Uh no.
So now you are trying to pretend that foreign Jihadists made up the bulk of the insurgency in Iraq? Come on man that is just factually incorrect and you know it.
https://www.globalpolicy.org/component/content/article/168/37295.html
From the article:
"In Fallujah, U.S. military leaders say around 90 percent of the 1,000 or more fighters battling the Marines are Iraqis. To date, there have been no confirmed U.S. captures of foreign fighters in Fallujah - although a handful of suspects have been arrested. Those who have spent time inside Fallujah have described a city consumed with the fight - fathers and sons fighting for the local mujahedeen and wives and daughters cooking and caring for the wounded. "The whole city supports this jihad," said Houssam Ali Ahmed, 53, a Fallujah resident who fled to Baghdad when his neighborhood was caught in the fighting. "The people of Fallujah are fighting to defend their homes. We are Muslim mujahedeen fighting a holy war."
Elsewhere in Iraq, U.S. military commanders say foreigners have an even smaller role in the insurgency. In Baghdad, Maj. Gen. Martin Dempsey has said foreigners account for just 1 percent or so of guerrillas. Of 8,000 guerrilla suspects jailed across Iraq, only 127 hold foreign passports, the U.S. military said. In the south, no one has suggested that foreigners pack the ranks of radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's al-Mahdi Army. The group, which has fought U.S. and allied troops across southern Iraq, is made up of Shiite Muslim radicals, many of whom hail from the slums of Baghdad. In March, Dempsey called the idea that foreign fighters were flooding Iraq "a misconception."
The insurgency was made up of former Iraqi soldiers, member of the Bath party and some other warlords. Because the Saddam regime fell so quickly that their Army was never defeated they just retrieved back home. And that later turned into civil war were the Iraqis were fighting each along ethnic and religious lines more than the US. That's when foreign fighters came into play.
And that was the fault of the US. Because Saddam with all its fault was good at fighting foreign Jihadists.
Again that is ok its life. But shows you how good your propaganda is working. You attack a country for its natural recourses.
And people think it had something to do with 9/11 or WMD's. Or that they had foreign Jihadists.
And now you make movies about a guy that snipped away 100+ people as part of a complete offensive war to take control of that countries resources.
