Kenneth R. Timmerman offers a
piece in the Washington Times on Iran’s top terrorist, Qassem Suleymani.
He might not be a household
name in America — at least, not yet. But throughout the Middle East, Qassem
Suleymani makes the righteous and the innocent tremble.
To the righteous — meaning,
from his perspective, the Shiite zealots who believe the Islamic state of Iran
should establish the caliphate and dominate the world — he is an awe-inspiring
figure.
He is powerful. He is brash.
He brazenly shows up on the battlefield to encourage his troops. In Iraq, he
has become the maker of prime ministers and governments, and commands a militia
of 100,000 men.
To his innocent victims, he
is the face of Terror, Inc. As head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards
Corps-Quds Force (IRGC-QF), Qassem Suleymani is Iran’s top terrorist.
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