WHO BACKED ISIS AND HOW?

To date, more than 170,000 people (mostly Christians and Shiites) were killed in Iraq by ISIS.

Add to that rape, torture and taking of slaves.

Dont hear too much about the weekly Slaughter of the Innocent in Iraq do we ?

How could you possibly allow the slaughter of innocents just for economic gain. It's unjustifiable.

Money is all that matters to those that have the most. Human beings that they don't know are useful for production/profits. They serve no other purpose. Killing plenty of them  is no problem whatsoever.

Did Money Tree back them?

no he layed isis

Hopefully he will be 'weighted in' before the year is out.

this is great---USA military getting roasted about ASAAD--by senator---must watch





https://www.facebook.com/abdulraouf.alkhawaldeh/videos/909780069090637/?pnre...

"Half arsed strategy at best" have the yanks ever done otherwise with their foreign policies, since and including Korea!!

Yanks have always been the biggest problem on this planet.

looks like it might be a bit easier to defeat IS, now they've sussed that their HQ isn't in Raqqa but in Brussels.

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Interesting stuff about Muslim populations in the West for IS and similar organizations waging jihad and aiming to impose Islamic Sharia law on our societies. As a new poll revealed in the independant (criticising what is actually a Sun poll I believe)  A survey conducted by ICM Research last July found that 16% of all inhabitants of France and 7% of the inhabitants of the United Kingdom have a favorable view of IS. In May 2013, a survey by Ahmed Ait Moha of Motivaction, an Amsterdam research institute, found that 73% of Dutch Muslims regard Dutch Muslims who fight in Syria as heroes, compared to only 3% of indigenous Dutch. Last December, a survey by Prof. Ruud Koopmans at Humboldt University in Berlin revealed that over 45% of German Muslims and 70% of Dutch Muslims consider the religious rules of Islam to be more important than the secular laws of the country where they are living