Such was the title of a short book
written some months ago by an expert in Russian affairs. To know and
keep up with the realities of the world and why your enemies move the
way they do is essential in today’s time just as it was in the past.
Possibly in the days of the Prophet (saws) it
was not as easy to know and it took much more effort to gain access to
what your enemy was thinking and planning but today they write books on
such, and all praise belongs to Allah.
History
History
The author starts with mentioning that imperial Russia is fully aware
of its heritage and history, that being it sees itself as a
continuation of Rome (a “third Rome” said by the author). Driven by the
desire of greed imperial Russia is no new comer to the Middle East and
the eastern part of the Mediterranean (where the pagan religion of
Christianity was received by them). With the decline of the pagan state
of the Ottomans the pagan empires of Europe and Russia then began to
fight over what was left and for claiming the authoritative right of the
protector of the pagan Christians.
The “Great Game” as the author calls it then plays out between Russia and Britain for the goods of this worldly life. Points noted through reading the history and the history of all pagan empires is what drives them is their lustfully pursuit of the worlds treasure and for spreading corruption. In complete contrast to this is the noble driving force in which the believing slaves of Allah wage war for (from the kingdom of Sulayman to the state founded by the Prophet). Allah said, “Those who believe fight for the cause of Allah, and those who disbelieve fight for the cause of the taghut.” Such manifests itself in the history of the believers and the ignorant pagan disbelievers.
The “Great Game” as the author calls it then plays out between Russia and Britain for the goods of this worldly life. Points noted through reading the history and the history of all pagan empires is what drives them is their lustfully pursuit of the worlds treasure and for spreading corruption. In complete contrast to this is the noble driving force in which the believing slaves of Allah wage war for (from the kingdom of Sulayman to the state founded by the Prophet). Allah said, “Those who believe fight for the cause of Allah, and those who disbelieve fight for the cause of the taghut.” Such manifests itself in the history of the believers and the ignorant pagan disbelievers.
The author continues in mentioning the imperial nature of Russia
through its history and comes to the cold war and its war in
Afghanistan. The fall of the previous regime in Iran and the rise of the
Rafidah in Iran cut America from the region for the time and Russia
seeking to capitalize on this sought to invade Afghanistan in which its
communist allies who were ruling were feeling pressure from its
opponents. Imperial Russia invaded and what ensued is known. The pagans
of imperial Russia got a first hand taste of how it feels to fight the
Mujahidin (as they had previously fought the pagan Ottomans) on the
ground and the no-border mindset that captures the hearts of the
Muslimeen.
In the words of the author, “Russians learned to appreciate the resilience of Muslim guerillas, the vitality and consolidating power of Islam…The ‘Afghan syndrome’ commanded Moscow to never again seek to impose one’s ideology and one’s rule on a Muslim country.” Another point that comes to light when reading this and other works is the parroting the pagan disbelievers implore in writing about the Muslim who fights. Every pagan empire fights and when documenting this no mention of “radical” or “extremist” comes into play. However, as soon as Islam and the Muslim is mentioned, these parrots who can not use their own intellect and thoughts, calls fighting for the sake of Allah “radical Islam” or “radicalization.” The Muslim who fights the imperial empires who want nothing other to corrupt him, his family, the world, and to plunder the wealth that he has rights over is a “radical extremist” to these ignorant pagans.
Thirty months after imperial Russia pulled out of Afghanistan, having been exhausted and bled to death by the grace of Allah, their empire, influence, and prestige crumbled and saw the Mujahidin with a lighter complexion closer to their doorsteps in the Chechnya.
Then the author goes on to explain the history of the not-so allied alliances in the Middle East between imperial Russia and the apostate Egyptian, Syrian, and ‘Iraqi regimes. As well, highlighting the petty feuds between the apostate regimes and the Jews in the blessed lands of Sham.
The Gulf War erupted and the influence that imperial Russia once had was now seen as gone and the new player was America with its plan of a “new world order” in which there was only one “super power.”
The collapse of the Soviet Union (meaning communism) and the fight for Allah's sake that arose in Chechnya further pulled imperial Russia from the world scene, and the Middle East vanished from their political thoughts and ambitions.
