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Female police officer with a sinister look!

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The motivation for this post comes from my disappointment with Greek film and media content which do not reflect social realities. Being a long time fan of Italian Neorealism I am hoping that eventually we shall develop our own brand of social realism in this country, hence this attempt to create ideas for whom it may concern.

I will give you 4 recent headlines from Greek newspapers: 1) Police arrested a large protection gang in Athens. Among the members was a police woman that got an award for being the best police officer a few years ago. 2) Greek police arrested 2 Turkish citizens in central Athens after finding 49 Glocks in their apartment 3) Media reports traffic cameras will be installed in major intersections in the Athens metro area. 4) Numerous arrests the past few years for drugs hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador. Can you combine these into a story idea 3-4 paragraphs length that could be used to develop a script for film or TV? Feel free to introduce one or more characters that will tie the narrative together.


Mistral.AI

Shadows of Athens

In the bustling heart of Athens, Detective Elena Kosta, a once-decorated police officer, finds herself entangled in a web of corruption and deceit. Known for her exemplary service and an award for being the best police officer a few years ago, Elena’s life takes a dramatic turn when she is revealed to be part of a large protection racket operating in the city. Her arrest sends shockwaves through the police department and the community, leaving her colleagues and friends grappling with the reality of her double life.

Meanwhile, the Athens police make a significant bust, arresting two Turkish citizens in central Athens after discovering 49 Glock pistols in their apartment. The investigation into this arms trafficking case leads to unexpected connections with Elena’s protection racket. As the police delve deeper, they uncover a complex network involving international crime syndicates and local corrupt officials. The media frenzy surrounding the case intensifies as reporters reveal plans to install traffic cameras at major intersections in the Athens metro area, raising questions about surveillance and privacy in the name of public safety.

In a parallel narrative, Nikos Papadopoulos, a seasoned journalist, becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind the recent surge in drug trafficking cases. His investigation leads him to a series of arrests involving drugs hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador. As Nikos digs deeper, he discovers that the same criminal network behind the drug trafficking is also connected to the arms trafficking case and Elena’s protection racket. The lines between justice and corruption blur as Nikos and the police race against time to dismantle the criminal organization before it can strike again.

In the climactic finale, Elena, now cooperating with the authorities to reduce her sentence, provides crucial information that helps Nikos and the police bring down the mastermind behind the interconnected criminal operations. The story culminates in a high-stakes confrontation, revealing the true extent of the corruption within the city and the personal sacrifices made by those fighting for justice. “Shadows of Athens” is a gripping tale of betrayal, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of truth in a city shrouded in secrets.


Claude.AI

Here’s a story concept that weaves those elements together:

Rise and Fall of the Banana Queen

A highly decorated Athens police officer, Marina Stavros, leads a double life. On the surface, she’s the department’s shining star - recipient of multiple awards and the public face of a new traffic camera initiative aimed at modernizing the city’s law enforcement. But behind the scenes, she’s a key player in one of Athens’ most sophisticated protection rackets, using her position to help criminal enterprises stay one step ahead of law enforcement.

Marina’s world begins to unravel when a massive shipment of guns from Turkey intersects with her usual operation - facilitating the movement of cocaine hidden in banana containers from Ecuador. The Turks want to muscle in on the protection business, threatening the delicate ecosystem of corruption she’s built. When a rookie detective starts noticing patterns in the traffic camera footage that doesn’t add up, Marina finds herself caught between rival criminal factions and her own colleagues.

As the walls close in, Marina must decide whether to betray her criminal associates or her badge, all while navigating increasingly dangerous waters as various criminal enterprises begin to turn on each other. The story explores themes of loyalty, corruption, and the thin line between law enforcement and organized crime in modern Athens, where old-world criminal enterprises clash with new technology and surveillance methods.

Would you like me to expand on any particular aspect of this story concept?


Gemini

Just a sec…


ChatGPT

Certainly! Here’s a story idea inspired by those headlines, with a character-driven angle for potential TV or film development:

Shadows of Athens

Genre: Crime Thriller / Drama

Logline: A decorated police officer, secretly involved in a vast criminal syndicate, is forced to navigate betrayal, violence, and her own guilt when a massive international drug shipment threatens to expose her and destroy the fragile trust she has built in her city.


