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"... because I say so".There was no ISIS in 1999.
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"... because I say so".
ISIS, a history: how the world's worst terror group came to be
The story starts in 1989, in Afghanistan.
The group began, in a very different form, in 1999. In the 16 years since, it has been shaped by — and has at moments helped to shape — the conflicts, physical and ideological, of the Middle East.
I'm not so sure that most of the Middle East does not want a Caliphate. Most of the Middle East accepted (grudgingly or not), ISIS slaughtering Arabs-Moslems across Iraq and Syria while they expanded their nascent Caliphate.Most of the Middle East does not want another caliphate. In fact when the Emir of Mecca proclaimed himself Caliph in 1924, Ibn Saud chased him off the Arabian Peninsula.
I have read the claims.
Like this:
But, AQ is not the same as ISIS nor did they ever consider forming a caliphate. AQ was Deobandi.. which initially came out inresistance to British colonialism.
Sunnis in Iraq were NOT radical or militant until Bush's invasion.
I'm not so sure that most of the Middle East does not want a Caliphate. Most of the Middle East accepted (grudgingly or not), ISIS slaughtering Arabs-Moslems across Iraq and Syria while they expanded their nascent Caliphate.
The fact remains that Middle Eastern nations did virtually nothing to stop ISIS.The last Caliphate was a dud and caused stagnation throughout the ME.. They don't want another Caliphate ..especially in the oil producing states.
No one accepted ISIS. They are drug addicts and losers who killed mostly other Muslims.. They are despised and feared.
Is this some indirect justification of Israeli aparthied? The invasion of Iraq was the brainchild of Bibi in Clean Break Strategy. Syria was second on his list.
The fact remains that Middle Eastern nations did virtually nothing to stop ISIS.
Israeli "apartheid" conspiracy theories are best left for others to respond to.
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Gee whiz. Never heard much about Moslem NATO. Did they meet once, break for lunch and go home?Are you kidding? They have had pitched gun battles with ISIS since 2011.
Muslim Countries Forming Alliance to Fight Terrorism
The coalition known informally as the Muslim NATO is preparing to hold its first major meeting to define its structure and mission.
List of Top 10 Countries Fighting Against ISIS - The Countries Of
What is ISIS? Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is simply termed as ISIS that is also known as ISIL (Islamic State in Iraq and Levant). It is a rebel group of Sunni Islamic sectarian that is performing an armed fight in Iraq and Syria in order to launch caliphate system. Its forces are in …
The promise to the Arabs to "get their own countries" was limited in scope to Palestine, Syria and Iraq when France and the UK divided up what was left of the Ottoman Empire.
And when the Arabs inevitably drive the Zionists into the sea, then who gets to do the seething?
That must mean that 75 Percent of Israelis don’t agree. Thank you!Holy Cow. Looks like the jig is up!
Poll: 25% of American Jewish Voters Believe Israel is an Apartheid State
A newly released survey has found that about a quarter of American Jewish voters view Israel as an apartheid state.jewishjournal.com
A newly released survey has found that about a quarter of American Jewish voters view Israel as an apartheid state.
The poll, which was conducted by the Jewish Electorate Institute from June 28-July 1, asked respondents if they agreed or disagreed with the statement “Israel is an apartheid state.” Twenty-five percent answered in the affirmative; 52% disagreed, but those that disagreed were split on whether or not calling Israel an apartheid state is antisemitic––28% said it is antisemitic, while 24% said it isn’t.
Additionally, 34% agreed with the statement “Israel’s treatment of Palestinians is similar to racism in the U.S.” and 22% agreed that “Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinians”; of those that disagreed with these statements, 20% and 31% viewed them as antisemitic, respectively. Only 9% said they agreed that “Israel doesn’t have the right to exist,” and 67% of those that disagreed with the statement said that not believing in Israel’s right to exist is antisemitic. Sixty-two percent said they had an emotional attachment to Israel.
I've often said that people with a conscience will look at the actions of the Zionist Entity and realize that they have become like an abused child who has gotten big enough to beat up on someone else.
I guess if the Leftist Entity has a need to blame the Great Satan for all the worlds ills, he can make up whatever date is convenient.
Do dates and timing confuse you because when you're sitting in your dimly lit basement with a single light bulb hanging by a cord from the ceiling, you may have missed that ISIS took shape in 1999.
That must mean that 75 Percent of Israelis don’t agree. Thank you!
Maybe next time you should ask those who believe Israel is Apartheid how they feel about “ No Israelis in Palestine” or denying the Jewish people access to their Religious Sites . The PLO has formally stated their position
Of course you won’t. That takes guts and a brain. You have neither
BTW, Please tell us why Abbas turned down Olmert’s offer Lol
I'm not so sure that most of the Middle East does not want a Caliphate. Most of the Middle East accepted (grudgingly or not), ISIS slaughtering Arabs-Moslems across Iraq and Syria while they expanded their nascent Caliphate.
That was not God’s planActually, if they had ceded some of Germany's land for a Jewish state, that would have been fair.
That was not God’s plan
Israel is where it belongs
I did read the article. My question remains the same. The Balfour Declaration declared a Jewish Homeland The UN closed the dealIf you had bothered to read the article, it was a survey of American Jews, not Israelis living in the Zionist Entity.
As for why Abbas rejected Abbas's offer.
Kind of like if I raided your house, chased out your family, shot your dog, and then later generously offered to let you live in your unheated garage.
Any deal made with Zionists would legitimize their theft of Palestine to start with.
Oh, I see. ISIS was just a collection of wayward teens with too much free time on their hands. Yeah, that must be it.Not really. The people who called themselves ISIS didn't have an organization or a goals until AFTER we toppled Saddam.
The war that was organized by Neo-con Jews in Washington, that most experts on the region said was a bad idea.
But that's the joy of being a right-winger. You never have to be held to account for your bad ideas.
The Leftist Entity is on another tirade regarding that crafty Zionist Entity.You mean they didn't want to get involved in a war that put Iran in a dominant position, that's the thing.
This is why most people thought Bush's war to get back at Saddam was a terrible idea, because what happened would inevitably happen. The Iranians now control Iraq and Syria, and it's only a matter of time before the Zionists try to get us into a war with Iran because now those are the people they are scared of.
