I Am
Proud To Be A Traitor To America: Washington’s Imperialism
- The Greatest Tyrant Of Our Time
Writers Articles And Opinions
18 October 2010
By Samir Khan
This is the story of the Muslim American jihadi, Samir
Khan. After working a few years in the jihad media
sector in America, he packed his bags and left for
Yemen to help the mujahidin. This is an account of how
he happily became a traitor to America and why he
chose to make such a decision.
After my faith took a 180-degree turn, I knew I could
no longer reside in America as a compliant citizen. My
beliefs had turned me into a rebel of Washington’s
imperialism. My faith and convictions gave me strength
to lambast the greatest tyrant of our time. It angered
and frustrated them, while it left me in a state of
peace and joy. What they were doing and continue to do
in the Muslim lands is what I felt, totally
unacceptable to my religion.
They installed and supported pawn regimes,
sweet-talked them into deals, beefed up their
military, all so that they could further their
political goals of establishing a modern day
ubiquitous policing government that would include in
its policy the containment of all Islamic resistances
that work for a just Islamic order. Throughout this
process to this day, they have freely raped the
Islamic nation at will, robbed what they pleased, and
murdered for their ‘democracy’ while their donkey
puppets went around capturing, killing and torturing
those who have an ounce of willpower to defend their
Islamic nation.
I decided to take up the pen and write out my thoughts
and feelings regarding America’s cowboy behavior in
the Islamic lands. I knew that I had to stay under the
guidelines of the laws regarding freedom of speech,
but at the same time, I knew the real truth wouldn’t
be able to reach the masses unless and until I was
above the law.
I proceeded to travel to Yemen, the land of faith and
wisdom. After spending some time in Sana'a as an
English teacher, I made my move quietly. I praise
Allah and laugh at the intelligence agencies that were
watching me for all those years. Back in North
Carolina, the FBI dispatched a spy on me who pretended
to convert to Islam; I took this man’s shahada and
kept him under my wing. At one point, he broke his
cover, revealing his true identity.
There were quite a few other incidents of regular
surveillance and even one where they set me up to rain
blows on an agent who pretended to be a jerk that
hated me for my online work. I knew I had to rush out
of America before the FBI got me in for a flimsy
excuse as they have done to individuals like Tariq
Mehanna. Even when in Sana'a, I caught one of their
agents spying on me near my hotel. As I left Sana'a, I
was surprised that they all easily fell for my cover.
Throughout my experience of traveling from America to
Yemen, I was expecting to be stopped and detained. But
the most trouble I went through – if it’s even
considered trouble – was that it took thirty minutes
extra to get my boarding pass in North Carolina since,
as the receptionist told me, I was being watched. It
still surprises me when I reflect on it; I mean, I was
quiet open about my beliefs online and it didn’t take
a rocket scientist to figure out that I was al Qaeda
to the core. That proved to my soul that if Allah
wants to protect you, no one has the power on earth to
harm you. I was to learn that lesson continually in
close encounters with death later on.
I remember when I traveled from Sana'a, for what
seemed like years, in a car to one of the bases of the
mujahidin, the driver played this one nashid
repeatedly. It was ‘Sir ya bin Ladin’. I already knew
of this nashid from before, but something had struck
me at that moment. The nashid repeated lines
pertaining to fighting the tyrants of the world for
the purpose of giving victory to the Islamic nation.
But it also reminded the listener that Shaykh Usama
bin Ladin is the leader of this global fight.
I looked out the window at the tall mud houses below
the beautiful sky and closed my eyes as the wind blew
through my hair. I took a deep breath to let it all
out. At that moment, I realized that my entire life
would be changed by this one decision of mines. I was
about to officially become a traitor of the country I
grew up in for most of my life. I thought about many
of the possible effects it could have on my life; but
whatever they were, I was ready for it. That’s because
I am an individual convinced that Islam’s claim to
power in the modern world is not going to be as easy
as walking down a red carpet or driving through a
green light. I am acutely aware that body parts have
to be torn apart, skulls have to be crushed and blood
has to be spilled in order for this to be a reality.
Anyone who says otherwise is an individual who is not
prepared to make sacrifices that heroes and champions
make.
As my eyes passed over the mysterious twirls of the
sand dunes, I was reminded of the enigma of jihad in
the contemporary world. It's just absolutely
enthralling to know that guerrilla’s can fight off
global superpowers with the bare minimum resulting in
great enemy losses, drainage of the enemy's economy
and a rising popular support for the mujahidin.
After some time passed in the company of the mujahidin,
I quickly acknowledged that success does not rely upon
the job you undertake from nine to five, nor does it
rely upon the wealth that you have accumulated, nor
does it rely upon how far you have taken your studies
in college. All of these things are respectable, but
by being with the mujahidin, it helped open my eyes
that our reason in life has nothing to do with any of
these things.
The only thing in the entire world that matters to me,
more than ever before, is the condition of my heart
when I die. From our Islamic traditions, if the heart
is tainted with greed, arrogance, haughtiness,
niggardliness, and such, then entering Paradise will
be a difficult task. So being in jihad makes me focus
on my soul’s wellbeing for the purpose of being
accepted by the Lord of the Worlds since death
surrounds jihad although the guarantee of death is not
there. Straying from the focus only brings me
destruction, even if I were to own half the world.
That is my message to those who rule the Muslim lands.
