It appears that many Muslims can't seem to restrain themselves from going to fight with ISIS.
The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem
Kosovars are traveling to the Middle East to fight the same U.S.-led forces that once helped secure their country’s freedom.
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Musli Musliu's Facebook page looks much like any other 20-something's profile: He posts selfies along with videos uploaded from YouTube, and he has an app for playing Texas Hold 'Em with his friends. But his profile is not actually one of a typical millennial. The videos Musli posts call for jihad, urging his friends to join the fight against the enemies of Islam. One photo shows a man with a balaclava covering his face. In another, a man holds an assault rifle with a bullet belt wrapped like a scarf around his neck
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The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem
The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem
Kosovars are traveling to the Middle East to fight the same U.S.-led forces that once helped secure their country’s freedom.
- BY VALERIE HOPKINS
- OCTOBER 16, 2014
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Musli Musliu's Facebook page looks much like any other 20-something's profile: He posts selfies along with videos uploaded from YouTube, and he has an app for playing Texas Hold 'Em with his friends. But his profile is not actually one of a typical millennial. The videos Musli posts call for jihad, urging his friends to join the fight against the enemies of Islam. One photo shows a man with a balaclava covering his face. In another, a man holds an assault rifle with a bullet belt wrapped like a scarf around his neck
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The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem