LeBron James’ Move to Miami Left a Member of Al Qaeda Disgruntled and Aggrevated
A story we dug up today reveals that people were unhappy with LeBron James moving to South Beach, including an Al-Qaeda translator!
Sometimes your affection for something can cloud your world.
In this case, we believe that this person took a step too far. We never expect to use LeBron James, Al-Qaeda, and Osama Bin Laden in the same article, let alone in a sentence.
But what can we say, if you like a sports team, all your worldly inhibitions go out the window! In the case of this “accomplice of terror”?
We could say? We believe he forgot how he played a role in heinous crimes and instead wanted to convey his message to LeBron James!
But who are we talking about and what is the history? The person in context here turns out to be Mohamad Rahim, an Afghan translator of Osama Bin Laden, a member of Al Qaeda, and a lifelong Cleveland Cavaliers fan. Apparently.
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…it is in 2010, an Al-Qaeda member who had been captured by the US wrote letters saying how much he hated Lebron James.
The Afghan prisoner was a translator for Osama bin Laden and had this to say about James after he left Cleveland:
“James is a very bad man. He should apologize. pic.twitter.com/Vj0UKJWVQ7
— What I learned today (@WhatILearnedTDY) August 19, 2022
Osama Bin Laden’s translator was unhappy about LeBron James’ move to the Miami Heat.
When you forget that you had committed crimes against humanity and were so engrossed in the NBA offseason that your plea letter includes a statement asking James to apologize for his move to the Miami Heat. Phew.
Mohamad Rahim, Osama Bin Laden’s translator, wrote this in a letter:LeBron James is (a) very bad man. He should apologize to the city of Cleveland.” We should note that the letter was addressed to his attorney, Carlos Warner, who is from Akron, Ohio.
The rarity of the request makes us question whether it was something explicitly said by Al Qaeda’s chief translator. According to the attorney, Rahim’s loyalty values made him pick on LeBron.
Carlos said: “betrayals are neither tolerated nor forgiven, although an honest apology from a fellow offender is appreciated.We’re not too sure about this.
We don’t expect LeBron James to have heeded the demands of a terrorist. While he may not have been behind the various crimes, he was certainly a part of them. And his request is a bit too much.
But if it’s any consolation, LeBron James apologized for the way he left. He didn’t explicitly apologize for his choice to go play for Miami.
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