smuggles US Weapons from Afghanistan to Terrorists in Israel-The weapons denied by Biden to Israel are instead going to terrorists backed by Biden

Frontpagemagazine ^ | April 2, 2024 | Daniel Greenfield

[SJackson]

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[Lockbar]

Its all about his 10%. Why wasn’t all that gear destroyed before the pull out? Don’t doubt he’s getting his “beak wet”.

[SJackson]

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[butlerweave]

Another Democratic Party Win

[Eleutheria5]

Oh, I don’t. Old Traitor Joe is sharp as a tack when it comes to corruption.

[Eagles6]

I'm tired of hearing about "10% for the Big Guy".

That was only on the CEFC deal, because other parties were involved.

His usual cut is 50%.

Ask his depraved son./sarc.

[donozark]

Only a question of when, not if, these abandoned US weapons would surface. Now Slow Joe wants to put US Boots on the ground in Gaza to build that useless landing dock. Conceivably our own troops could be KIA by their own weapons in the hands of muslim whack jobs.

Mission accomplished.

[PIF]

All part of 0bama’s grand plan as enacted by surrogate Biden.

[Eleutheria5]

Make America Suck A@@!

[ZOOKER]

...Slow Joe wants to put US Boots on the ground in Gaza to build that useless landing dock.

On the contrary, that dock will be very useful with the right people running it. With Hamas or UNWRA in charge, they can smuggle weapons 24/7.

If it's IDF, not so much.

[redangus]

You knew that billions of dollars of materiel was not just going to sit there and rust. I imagine the Taliban are being paid well and the Bidens are getting their cut.

[Mark17]

I wonder if this had anything to do with the attack on the Iran consulate? Was the consulate funneling Weapons into Gaza and other places?

[SJackson]

Seven officers including 3, 2 per some sources, high ranking generals, it was an opportunity made possible by some very good intelligence work. As to funneling Weapons into Gaza and other places, a big factor. That's what the Quds force does, worldwide.

[SJackson]

>i>On the contrary, that dock will be very useful with the right people running it. With Hamas or UNWRA in charge, they can smuggle weapons 24/7.

Last I heard Qatar will be operating it. Will be a problem on the ground but Israel was to be in charge of ground security. I'm sure Joe would like to change that, but I doubt Qatar wants troops on the ground.

[SJackson]

Unmentioned, how is Iran smuggling weapons to Hamas. No airport or port, yet. Israel controls the sea. Egypt, through the Sinai? With the large Egyptian contingent now bordering Gaza how can they do it without Egyptian complicity. They must know where tunnel entrances are.

[SJackson]

Should have noted there’s a presence in the Sinai of ISIS and other terror groups. Perhaps taking advantage of friendly members of the Egyptian military

[ZOOKER]

Last I heard Qatar will be operating it.

Qatar? The place where rich Hamas terrorists live in luxury?

Must be a coincidence...

[SJackson]

Qatar offered to expel them a few days after 10/7. Anthony Blinkin told them not to.

Qatar Offered to Expel Hamas Leaders; Blinken Said No

The proposal was made in somewhat of a roundabout way during the emir’s opening remarks at an October 13 closed-door meeting in Doha with Blinken. Thani began by expressing his horror over Hamas’s attack in which some 1,200 people in Israel were slaughtered and another 253 were abducted into Gaza. He then asked whether it was time for the US to ask Qatar to expel the Hamas’s leaders, the two officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

When Blinken began his own remarks, he didn’t respond directly to the emir’s proposal but did go on to say that he thought it would be better for Qatar to use its contacts with Hamas — through the office it allowed the terror group to establish in Doha in 2012 at Washington’s behest — to mediate between the Gaza war parties to secure a hostage deal, the officials recalled. They added that the US secretary of state also clarified that it would not be “business as usual” for Hamas in Qatar once the conflict concludes.

Qatar has come under increasing pressure for what critics in the Israeli government — along with some US Republicans — say has been its refusal to lean hard enough on Hamas to agree to a hostage deal with Israel, including by threatening to oust the terror group’s leadership in Doha; and the back-and-forth in October 13 meeting revealed a more complex picture.

[ZOOKER]

Oh I see.

It's COMPLEX.