3 chapters across the catalog
Al Qaeda is identified as a product of US "Operation Cyclone" and National Security Directive 166, which funded the Mujahideen in 1980. During the Bosnian War, the CIA and Saudis reportedly sent $200 million to support the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). Figures like John McCain were famously pictured with radical Islamic groups that served as proxy forces for Western intelligence interests.
Operation White Stork, KLA and Serbian Coup
Jay Dyer details "Operation White Stork," a regime change operation in Belarus, and the 2000 Serbian revolution that overthrew Slobodan Milosevic. He explains how Western intelligence agencies trained proxy armies like the KLA (Kosovo Liberation Army) to create "staged atrocities" that justified NATO intervention. This historical context is used to illustrate the "skeleton key" strategy used by the deep state to control satellite countries.
Intelligence Assets, 7-7 London Bombings and Kosovo
Dyer alleges that key figures in the 7-7 London bombings, such as Haroon Rashid Aswad, were assets of British intelligence (MI6). He links these operatives to Western-backed operations in Kosovo during the 1990s involving the KLA. Dyer argues that the presence of radical clerics in "Londonistan" was not a failure of law enforcement but a deliberate policy of the security state.