Story Overview:

Athens, Greece— a city caught between its ancient history and modern-day turmoil, where corruption, crime, and the pursuit of power intertwine. Police officer Margarita “Mari” Kouris was once celebrated as the city’s finest cop, awarded “Best Officer” after a string of successful busts. But behind the badge, Mari is deeply entangled in a dangerous criminal underworld, part of a large gang running extortion rackets and drug shipments from South America. Her reputation is about to be shattered.

The story kicks off with the arrest of Faruk and Mustafa, two Turkish nationals, who are caught with 49 high-powered Glocks in their Athens apartment. The weapons, part of a broader smuggling operation, are linked to a major arms supplier in Turkey. At the same time, intelligence surfaces about a huge drug shipment hidden in banana crates arriving from Ecuador—only this time, the stakes are higher. The shipment is more than just cocaine—it’s laced with a new drug, “Styx”, which could destabilize the entire European market.

Mari’s double life is exposed when the gang’s ties to her come under investigation after a raid reveals her name on a list of contacts linked to the cartel. As the Greek authorities close in, Mari must confront her own actions and deal with the rise of a new, brutal rival gang trying to take control of her operations. But when one of her closest colleagues, Nikos, a rising star in the police force, begins to suspect her, Mari finds herself caught between loyalty to her criminal family and her duty as an officer. In a city where trust is a currency as valuable as the drugs and guns, Mari must figure out how to protect her loved ones, including her estranged younger sister, Elena, who’s unwittingly caught up in the mess, while avoiding capture.

As Mari’s life spirals, she must decide if she will sacrifice everything for redemption or keep playing the dangerous game she’s been trapped in for years.


Key Characters:

  • Mari Kouris (Lead): A hardened yet conflicted police officer, struggling with the double life she leads as both protector and perpetrator.
  • Nikos Stavros: A young, ambitious detective determined to prove his worth and unaware that his mentor is the very person he’s hunting.
  • Elena Kouris: Mari’s younger sister, who works in a local cafĂ© and is unknowingly entangled in Mari’s criminal dealings when she becomes involved with the wrong people.
  • Faruk and Mustafa: Turkish smugglers caught in the middle of an escalating conflict between rival gangs, who know more than they let on about the “Styx” drug shipment.
  • Dimitris” (The Rival Gang Leader): A ruthless businessman looking to take over Mari’s operations and destroy her career, regardless of the cost.

The tension escalates as Mari tries to manage the collapse of her criminal empire while keeping her true identity hidden from Nikos, who is getting closer to discovering her dark past. The heart of the story lies in Mari’s internal conflict between saving her city from the criminals she’s been complicit in creating, and saving herself from the law that’s closing in on her.


Grok

Below is a story idea inspired by the four headlines you provided, crafted into a 3-4 paragraph narrative suitable for a film or TV script development.

Shadows of Trust

In the bustling chaos of Athens, Detective Eleni Pappas, once celebrated as the city’s finest police officer, navigates a double life. Years after receiving her prestigious award, she’s fallen from grace, secretly entangled with a sprawling protection gang that preys on the city’s vulnerable businesses. The gang’s latest scheme unravels when a routine traffic stop—captured by newly installed cameras at a busy metro intersection—reveals Eleni escorting two Turkish operatives, brothers Cem and Arda, through Athens’ underbelly. Hidden in their apartment, police uncover 49 Glocks, exposing a dangerous arms trafficking ring tied to her gang. Eleni’s world begins to collapse as her dual loyalties are tested, forcing her to confront the corruption she’s enabled and the lives she’s endangered.

Meanwhile, Officer Nikos Karalis, a sharp-eyed rookie with a knack for detail, stumbles onto the case. Assigned to monitor the new traffic camera feeds, he spots Eleni’s suspicious behavior and begins piecing together her connection to the gang. His investigation deepens when he links the Glock stash to a broader network, one that intersects with a bizarre drug smuggling operation—cocaine concealed in banana shipments from Ecuador, uncovered through numerous arrests over recent years. Nikos, driven by a mix of ambition and a personal vendetta against corruption (his father was a disgraced cop), becomes obsessed with exposing Eleni, unaware that she’s watching his every move, torn between silencing him or seeking redemption.

