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very interesting mr. rouge.

So these are Sunnis? Why the strict religious bs?

What's US involvement/ benefit here?

Yes they are Sunnis, the strict laws are their hook to gain more power. You have to go back a little bit to understand the present. Saddam Hussein was a Sunni, Sunnis in Iraq are only about 1/5 of the population. When he was in power the people in government were Sunnis, the business elites were Sunnis, the kids getting higher education were Sunnis etc. The Shia, the majority, were third world poor without opportunities like any other poor country. After 2003 the US installed a semi "represented democracy" government, thus giving the Shia's government control.

ISIS is a mafia group, they have more in common with the Mexican Zeta's and Italian Camorra than with Al-Qaeda. Of course their propaganda is this strict bullshit. They say they want to create an Islamic country run by supreme religious leaders and not by any western type government. This state will expand in the Middle East country by country instilling Muslim law, eventually expanding all over the world where we all will live like the Prophet Mohammed wants us to live. This plays perfect to their propaganda.

When they first started in Syria they were like the several other rebel groups, fighting along against the Syrian government. But remember they are a mafia and they started profiting. The Free Syrian Army, the main rebel group in Syria, noticed they weren't helping the cause but instead racketeering. Extortion, theft, kidnappings, taxes, etc. So the FSA started battling them, and kicked them out of the areas they control. ISIS, with a bankroll and fighters, started moving east. They refined their propaganda. The Iraqi business elites of old, remember mostly Sunnis, want to fuck the current government and pretty much opened the doors for ISIS in the Sunni majority areas. And that's where we are today, the capitalist and the mafia in cahoots.

Using extreme propaganda to expand their gang. They are paying $2000 monthly salary to each gang member. One thing Al-Qaeda never did was kill Muslims indiscriminately, these people don't care. It's all about the money. It's eerie how similar they are to the Zetas.

What the US and any other sensible free market country want is for the oil not to be touch!!1

But ISIS wants the oil for world domination!!!!!!11
 
great post rj . journeyman has a new video out that has ISIS shot footage. ISIS have been using twitter and youtube and videos to show their executions and their operations but pretty interesting article on how groups from Anonymous to the State department are going after them

DEFENSE ISIS

Opponents Take Aim at Its Online Presence

Groups as different as Anonymous and the U.S. government are taking the fight to ISIS on the Internet.

http://www.nationaljournal.com/defense/isis-opponents-take-aim-at-its-online-presence-20140630

 
The Kurds are such an incredible people, the American military should train with these fighters, this is going to be a nation in this region one day. First video is recent, second is older, third video is recent and mainly interviews but interesting




 
from Fortune

Every startup needs financing and a market to succeed. So, too, for the Islamist extremist group ISISor simply the Islamic State, as it calls itselfwhose fighters stormed across the Syrian border into Iraq in June and seized the countrys second-biggest city, Mosul, before moving on to the outskirts of Baghdad. Now ISIS, an outgrowth of the U.S. militarys deadly Sunni foes in Iraq a decade ago, is the tycoon of the jihadi world. Having taken over oilfields in war-torn northeastern Syria last year and reportedly earned tens of millions selling antiquities, it landed a giant infusion of cash by seizing about $425 million from a Mosul bank.

But ISISs real upside lies in exploiting one precious commodity: oil. The group nabbed three more fields in Iraq, tapping into pipelines and looting oil storage facilities in its new territory. Then it filled trucks and sold crude for the cut-rate price of $26 a barrel to Iraqi traders, who resold it to Kurdish smugglers at a 100% markup. ISIS quickly developed its smugglers networkto which it now sells about 100 truckfuls of oil daily for around $9,000 eachnetting nearly $1 million a day, according to truckers and officials who detailed the bonanza to the industry newsletter Iraq Oil Report. Not bad for a group with just about 10,000 fighters. Said one Kurdish intelligence officer: This is a very profitable business.
 
Sunni radicals with the Islamic State terrorist group have posted a number of tweets aimed at the citizens of Chicago, including a picture of an unidentified man on Michigan Avenue holding a paper with a handwritten Arabic message: We are in your streets.

The location of the tweet was 307 N. Michigan Avenue at the citys Old Republic Building, Chicagos WGN network reported Friday. The tweet, dated June 20, allegedly says, Soldiers of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria will pass from here soon, the station reported.


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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/aug/22/chicago-gets-chilling-islamic-state-tweet/