The difference between ISIL and Al Nusra Front

As ISIL has become a symbol of destruction and evil, Qatar-sponsored media have been busy shielding Al Nusra as to avoid association.

The idea is essentially to portray Al Nusra as a revolutionary group and not a radical faction, thus linking it to the Syrian Opposition. Qatar wants the greater public to understand Al Nusra’s goals as pro-democratic; it wants people to believe that its leadership seeks not to destroy but to free a people from oppression. In other words, Qatar is trying to sell its radicals as freedom fighters.

It is important to remember that Al Nusra was a creation of both Saudi Arabia and Qatar, as part of their terror coalition plot to sow discord and mayhem across the region and allow Zionist to further their agenda.

The so-called Syrian Free Army, this Opposition the United States and western allies have so generously funded and aided is just another head of this terror monster Al Saud and Al Thani have helped bring forth.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar have tried to hide their agenda, using the media to spread their lies and propaganda but for those who can see the plot has become only too evident.

ISIL and Al Nusra were unleashed onto Syria to depose President Bashar Al Assad and justify western powers’ military intervention. Just as the US has thrown Iraq into chaos, the West wanted to see Syria burn in the fire of war.

Al Nusra and ISIL are one and the same, like the two faces of a coin.

There is no real effort to combat terrorism in the Middle East as those very forces it who said to be opposing it actually manufactured it.