Al Qaeda's US traitor speaks up for Palestinians

Counterterrorism Blog:

... Gadahn sharply criticized the Obama administration for its policies towards the Palestinians. According to Gadahn, "The Obama administration is an old/new American administration led by a clique of Zionist Jews and Zionized Christians who respect in a believer neither kinship nor convenant... So, patient Mujahid brothers in Palestine, continue your jihad and heroics against the ferocious Zio-Crusader assault on the lands of the Muslims... Zio-Crusader interests everywhere are legitimate targets for us... the Jewish enemy doesn't abstain from striking us wherever possible... So is it logical after that for us to abstain from striking their interests wherever possible?"

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There is nothing like mixing a little ethnic hatred of the Jews and religious bigotry into an toxic mix of support for the Palestinians. I think it hints of al Qaeda's desperation. They probably think a little Jew baiting will increase support for their failing mass murder for Allah campaign.

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