As the stakes escalate, Eleni orchestrates a desperate plan to protect herself and the Turkish brothers, staging a heist to relocate the gang’s operations. But Nikos, using the traffic cameras and intercepted intel, closes in, leading to a tense showdown in an Athens warehouse stacked with banana crates and weapons. The confrontation forces Eleni to choose: cling to the shadows of her corrupted past or betray the gang to save what’s left of her soul. The story ends ambiguously, with Nikos staring at a grainy camera feed of Eleni vanishing into the night—her fate uncertain, her legacy a cautionary tale of trust and betrayal in a city where justice bends but rarely breaks.


Qwen

A Web of Corruption and Deceit

In the bustling city of Athens, a shadowy underworld thrives beneath the surface of everyday life. The story begins with Detective Andreas Kostas, a seasoned officer in the Greek police force, who uncovers a massive protection racket operating within his own department. Among the gang members arrested is Officer Maria Laskaris, once hailed as the “best police officer” for her dedication to duty. Her fall from grace shocks not only her colleagues but also the public, revealing a web of corruption that reaches deeper than anyone imagined. As Kostas delves further into the case, he discovers that Maria was merely a pawn in a larger game involving high-ranking officials and international criminals.

Meanwhile, two Turkish citizens are arrested in central Athens after 49 Glocks are found in their apartment. This discovery points to an arms-smuggling ring tied to drug trafficking operations. The trail leads Kostas to Ecuador, where shipments of bananas have been used as cover for smuggling narcotics into Europe. Enter Sofia Vasquez, an investigative journalist working on exposing these illegal activities. Her relentless pursuit of truth brings her into contact with Kostas, forming an uneasy alliance as they work together to unravel the conspiracy. Their investigation takes them through dangerous alleys of Athens, secret warehouses filled with contraband, and luxurious penthouses belonging to powerful crime lords.

As traffic cameras are installed at major intersections across Athens, ostensibly to improve road safety, Kostas suspects that this initiative might be part of the same corrupt network. He believes the cameras could serve as surveillance tools for monitoring key players involved in illegal activities. With time running out, Kostas and Vasquez must navigate treacherous waters while evading both corrupt law enforcement officers and ruthless criminals. In a climactic showdown, they confront the mastermind behind the entire operation—a shadowy figure whose identity threatens to shake the foundations of Greek society.

Their journey reveals how deeply intertwined organized crime and government corruption can become, forcing them to question who they can trust and what price justice demands. Together, they fight against overwhelming odds, determined to bring light to the darkness that has consumed their city.


Deep Seek

Shadows of Athens

In the heart of Athens, where ancient history collides with modern chaos, Detective Eleni Kostas, a once-decorated police officer, finds herself at the center of a sprawling criminal underworld. Eleni, who had been celebrated as the “Best Police Officer” just a few years ago, is now under investigation after her shocking arrest as part of a high-profile protection gang. The gang, which had been operating under the radar for years, was busted in a dramatic raid led by her former colleagues. As Eleni sits in a dimly lit interrogation room, her mind races—how did she fall so far, and who set her up?

Meanwhile, across the city, two Turkish nationals, Ahmet and Yusuf, are arrested in a quiet apartment in central Athens. The discovery of 49 Glock pistols in their possession sends shockwaves through the police force. The weapons are traced back to a larger network of arms trafficking, with ties to the same protection gang Eleni was involved in. As the investigation deepens, it becomes clear that the gang’s operations extend far beyond Athens, with connections to international drug smuggling. Recent arrests for cocaine hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador suggest a sophisticated logistics network, one that Eleni might have been privy to.

As the city prepares for the installation of traffic cameras at major intersections—a move meant to curb crime and improve safety—Eleni realizes that these cameras could either be her salvation or her downfall. She knows too much about the gang’s operations, including their plans to exploit the new surveillance system. With time running out, Eleni must decide whether to cooperate with the authorities or take matters into her own hands. Her former partner, Detective Nikos Karas, is determined to bring her in, but he can’t shake the feeling that Eleni is hiding something crucial—something that could unravel the entire network.

In a climactic showdown, Eleni and Nikos confront each other in the shadow of the Acropolis, where the line between justice and betrayal blurs. As the traffic cameras flicker to life, capturing every move, Eleni makes a choice that will change the fate of Athens forever. Will she expose the truth, or will the city’s shadows consume her?