How could I become a traitor to myself by throwing
away this holy odyssey? Living with myself would then
be like a fish taken out of water. Thus, it only
brought me gleeful tears and great joy to hear that
America labels me a terrorist due to my love for
correcting and straightening my soul out for the
better. I have become a traitor for chasing after my
love. What more evidence does one need that America
and her allies hate Muslims who want to practice their
religion to the very core?
I would always laugh whenever the start of Ramadan
would occur in America and the President would take a
few minutes to articulate on how marvelous Islam is;
almost as if he himself was to become Muslim. I would
laugh because they would show this face in their
country, and a different face in Iraq, Afghanistan,
and Guantanamo Bay. After knowing what America has
accomplished in the Islamic world, what Muslim
wouldn’t want to be a traitor? I seriously question
the veracity of one’s faith when they have to think
twice on taking a stand against America whether it is
directly or indirectly. The list is endless when it
comes to the crimes they have perpetrated upon the
Islamic world.
The recent leak of a 92,000-page document on the
American crimes and realities of the war in
Afghanistan is really only a scratch upon the surface.
America has a long history of massacring and
subjugating Muslims and yet the American regime is
still scratching its head on the question: why did
Usama bin Ladin attack us?
America, take a hint for once: maybe you did
something. It should then come as no surprise that the
Muslims in your midst – like Nidal Hassan, Faisal
Shahzad, and others – became traitors of your state
due to your conduct. If you don’t want to spend the
rest of your life worrying about preventing another
attack, then take the advice of Wikileaks editor,
Julian Assange: “If U.S. forces are demoralized
because they have been assassinating people without
going through the judicial process or because they
have been engaged in civilian casualties; if they are
demoralized by that, they should change their
behavior.” (Assange, J. (2010, August). Wikileaks. BBC
World News)
With that said, my status as a traitor is not entirely
a reaction to America’s criminality. The core of my
being is really based on religious convictions in the
absence of politics. I began on this path as an
Islamic activist who didn’t believe in fighting any
government since, as I had believed, taking on a
standing army was impossible for Muslims today. I was
already aware that the government’s of the modern
world were not particularly happy about a shari'ah-based
state that would have jihad as a part of its foreign
policy.
However, that didn’t stop me from believing in my
general Islamic obligation of working for the
establishment of an Islamic State. The ninth verse of
Surah as-Saff was my inspiration: {It is He who sent
His Messenger with guidance and the religion of truth
to manifest it over all religion, although those who
associate others with Allah may hate it}. The way I
understood this verse was that Muhammad ??? ???? ????
???? was sent with the mission of bringing Islam to
the world; not for it to only remain in the homes and
mosques, but to have it as a working system of
government that would shape entire societies based on
the guidelines of Qur’an and Sunnah.
When my views changed regarding the obligation of
jihad in this age – that it will remain individually
obligatory (fard `ayn) upon all the Muslims of the
world until all of our lands are recaptured from the
occupiers – through a purely intellectual conviction
from the religious texts (as opposed to pure hatred of
American foreign policy), I knew at that point that my
religion required me to fight America and her allies
as Islam doesn’t shy from stating who is the occupier.
I didn’t require sitting with any esteemed scholar to
confirm this as the Islamic evidences supporting this
position have remained irrefutable ever since the
fatawa of Shaykh Abdullah Azzam became widespread; and
as for many of those whom I tested, I saw fear and
denial in their faces because, quite simply, the truth
hurts as it requires our sacrifice to make it
manifest.
I am a traitor to America because my religion requires
me to be one, {although those who associate others
with Allah may hate it}. I am terrifically proud to be
a part of such a religion and what Muslim wouldn’t?
Islam has the answer to life’s problems and it is what
bonds humanity together for the good. The annual hajj
is just one example of that. Islam requires its
domination and after eighty plus years of living in a
post-Caliphate world, I would think that it's about
time Muslims came together to tear down the obstacles.
The most important of these obstacles today is
obviously America.
It is America who has her military and intelligence
bases spread throughout our lands in order to help
protect their client governments from Muslims who work
for Islam’s establishment. It is America who has
killed millions of Muslims around the world and is
able to get away with it wearing a tuxedo. In the case
of the oppressive state of Israel, it wouldn’t be what
it is today without heavy U.S. military and financial
backing.
A traitor can either be praiseworthy or despicable.
The good and bad are defined by a certain political
agenda in the eyes of someone. A traitor of Islam
however only gains a loss of both worlds; the type of
traitor that America prefers working with. The beauty
of Islam has taught me that nobility is in the
perpetuation of victorious principles and humiliation
is in the inability to hold on to righteousness.
Righteousness is not that you turn your face to the
East or West, but that your belief in Allah remains
unwavering no matter the consequences.
Therefore, I am proud to be a traitor in America’s
eyes just as much as I am proud to be a Muslim; and I
take this opportunity to accentuate my oath of
allegiance (bai`yah) and the mujahidin of the Arabian
Peninsula’s bai`yah to the ferocious lion, the
champion of jihad, the humble servant of God, my
beloved Shaykh, Usama bin Ladin, may Allah protect
him. Verily, he is the man that has shook the thrones
of the tyrants of the world. We pledge to wage jihad
for the rest of our lives until either we implant
Islam all over the world or meet our Lord as bearers
of Islam. And how reputable, adventurous and
pleasurable is such a life compared to those who
remain sitting, working from nine to five?
Interview said to originally appear in Al Qaida
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