Al Qaeda Leader Calls Jihad in U.S. With Over 8,000 Terrorists Allegedly Present

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By David Gregoire on June 13, 2025

Al Qaeda’s latest call to action has America on high alert. The leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Atif al Awlaki, has made a chilling call for jihad right here in the United States. He specifically targets former President Trump and his cabinet members, which has sparked serious concern among security experts and citizens alike.

Drew Berquist and Tom Cunningham have laid out the possible threats that could emerge from this call to arms. They talked about the potential for lone wolf attacks, which are notoriously difficult to predict and prevent. The discussion also touched upon the alarming statistic that over 8,000 terrorists are believed to be within U.S. borders—a number they suspect is actually much higher.

The duo highlighted the dangerous cocktail of threats America faces today. It’s not just about Al Qaeda; there are anti-ICE movements, jihadists, and even reports of Chinese smuggling dangerous toxins into the country. This convergence of threats creates a complex landscape that demands constant vigilance.

The global war on terror, they argue, is far from over. With these threats looming large, the importance of staying alert in public places cannot be overstated. The risks of attacks seem to be on the rise, and it’s crucial for everyone to be aware of their surroundings.

Fox News has reported similar concerns about the rising threat of terrorism within U.S. borders. The network has echoed the sentiment that the number of known terrorists in the country could be underestimated. This makes the call for heightened security and public awareness even more pressing.

Meanwhile, the New York Post has also covered the issue, pointing out the specific challenges posed by lone wolf attacks. These are individuals who might be inspired by the ideology of groups like Al Qaeda but act independently, making them harder to detect and stop. The unpredictability of these attacks adds another layer of complexity to national security efforts.

Newsmax has drawn attention to the political implications of these threats. The targeting of Trump and his cabinet highlights a new level of political motivation behind jihadist actions. This adds a chilling dimension to an already daunting situation, emphasizing the intersection of politics and terrorism.

In the midst of these discussions, there’s a shared understanding of the ongoing need for robust counter-terrorism measures. The conversation underscores the fact that while the physical caliphate of groups like ISIS may have been dismantled, their ideological influence persists. This ideological battle is one that requires constant attention and action.

The role of law enforcement and intelligence agencies is more critical than ever. They are on the front lines, working tirelessly to thwart potential attacks and keep the public safe. However, the complex nature of modern threats means that they can’t do it alone—public cooperation and vigilance are key components of national security.

There’s also a call for policymakers to take these threats seriously and act accordingly. It’s a time for strong leadership that prioritizes the safety and security of all Americans. This includes making informed decisions about immigration policies and border security, which can play a significant role in preventing potential threats from entering the country.

The conversation about these threats isn’t limited to the United States. It’s a global issue, with nations around the world facing similar challenges. The international community must work together to share intelligence, resources, and strategies to combat the ongoing threat of terrorism.

Awareness and education are also vital tools in this fight. Citizens must be informed about the nature of the threats and how they can play a part in keeping their communities safe. This includes reporting suspicious activity and staying informed about local and national security measures.

The media plays a crucial role in this effort, providing the public with timely and accurate information. Responsible reporting can help to raise awareness and prevent the spread of misinformation, which can exacerbate fear and panic. It’s a delicate balance, but one that is essential for maintaining public trust and safety.

In these challenging times, it’s important to remember the resilience and strength of the American people. History has shown that this nation can come together in the face of adversity, and there’s no doubt that it will do so again. The spirit of unity and determination is a powerful force against those who wish to do harm.

As the conversation continues, one thing is clear: the fight against terrorism is a shared responsibility. From government officials to everyday citizens, everyone has a role to play in ensuring the safety and security of the nation. The path forward requires vigilance, cooperation, and unwavering resolve.

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Sarah Adams - former CIA targeter has been talking about this for some time. Here is a clip of one of her appearances on the Shawn Ryan show.

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THIS IS GETTING RIDICULOUS!
If the Commander-In-Chief were smart (and I believe he is)
UNLEASH the Citizen Soldiers !
Open/Concealed Carry with NO Mother-May-I-license/Permit.
AR’s on our shoulders
IF some Camel Jockey starts some sh!t an expenditure of ammo solves the problem.
Look what happened in Israel (Guns WAREHOUSED while Innocents were burned in their own homes! Guns don’t do any good locked up!.
You want to bring TERRORISM and ANARCHY to our soil? ----Pick a F**KIN’ PLOT ACHMED !
Enough of this crap!
WWG1WGA
NCSWIC

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All the more reason not to live in a gun free crowded state like NY or CA. Where is Achmed is going to choose to start something? Time Square, (the huge GFZ), or Lakeland Florida, with Grady Judd as sheriff and DeSantis as Governor, telling people to get armed and stand their ground?

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I think we’re already there bruh.

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