In a stunning admission of failure in Iraq, an al-Qaeda website is reporting that attacks are down 94%.
The details have been provided by a pro-jihadist sympathizer who posted an ‘explosive’ study on a major jihadist website. The sympathizer complains about al-Qaeda's dire situation due to the steep drop in the number of insurgent operations. Just as importantly, the web site hints that al-Qaeda's hopes for a caliphate in Iraq are slipping away. Talisman Gate concludes:
Thus, not only is America defeating Al-Qaeda militarily in Iraq but it is also squashing the grand jihadist vision for a caliphate that the Islamic State of Iraq stood for. This point is critical: in this ideological war, victory can only come about when the ideology of the opponent is negated and proven unworkable. The fight in Iraq is doing just that.
I’m not saying that the jihadists won’t keep trying to find a workable formula for the caliphate elsewhere, but for now they have been dealt a severe demoralizing blow.
Hat tip: Gateway Pundit
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