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By Serafart - Own work based on: Syria (orthographic projection).svgSource for showing Alexandretta as being claimed by Syria: (1956). “The Sanjak of Alexandretta (Hatay): Its Impact on Turkish-Syrian Relations (1939-1956)”. The Middle East Journal 10 (4): 379-394., CC BY-SA 4.0, Link

Map of Syria with disputed territories highlighted in light green - Wikimedia

The plan for the following is to have a series of topics and then the sources and notes:

Prison Releases

Bucca Prison - Iraq

North Syria - 2024

North Syria - future

Sources and Comments

Special section on James Corbett:

Anderson, Tim (2015) “The Dirty War On Syria: Chemical Fabrications, The East Ghouta Incident” - Prof. Tim Anderson is with the Centre for Counter Hegemonic Studies - Global Research, December 12, 2015 http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-dirty-war-on-syria-chemical-fabrications-the-east-ghouta-incident/5493698 - Archive: https://archive.ph/iDKIw

al-Assad, Bashar (2025) “Statement by President Bashar al-Assad on the Circumstances Leading to His Departure from Syria” - Global Research, December 17, 2024 https://www.globalresearch.ca/bashar-al-assad-circumstances-leading-departure-syria/5875200 - Archive: https://archive.ph/RyFrr

Chulov, Martin - “Largest of America’s two prisons in Iraq to shut” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/sep/16/us-prison-iraq-bucca-closure - The Guardian - 17 Sep 2009

The largest of America’s two prisons in Iraq, Camp Bucca, will close by the weekend as the US military winds down the highly contentious detention programme it has run for the last six years. From next week only one US-run facility – Camp Cropper near Baghdad airport – will still be operating. That too is expected to close by the end of the year, leaving only 1,000 allegedly “hardcore” detainees in joint US and Iraqi hands.

At its peak Camp Bucca held about 26,000 inmates, many of whom were thought to be Islamic extremists and factional leaders in the sectarian war that ravaged Iraq in 2006 and 2007. The sprawling desert compound, near the port of Umm Qasr in southern Iraq, was described by prisoners as harsh.

Corbett, James (2013) - “Interview 738 – Sharmine Narwani on the Geopolitics of the Syrian War” https://corbettreport.com/interview-738-sharmine-narwani-on-the-geopolitics-of-the-syrian-war/ - Sep 3, 2013

Corbett, James (2016) - “Interview 1173 – Tim Anderson Exposes the Dirty War on Syria” https://corbettreport.com/interview-1173-tim-anderson-exposes-the-dirty-war-on-syria/ - May 26, 2016

Corbett, James (2024a) - “Episode 469 – A Brief History of the War on Syria” https://corbettreport.com/a-brief-history-of-the-war-on-syria/ - Dec 11, 2024 - Archive: https://archive.ph/tyQii

Corbett, James (2024b) - “The Fall of Syria: What You Need to Know” https://corbettreport.com/the-fall-of-syria-what-you-need-to-know/ - Dec 15, 2024 - Archive: https://archive.ph/nKEG8

Corbett, James (2024c) - “Interview 1922 – Making Sense of Syria on The Last American Vagabond” https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/james-corbett-interview-12-18-24/ and https://corbettreport.com/making-sense-of-syria/ - Dec 21, 2024 - Archive: https://archive.ph/yAt9N

Courage Foundation (2019) “Panel Criticizes ‘Unacceptable Practices’ in the OPCW’s investigation of the Alleged Chemical Attack in Douma, Syria on April 7th 2018” - October 23, 2019 https://www.couragefound.org/2019/10/opcw-panel-statement/ - Archive: https://archive.ph/dUPVn

Based on the whistleblower’s extensive presentation, including internal emails, text exchanges and suppressed draft reports, we are unanimous in expressing our alarm over unacceptable practices in the investigation of the alleged chemical attack in Douma, near the Syrian capital of Damascus on 7 April 2018. We became convinced by the testimony that key information about chemical analyses, toxicology consultations, ballistics studies, and witness testimonies was suppressed, ostensibly to favor a preordained conclusion.

