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The 29 year old man, Lankawal, who shot two national guards has been identified as a former CIA agent.

CIA director John Ratcliffe told Fox News Lakanwal he had direct links to the intelligence organisation as he worked alongside US Special Forces in Afghanistan.

A relative revealed to NBC he has a wife and five sons, and that he was injured in Afghanistan while supporting US troops.

https://metro.co.uk/2025/11/26/national-guard-soldiers-feared-shot-gunman-sprays-bullets-close-white-house-24853730/?ref=cupure

These Americans will go and recruit hoodlums for their dirty jobs then come and be blaming Islam when the hoodlums turn against them.

It's their family matter. They should go and solve it.

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According to CBS News, the man led US forces and British forces in Afghanistan.

Which means he was even a sabotage for his people.

After the US left, it was only normal that they took their munafiki soldiers with them if they had a shred of humanity in them. But they left many and took some. They left one of this guy's friends behind who layer died.

Its the death of his fellow munafiki brother that made him mentally unstable.

Anyways, this reveals some important points:
1. America only wants to use amd dump people as long as you're not one of them.

2. Working against your people will only end in premium regret.

3. America keeps creating mess in the world while deflecting the blame on their adversaries like Russia, Islam and China. In fact, it's safe to say every accusation by America is a confession.

One thing I like about the Americans is that they own up and agree if they are involved directly or indirectly if something goes wrong. unlike some people who will always blame others for the actions of extremists within them instead of exposing them and and still say the world hates them.

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One thing I like about the Americans is that they own up and agree if they are involved directly or indirectly if something goes wrong. unlike some people who will always blame others for the actions of extremists within them instead of exposing them and and still say the world hates them.

How did they own up in this?
Didn't they try to make it look like an "islamist jihadist"?

This guy, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was recruited by foreign forces in Afghanistan, and fled alongside those forces when they withdrew.

He settled in the US, with his family.

According to unconfirmed reports, their visas were not renewed, so they faced deportation back to Afghanistan under Taliban rule.

Fearing for their lives because people like him have blood on their hands, he did what he did.

This isn’t to justify anything, but to show a lesson: those who betray their own nation and faith end up abandoned—first by God, then by the very people they served.

In the end, traitors lose both this world and the next.