3 new ISIS executions ( live drowning in cage, rpg in car, explosives around neck)

[YouMadd?]

Goddamn.. if ISIS is somehow able to infiltrate the kingdom

 

[Dr. Acula]

Also should add it would not be any way incorrect to state the rise of Isis is a direct consequence of our involvement in Iraq. The U.S. backed the Shia President Al-Malaki with hopes that he would form a coalition between Shia and Sunni groups. The Sunnis were in power during saddam era. However Maliki was vindictive towards Sunnis in the way he treated them and a lot of former saddam era soldiers and politicians started supporting anti Maliki and by proxy anti western groups like al Qaeda in Iraq and eventually ISIS. Isis is supposedly made of a lot of former Iraqi republican guard soldiers. Guys with battle experience and military training.

 

[iFightSeagullsForBread]

Goddamn.. if ISIS is somehow able to infiltrate the kingdom

Let them go any further than South Sudan...them extremist Christians ain't gonna have time for that.

 

[ALonelyDad]

Why are people surprised by this group? I laugh whenever people act shocked each time this group does something, they are terrible and need to die

 

[jackswstd]

I'll pass, this shyt doesn't bother me but if you've seen one you've seen it all/

 

[Blackking]

They control northern, I believe , Iraq and entrenched in areas of Syria.

The U.S. Never directly supported the organization of Isis but many of the weapons and vehicles they control are U.S. Weapons that were given to the Iraqi army after either they raided Iraqi bases or given how bytch made the Iraq army is right now, in a lot of cases they just grabbed them after Iraqi army forces fled in terror during assaults.

Also during the initial conflict in Syria before the advance of Isis into Iraq and parts of Syria there were reports that the CIA was funneling weapons to friendly Syrian Rebels. However, during that conflict more extreme and radical individuals started fighting with the rebels and Assad government forces inside Syria and there was speculation that a lot of the weapons meant for the anti-Assad forces were falling into the hands of a lot more radical groups that would eventually be folded into the group now called ISIS.

Exactly how many terror groups do you believe in South american africa and mid east did the US initially empower... then eventually made into villains?

Seems like we've done this a million times.




Anyway, any chance they (Isis) goes into S Arabia

 

[YouMadd?]

Also should add it would not be any way incorrect to state the rise of Isis is a direct consequence of our involvement in Iraq. The U.S. backed the Shia President Al-Malaki with hopes that he would form a coalition between Shia and Sunni groups. The Sunnis were in power during saddam era. However Maliki was vindictive towards Sunnis in the way he treated them and a lot of former saddam era soldiers and politicians started supporting anti Maliki and by proxy anti western groups like al Qaeda in Iraq and eventually ISIS. Isis is supposedly made of a lot of former Iraqi republican guard soldiers. Guys with battle experience and military training.

Pretty much... The origins of ISIS are basically ex military guys who were loyal to Saddam... Sunnis don't fukking play no games

 

[Dr. Acula]

Exactly how many terror groups do you believe in South american africa and mid east did the US initially empower... then eventually made into villains?

Seems like we've done this a million times.




Anyway, any chance they (Isis) goes into S Arabia

Well a lot of groups were funded by the US in that way as we know. Its nothing new. However, in the case of ISIS, its indirectly caused by the US actions but no evidence, yet, that they are purposely funded by the US. I mean Mujaheddin in Afghanistan was purposely funded by the US to fight the Soviets and many of those went on to join Al Qaeda and Taliban. They serve an immediate political end but our government is too short sighted to know what to do once the situations changes to something that is no longer politically relevant or a political risk. After the cold war, we stopped fighting proxy wars with Russia and now you had this US trained group who probably don't see any difference between Russia and the US and view them as aggressive westerners all the time are now your enemies.

 

[Denzel_Saucegton]

This is about the same as the slavery in america..you got postcards of our ancestors that were mailed to homes and people standing right next to the bodies posing for a picture like

 

[sportscribe]

They're in or at least have sympathizers in Kuwait now. If they make any incursions into Saudi, then they will probably have to deal with the rest of the Arab League and possibly America (as Isis threatening Gulf states will affect the global oil trade).

 

[YoungSimpson]

Damn I missed the videos

edit: just watched, can't believe they have a professional camera crew. Filming it like Fear Factor or some shyt. Interviewing the victims before killing them. I would choose the RPG or the neck bomb, Im scared to death of drowning

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

May Allah guide ISIS to Islam

Ameen. May Allah bless you immensely my Brother. May Allah grant you Jannatul Firdous. May Allah protect you and all the Muslims dead and alive from the Hellfire.

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

@Slaimon

Please remember that Islam is free of terrorism and terrorist organizations. A lot devils in the human form try to post these types of things to try to stop people from entering into Islam, even so, with the immense efforts of these devils, Islam is still the world's fastest growing religion Alhamdulillah (All praise is for Allah), where people worship the Creator (Allah) and not the creation (i.e Jesus, stars, the sun, the moon, trees, cows, idols, etc.).
Please watch this video to get the Truth about Islam and terrorism.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

Not even watching this. I'm not one to watch people get killed for entertainment.