Courage Foundation (2021) “FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Leading International Voices and Chemical Weapons Experts Call for Accountability and Transparency at the OPCW” - 12 March 2021 https://www.couragefound.org/press-release/press-release-leading-international-voices-and-chemical-weapons-experts-call-for-accountability-and-transparency-at-the-opcw/ - Archive: https://archive.ph/AKkif

Cradle (2024a) - “Iraq boosts security on Syrian border after US proxies free hundreds of ISIS fighters” https://thecradle.co/articles-id/26216 - Aug 1, 2024

Officials from Mosul say the released ISIS fighters have been ‘dispersed along the Iraqi borders’ with no monitoring

Cradle (2024b) - “Abu Mohammad al-Julani: Putting lipstick on a pig” https://thecradle.co/articles/abu-mohammad-al-julani-putting-lipstick-on-a-pig - Dec 13, 2024

Julani’s rise from Al-Qaeda affiliate to a western-recognized ‘moderate’ leader exemplifies how geopolitics trumps ideology. For years, the west has pretended to fight terrorism while leveraging Julani and his vast Al-Qaeda and ISIS-linked terror network to destabilize Syria.

This past July, American-backed Kurds released around 1,500 ISIS prisoners from detention camps, which the US military describes as an ISIS “army in waiting.”

Cradle (2024c) “US officials say ‘massive ISIS jailbreak’ possible if Turkish-backed offensive continues in north Syria” https://thecradle.co/articles-id/28135 - Dec 19, 2024

Extremist groups that seized power in Damascus with the backing of Ankara and Washington have been clashing with Kurdish militias who control dozens of prisons holding thousands of ISIS fighters

Cradle (2025) “Syria ‘open for foreign investment,’ FM says at Davos: Syrian FM Asaad Hassan al-Shibani, a founder of Al-Qaeda in Syria, held a dialogue with Iraq war architect, former UK prime minister Tony Blair” - Jan 23, 2025 - https://thecradle.co/articles-id/28582 - Archive: https://archive.ph/Q6Ndz

“Syria’s economic resources are diverse, and we have a lot of sectors – industry, tourism … of course, the economy in the future will be open and will open the road for foreign investment,” he said at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

Syria's Foreign Minister Al Shibani with Tony Blair

Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Al Shibani speaks with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair during the 55th annual World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland, January 22, 2025. REUTERS/Yves Herman

Crooke, Alastair (2025) “Imperial hubris (and its consequences) in Syria” - Strategic Culture Foundation - January 1, 2025 https://strategic-culture.su/news/2025/01/01/imperial-hubris-and-its-consequences-in-syria/ - Archive: https://archive.ph/Xax0f

Erdogan now indisputably ‘owns’ ‘former-Syria’. Ottoman irredentist sentiment is ecstatic and demanding more Turkish revanchism. Others – the more secular city dwellers of Turkey however – are less enthused by the display of Turkish religious nationalism.

Erdogan however, may well be (or may soon be) experiencing buyer’s remorse: Yes, Turkey stands tall as Syria’s new landlord, but he is now ‘the responsible’ for what happens next. (HTS is plainly exposed as a Turkish proxy). Minorities are being killed; brutal sectarian executions are accelerating; sectarianism becoming more extreme. There is still no Syrian economy in sight; no revenues, and no fuel for the gasoline refinery (previously supplied by Iran).

Dahl, Edgar W. - “Detention operations in Iraq: Not what you think” By Command Sgt. Maj. Edgar W. Dahl https://www.dvidshub.net/news/21610/detention-operations-iraq-not-you-think - Task Force Bucca Public Affairs Office - 07.18.2008 - PR by Multi-National Corps Iraq Public Affairs

Durgham, Nader (2025) - “US plans to withdraw all troops from Syria, report says: The move prompted by President Trump would leave US-backed Kurdish forces facing an uncertain future” https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/us-plans-withdraw-all-troops-syria-report-says - 5 February 2025

Kit Klarenberg (2024) “Privatizing Syria: US Plans to Sell Off a Nation’s Wealth After Assad” - Mint Press News - December 17th, 2024 https://www.mintpressnews.com/privatizing-syria-us-plans-to-sell-off-a-nations-wealth-after-assad/288843/ - Archive: https://archive.ph/XUCfQ

In Syria’s protracted political and economic dismantling, there are eerie echoes of the U.S. Empire’s destruction of Yugoslavia throughout the 1990s. During that decade, the multiethnic socialist federation’s breakup produced bitter wars of independence in Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia – encouraged, financed, armed, and prolonged every step by Western powers.