After the blessed raids in Manhattan by the brave and oppressed brothers imperial Russia aligned with the taghut Bush in the Middle East that was unprecedented. This was a strategic move on their part as the Mujahidin had been waging a bloody war against the pagan empire of Russia for some time. Allah said, “Those who disbelieve are allies of one another.” Though, the taghut Bush ignored imperial Russia’s call for help in fighting the Mujahidin on their borders.
The religion of disbelief is one, and this is known. What ever difference the warring sects of disbelief have will vanish when it comes to fighting and combating the truth. Their hatred for the truth unites them. They will be overcome.
The thought of another crusade proposed by the wealthy evangelicals and supported by the Jews pushed the taghut Bush to invade ‘Iraq and usher in a new era. This move was opposed by imperial Russia alongside others but they had no meaningful influence to do anything to stop it and made them view America as a dangerous rogue state. Russian officials are correct in their assessment that the invasion has been a prime source for the conflicts in the region still being felt today.
How could one disagree? America and her allies did not achieve any of their printed objectives (the unprinted objectives being to wage a crusade against Islam and its people in the heart of the Muslim world, steal its wealth, and to usher in their false messiah).
Moving forward some years one comes to the Arab spring where imperial Russia’s focus was on the support the “revolutionaries” were getting from America and the West. Taken as a scheme stirred up from America to further consolidate its influence in the region imperial Russia also feared the flames that ignited in the Arab world would engulf them closer to home in Central Asia to the North Caucacus, they feared the rise of Islam contrary to the rise of pagan democratic states. The events (including a failed co-op in Libya) then led imperial Russia to view America as losing control and influence and merely a reactor to events. Fast forward to the war in Sham and the fears of the pagan imperial empire of the “third Rome” were blossoming.
The war in Sham
In the words of the author, “Russians learned to appreciate the resilience of Muslim guerillas, the vitality and consolidating power of Islam…The ‘Afghan syndrome’ commanded Moscow to never again seek to impose one’s ideology and one’s rule on a Muslim country.” Another point that comes to light when reading this and other works is the parroting the pagan disbelievers implore in writing about the Muslim who fights. Every pagan empire fights and when documenting this no mention of “radical” or “extremist” comes into play. However, as soon as Islam and the Muslim is mentioned, these parrots who can not use their own intellect and thoughts, calls fighting for the sake of Allah “radical Islam” or “radicalization.” The Muslim who fights the imperial empires who want nothing other to corrupt him, his family, the world, and to plunder the wealth that he has rights over is a “radical extremist” to these ignorant pagans.
Thirty months after imperial Russia pulled out of Afghanistan, having been exhausted and bled to death by the grace of Allah, their empire, influence, and prestige crumbled and saw the Mujahidin with a lighter complexion closer to their doorsteps in the Chechnya.
Then the author goes on to explain the history of the not-so allied alliances in the Middle East between imperial Russia and the apostate Egyptian, Syrian, and ‘Iraqi regimes. As well, highlighting the petty feuds between the apostate regimes and the Jews in the blessed lands of Sham.
The Gulf War erupted and the influence that imperial Russia once had was now seen as gone and the new player was America with its plan of a “new world order” in which there was only one “super power.”
The collapse of the Soviet Union (meaning communism) and the fight for Allah's sake that arose in Chechnya further pulled imperial Russia from the world scene, and the Middle East vanished from their political thoughts and ambitions.
After the blessed raids in Manhattan by the brave and oppressed brothers imperial Russia aligned with the taghut Bush in the Middle East that was unprecedented. This was a strategic move on their part as the Mujahidin had been waging a bloody war against the pagan empire of Russia for some time. Allah said, “Those who disbelieve are allies of one another.” Though, the taghut Bush ignored imperial Russia’s call for help in fighting the Mujahidin on their borders.
The religion of disbelief is one, and this is known. What ever difference the warring sects of disbelief have will vanish when it comes to fighting and combating the truth. Their hatred for the truth unites them. They will be overcome.
The thought of another crusade proposed by the wealthy evangelicals and supported by the Jews pushed the taghut Bush to invade ‘Iraq and usher in a new era. This move was opposed by imperial Russia alongside others but they had no meaningful influence to do anything to stop it and made them view America as a dangerous rogue state. Russian officials are correct in their assessment that the invasion has been a prime source for the conflicts in the region still being felt today.
