For by art is created that great LEVIATHAN
Rob AshlarMarxist analysis of Jihadism and Middle Eastern politics
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Battle of the Confederates Under Siege, part 4
Not much is revealed in this section, as it pertains mostly to battlefield heroics. Some interesting points are Abu Anas al-Shami’s praise for the Al Jazeera journalist Ahmad Mansur and the Hamas leader Ahmad Yassin. This is uncharacteristi...
Operational Analysis of JNIM
The latest JNIM operational infographic (pictured above) marks a major decline in material damage inflicted upon the Malian Army (FAMa). This decline is despite significant activity in the Malian west and south, where JNIM has been rampagin...
Battle of the Confederates Under Siege, part 3
Abu Anas al-Shami continues to relate battlefield heroics, but there are a few notable details. He reveals that Zarqawi himself was not present in Fallujah during the First Battle, and that he kept in contact with his forces in the city thr...
Battle of the Confederates Under Siege, part 2
Before discussing the actual battle, Abu Anas al-Shami begins by discussing the theological permissibility of the battle’s precipitating event–the mutilation and immolation of the four Blackwater mercenaries. Shami’s discomfort and unease w...
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