Krainer, Alex bio on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B08ZJXTPZ6/about

Alex Krainer is well known in the alterative geopolitics podcast circuit, and he made a number of apperances in early December suggesting that what may be happening in Syria is similar to what happened in Afghanistan where the US managed to involve Russia in a messy situation. Except this time we may have the reverse. Google Alex Krainer Syria Russia trap.

We will probably never find out the intent of Russia and Iran but we may end up with a messy situation regardless of what Russia and Iran intended. Here is how it could play: if the US withdraw all troops from Syria then the Kurdish forces may release AQ etc prisoners. The situation could become chaotic and that will “invite” the Israelis to move north-east and join forces with the Kurds and eventually open a corridor through Iraq to Iran. Possible and arguably plausible given Zionist aspirations for a “Greater Israel” and the possibility that some of the released fighters end up causing destabilization in Iraq.

McCoy, Terrence - “How the Islamic State evolved in an American prison” https://archive.ph/12Stu - Washington Post - November 4, 2014

Mahmoud’s assessment of Camp Bucca, which funneled 100,000 detainees through its barracks and closed months later, would prove prescient. The camp now represents an opening chapter in the history of the Islamic State — many of its leaders, including Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, were incarcerated and probably met there. According to former prison commanders, analysts and soldiers, Camp Bucca provided a unique setting for both prisoner radicalization and inmate collaboration — and was formative in the development of today’s most potent jihadist force.

Soufan Center - “IntelBrief: Avoiding the Next Camp Bucca” https://thesoufancenter.org/intelbrief-avoiding-the-next-camp-bucca/ - The Soufan Center - March 21, 2019

During the surge of the U.S. war in Iraq, tens of thousands of Iraqis were held in U.S. detention centers, including in Camp Bucca. It was within the confines of these overcrowded camps that the next iteration of terror germinated among detainees. Led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, these prisoners would become the future foot soldiers of the so-called Islamic State (IS). Aware of the potential of these prisoners, the group’s nascent leadership engineered a systematic and successful campaign called ‘Breaking the Walls’ that freed thousands of supporters from Iraqi-run centers. As with nearly every aspect of the cyclical ebb and flow of terrorism and counterterrorism in Iraq, the issue of overcrowded detention centers spawning another wave of terror is relevant once again. However, this time the situation could be far worse.

Welch, Michael (2025) “From the Frying Pan into the Fire? Analysis of What is Happening in Syria in 2025” - Link to full podcast audio and partial transcript. Michael Welch talks with Drago Bosnic and Laith Marouf - Global Research, January 10, 2025 https://www.globalresearch.ca/from-the-frying-pan-into-the-fire-analysis-of-what-is-happening-in-syria-in-2025/5876809 - Archive: https://archive.ph/dik86

Laith Marouf: And by the way, just for our listeners to understand, something like 70% of the population of Syria is Muslim Sunni, but the vast majority of those Muslim Sunnis, like 90% of them, are following the Sufi sects, Sufi schools, meaning mystics. They’re not followers of the orthodox schools of the Sunni Islam. And although we hear a lot about, rightly so, about the targeting of Alawi shrines and the attacks on Alawi populations and Christian sites, the vast majority of attacks on religious temples is on Muslim Sunni mosques where HTS thugs are coming in and lynching Sufi imams and appointing Wahhabi imams. …

And a few mosques in Damascus, in the old city, there was scuffles where the parishioners kicked out these Wahhabi preachers. So I’m just throwing that out just maybe to help everybody understand that the situation in Syria is not about Islam versus other religions. It’s about an imported cult, the Wahhabi cult that has been working for the CIA and the Saudi establishment, the Saudi monarchy, to poison all the Muslim countries that are defending themselves against American imperialism.

Woods, Keith (2024) “Israel’s Love Affair with Syrian Jihadis: For years, Zionists have backed the most radical elements in Syria” - Substack https://keithwoods.pub/p/israel-jihad - Archive: https://archive.ph/UOljT


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