Sunday Spin #1 - NatSecAd Jake Sullivan Gives His Best Efforts to Justify Afghan Crisis
Jake Sullivan is Joe Biden’s National Security Advisor. Jake Sullivan controls the National Security Council, which is an assembly of security strategists from across the spectrum of government, located inside the White House. In his role NSA Jake Sullivan coordinates with the Pentagon, State Department, and intelligence apparatus (foreign and domestic) writ large. Sullivan is a 44-year-old political ideologue.
In this interview [Video Here] Sullivan’s role is to protect the interests of the White House amid the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan.
Notes: Sullivan claims 30,000 U.S. citizens and Afghan nationals who assisted the U.S. have been evacuated. This aligns with the Pentagon statement from yesterday; however, notice Sullivan doesn’t say where they went. From yesterday’s Pentagon press conference with Maj. General Hank Taylor we know the vast majority, again 30,000 stated, have been transported to Qatar. Why Qatar?
The U.S. has advanced military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and UAE. Why pick Qatar?
Qatar is aligned in ideological purpose with the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Gulf Arab States, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), do not align with Qatar’s extremist position. However, as shown by transactional relationships within the past 15 years, the U.S. State Department is ideologically aligned in common principle with Qatar, and by extension The Muslim Brotherhood – the political umbrella organization of authentic Islam (Taliban, al-Qaeda, ISIS, etc).
The Qatari government previously assisted the U.S. State Department with covert weapons distribution during the Obama/Clinton era (see Libya etc.).
Qatar is aligned with Deep State political actors like former Senator John McCain. Qatar spends massive amounts of money, and operates as a financial laundry for the black operation elements within the U.S. government.
Qatar funds the Brookings Institute and by extension the Lawfare group who operate based on their domestic ideology inside the U.S.
Qatar is aligned with the geopolitical interests of China including the ‘One-belt/One-road‘ initiative for broad global Chinese influence. Qatar, is ideologically aligned with extremist Islam (authentic Islam) and naturally aligned with Turkey and Pakistan.
Qatar was the host to many GITMO detainees that were removed from U.S. custody. Qatar is where the newly empowered leadership of the Taliban came from, when they recently returned to Afghanistan.
In essence Qatar is the mid-east laundry operation for all U.S. left-wing interests with the worldview of globalism and a positive outlook toward China.
The Gulf Arab States (Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, UAE, Egypt, Jordan) are aligned toward nationalism, domestic security and more moderate versions of Islamic doctrine. Qatar is the carefully managed troublemaker amid the regional community. Hardline globalists like Qatar, secular nationalists do not.
Put simply, that’s why Qatar. Joe Biden and the U.S. State Department are aligned with Qatar as their ally in the filtration process for the distribution of Afghani Special Immigration Visas (SIV’s) into the United States. Anything Qatar is bad news for America-First supporters.
President Trump likely would not have used Qatar as the interim host; Joe Biden would.
♦ Returning to the interview, Jake Sullivan also blamed the people in Afghanistan for waiting too long to exit. However, he was not challenged (not surprisingly) on Joe Biden’s July statements that Afghanistan would be stable and not collapse, which was the baseline for people in Afghanistan waiting.
Notice within the interview the term “we facilitated“, to avoid the issue of how many people the U.S. has directly evacuated. Most of those successfully evacuating the region are doing so “on their own.” Most authentic SIV evacuees and American citizens not connected to the fraudulent transfer of refugees simply seeking entry into the U.S, are chartering flights, acting independently and working through the escape process with private industry and non-governmental agencies.
From appearances it seems the vast majority of those currently being moved by the U.S. military –through Qatar– are opportunistic Afghan nationals, refugees, hoping to avoid any filtration process and get to the United States by claiming asylum. As time goes on we should have a better understanding of the scale of that operation. Here’s the interview:
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