How could one disagree? America and her allies did not achieve any of their printed objectives (the unprinted objectives being to wage a crusade against Islam and its people in the heart of the Muslim world, steal its wealth, and to usher in their false messiah).
Moving forward some years one comes to the Arab spring where imperial Russia’s focus was on the support the “revolutionaries” were getting from America and the West. Taken as a scheme stirred up from America to further consolidate its influence in the region imperial Russia also feared the flames that ignited in the Arab world would engulf them closer to home in Central Asia to the North Caucacus, they feared the rise of Islam contrary to the rise of pagan democratic states. The events (including a failed co-op in Libya) then led imperial Russia to view America as losing control and influence and merely a reactor to events. Fast forward to the war in Sham and the fears of the pagan imperial empire of the “third Rome” were blossoming.
The war in Sham
The Nusayriyyah regime was not a strong ally and close ally to
imperial Russia and no where close to what it may have once been.
Nevertheless, imperial Russia saw this and the current landscape of
world politics as an opportunity and spring board a come-back to the
world stage.
After the pagan apostate Bashar used chemical weapons against innocent people once again and crossed the “red-line” of the taghut Obama, and with the taghut called out on his bluff of striking if crossed, imperial Russia jumped at the opportunity to strike a deal. For the first time in years imperial Russia was at even tables with the new Rome America.
With the flames of struggle for Allah's sake engulfing the lands, and the rise of the Islamic State in Khurasan, imperial Russia started to feel its heat. The indecisiveness of America, the driving force of greed, and the threat of Islam all led imperial Russia to take a dive into Sham and entangle itself once again with the Mujahidin. Although, they had learnt their lesson in Afghanistan and restricted this battle to the air.
While the author names the chapter “war” it is puzzling how he does not call the attacks of imperial Russia as “terrorism” or that they are “radicals” for invading another land and killing people but when the Mujahidin strike back (and all of this is defensive struggle not offensive) then all of sudden the former terms are used. Instead, when the topic of imperial Russia killing innocent people and destroying their homes the author uses the terms “any war is a cruel thing” in order justify the death of innocent people. To the pagans it is as if when a pagan group of fights for its own greed it is justified and the atrocities that ensue from it are overlooked, but when a believing group of people fight based on a divinely ordained creed and defends itself, this is in no way justifiable. The hypocrisy and backwardness is staggering.
Conclusion
After the pagan apostate Bashar used chemical weapons against innocent people once again and crossed the “red-line” of the taghut Obama, and with the taghut called out on his bluff of striking if crossed, imperial Russia jumped at the opportunity to strike a deal. For the first time in years imperial Russia was at even tables with the new Rome America.
With the flames of struggle for Allah's sake engulfing the lands, and the rise of the Islamic State in Khurasan, imperial Russia started to feel its heat. The indecisiveness of America, the driving force of greed, and the threat of Islam all led imperial Russia to take a dive into Sham and entangle itself once again with the Mujahidin. Although, they had learnt their lesson in Afghanistan and restricted this battle to the air.
While the author names the chapter “war” it is puzzling how he does not call the attacks of imperial Russia as “terrorism” or that they are “radicals” for invading another land and killing people but when the Mujahidin strike back (and all of this is defensive struggle not offensive) then all of sudden the former terms are used. Instead, when the topic of imperial Russia killing innocent people and destroying their homes the author uses the terms “any war is a cruel thing” in order justify the death of innocent people. To the pagans it is as if when a pagan group of fights for its own greed it is justified and the atrocities that ensue from it are overlooked, but when a believing group of people fight based on a divinely ordained creed and defends itself, this is in no way justifiable. The hypocrisy and backwardness is staggering.
Conclusion
Imperial Russia does not care too much for Bashar and its move into
the region is not for his sake. It is not just a return to a certain
region but an attempt to comeback into the global arena after a long
extended absence, seeking to change the swing of power from the new Rome
(America) dominating it to more of a balance of power, and to stop the
spread and influence of the Muslimeen. What they do not know is that
while they are planning to seek a revival, Allah is setting them up,
dragging the crusading nation states into one battle field, a prelude to
their ultimate destruction and defeat. “They are but planning, but
Allah plans. And Allah is the best of planners.”
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