The Shawn Ryan Show #184 Growing Threat - Christian Persecution in Syria, Homeland Attacks and How to Prepare
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Mar 20, 2025 
In this insightful discussion, Sarah Adams, a former CIA analyst, Scott Mann, a former Green Beret, and Legend, an Afghan American ex-intelligence officer, delve into the rising threat of terrorist networks in Syria and Afghanistan. They critique U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the dangers of engaging with the Taliban while sidelining local resistance. The trio warns of potential attacks on U.S. soil and ethnic cleansing in Syria, emphasizing the need for better strategies to counter terrorism. Community preparedness and local involvement are crucial themes in their recommendations.
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Hijacked Islam
- Legend emphasizes the hijacking of Islam by criminal organizations and terrorists.
- Open border policies without proper vetting contribute to the spread of terrorism in the U.S. and Europe.
Lack of Preparedness
- Scott Mann highlights the lack of coherent approach and hubris in the federal government's handling of terrorism.
- The absence of metal detectors at a 21,000-seat venue exemplifies the lack of preparedness.
Abandoned Assets
- The U.S. abandoned 98-99% of human intelligence assets in Afghanistan, relying on Taliban intelligence.
- Veterans filled the gap, cultivating relationships with key figures like Amrullah Saleh.
