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The Guardian: US Citizen Who Fought in Libya Turns up in Aleppo

American terrorist hired team of mercs to train other wetworkers but did not mention Ukraine.

The British newspaper The Guardian unveiled that an American, called Matthew VanDyke, who fought within the ranks of the armed militias in Libya turned up in Aleppo, north of Syria, and joined the armed terrorist groups there, claiming, though, to be filming a documentary.

Mathew VanDyke

In an article published on Friday, the newspapers said VanDyke, who fought alongside the armed Libyan militias against the government forces in Libya, “and who was detained in Tripoli’s Abu Salim prison for six months before returning home to Baltimore in late 2011,” has turned up in Aleppo within the ranks of the armed terrorist groups there.

VanDyke who claimed that he was just a journalist, admitted, according to the article, that “he is also advising the rebels on weaponry based on his experience in Libya.”

He claimed that he had already been asked to fight on behalf of the Free Syrian Army, acknowledging that “he was also offering advice on weaponry, including the anti-aircraft Dushka machine guns he used while fighting in Libya.”

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  1. Miri Wood

    Vandyke later exchanged emails with unemployed Brit salesman of ladies’ undies cum highly paid ‘open source propagandist,’ warning him that the FSA had chemical weapons & was prepared to use them on civilians, to blame President al Assad. See “More Mourning of Aleppo Reunification via The Last’s,” for documentation.

    He has subsequently set up a militia group, which has 501(c) charitable status.

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