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They're starting to do a good job of it.
ISIS creates sex slave rape guidelines
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They're starting to do a good job of it.
Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
ISLAM AND SALAAM HAVE THE SAME ROOT, BUT THEY ARE DIFFERENT WORDS WITH DIFFERENT MEANINGS, BROTHER! SALAAM DOES MEAN PEACE, BUT ISLAM MEANS SUBMISSION, DUDE!
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joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
So... Allah honours wives by letting husbands smack them at chest level or below, providing no bones are broken.
Got it.
Great to know that if I ever submit to Islam I can kick my wife in the guts.
Can I shout Allahu Ackbar every time I throw a strike?
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Reports say ISIS' 17-year-old poster girl was passed around as a sex slave before being beaten to death
Interpol
The Austrian schoolgirl beaten to death after trying to escape ISIS was reportedly passed around militants as a sex slave before being murdered.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, is believed to have died at some point last year, just months after reaching the group's territories in Syria.
Reports that she was killed with a hammer by militants emerged last month, and a Tunisian woman who was kept in a house with her has now come forward.
The unnamed woman told The Sun that she and Samra had been kept as a "sexual present for new fighters" reaching ISIS, also known as ISIL, Daesh, or the Islamic State.
She claimed the Austrian teenager had made several attempts to flee before she was caught and killed.
Samra disappeared from her home in Vienna to join the terrorist group in Syria with her 15-year-old friend Sabina Selimovic in 2014.
A note left for their parents read: "Don't look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him."
The pair became poster girls for ISIS and appeared in propaganda and on social media, posing with jihadis, wearing burkas, and carrying Kalashnikovs.
But by October that year, friends were claiming Samra had been sickened by the brutality she witnessed and wanted to come home.
Then in December last year, a UN terrorism official said one girl, thought to be Sabina, was killed in fighting while the other "disappeared."
There was no news of the missing teenager until last month, when reports emerged that ISIS militants beat her to death with a hammer after catching her trying to flee the group's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
Reuters
Austrian authorities have accused a Vienna-based Bosnian Islamic preacher known as Abu Tejda — named as Mirsad O under Austrian privacy laws — of recruiting the teenagers, but he denies the accusations.
The Austrian government has refused to confirm the girls' deaths, saying it cannot comment on individual cases, though Interpol appears to have removed their "wanted" pages asking for information.
Nearly 200 Austrian nationals are believed to be fighting for ISIS in its territories in Iraq and Syria, and German-language propaganda videos have incited followers to carry out attacks on home soil.
Dozens of female jihadists have travelled from the UK to become "jihadi brides" for ISIS, including one who wrote a guide encouraging others to follow her and giving them a suggested packing list.
Hundreds of British men are also believed to be fighting with the group and have become a target for coalition airstrikes, which killed Reyaad Khan, Ruhul Amin, and Junaid Hussain.
Reports say ISIS' 17-year-old poster girl was passed around as a sex slave before being beaten to death
- Lizzie Dearden, The Independent
The Austrian schoolgirl beaten to death after trying to escape ISIS was reportedly passed around militants as a sex slave before being murdered.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, is believed to have died at some point last year, just months after reaching the group's territories in Syria.
Reports that she was killed with a hammer by militants emerged last month, and a Tunisian woman who was kept in a house with her has now come forward.
The unnamed woman told The Sun that she and Samra had been kept as a "sexual present for new fighters" reaching ISIS, also known as ISIL, Daesh, or the Islamic State.
She claimed the Austrian teenager had made several attempts to flee before she was caught and killed.
Samra disappeared from her home in Vienna to join the terrorist group in Syria with her 15-year-old friend Sabina Selimovic in 2014.
A note left for their parents read: "Don't look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him."
The pair became poster girls for ISIS and appeared in propaganda and on social media, posing with jihadis, wearing burkas, and carrying Kalashnikovs.
But by October that year, friends were claiming Samra had been sickened by the brutality she witnessed and wanted to come home.
Then in December last year, a UN terrorism official said one girl, thought to be Sabina, was killed in fighting while the other "disappeared."
There was no news of the missing teenager until last month, when reports emerged that ISIS militants beat her to death with a hammer after catching her trying to flee the group's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
Austrian authorities have accused a Vienna-based Bosnian Islamic preacher known as Abu Tejda — named as Mirsad O under Austrian privacy laws — of recruiting the teenagers, but he denies the accusations.
The Austrian government has refused to confirm the girls' deaths, saying it cannot comment on individual cases, though Interpol appears to have removed their "wanted" pages asking for information.
Nearly 200 Austrian nationals are believed to be fighting for ISIS in its territories in Iraq and Syria, and German-language propaganda videos have incited followers to carry out attacks on home soil.
Dozens of female jihadists have travelled from the UK to become "jihadi brides" for ISIS, including one who wrote a guide encouraging others to follow her and giving them a suggested packing list.
Hundreds of British men are also believed to be fighting with the group and have become a target for coalition airstrikes, which killed Reyaad Khan, Ruhul Amin, and Junaid Hussain.
Reports say ISIS' 17-year-old poster girl was passed around as a sex slave before being beaten to death
Reports say ISIS' 17-year-old poster girl was passed around as a sex slave before being beaten to death
- Lizzie Dearden, The Independent
Interpol
The Austrian schoolgirl beaten to death after trying to escape ISIS was reportedly passed around militants as a sex slave before being murdered.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, is believed to have died at some point last year, just months after reaching the group's territories in Syria.
Reports that she was killed with a hammer by militants emerged last month, and a Tunisian woman who was kept in a house with her has now come forward.
The unnamed woman told The Sun that she and Samra had been kept as a "sexual present for new fighters" reaching ISIS, also known as ISIL, Daesh, or the Islamic State.
She claimed the Austrian teenager had made several attempts to flee before she was caught and killed.
Samra disappeared from her home in Vienna to join the terrorist group in Syria with her 15-year-old friend Sabina Selimovic in 2014.
A note left for their parents read: "Don't look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him."
The pair became poster girls for ISIS and appeared in propaganda and on social media, posing with jihadis, wearing burkas, and carrying Kalashnikovs.
But by October that year, friends were claiming Samra had been sickened by the brutality she witnessed and wanted to come home.
Then in December last year, a UN terrorism official said one girl, thought to be Sabina, was killed in fighting while the other "disappeared."
There was no news of the missing teenager until last month, when reports emerged that ISIS militants beat her to death with a hammer after catching her trying to flee the group's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
Reuters
Austrian authorities have accused a Vienna-based Bosnian Islamic preacher known as Abu Tejda — named as Mirsad O under Austrian privacy laws — of recruiting the teenagers, but he denies the accusations.
The Austrian government has refused to confirm the girls' deaths, saying it cannot comment on individual cases, though Interpol appears to have removed their "wanted" pages asking for information.
Nearly 200 Austrian nationals are believed to be fighting for ISIS in its territories in Iraq and Syria, and German-language propaganda videos have incited followers to carry out attacks on home soil.
Dozens of female jihadists have travelled from the UK to become "jihadi brides" for ISIS, including one who wrote a guide encouraging others to follow her and giving them a suggested packing list.
Hundreds of British men are also believed to be fighting with the group and have become a target for coalition airstrikes, which killed Reyaad Khan, Ruhul Amin, and Junaid Hussain.
Reports say ISIS' 17-year-old poster girl was passed around as a sex slave before being beaten to death
her ignorance cost her, join a group which treats dogs better then women
i feel sorry for her and her family
