So, ISIS allegedly issues its own passport, & vows to march armies towards the Caliphate's passport holder if harmed. pic.twitter.com/fLP8J38eKY — Borhan Osman (@Borhan) July 6, 2014 The Official ISIS Iraq Website Learn more about ISIS by doing your own research, there is much more that we still don’t know about ISIS, but we do know this: we don’t want them in Iraq. According to various sources, some of which may not be particularly reliable, ISIS is claiming it has issued a “caliphate” passport. So I guess this passport would cause a hiccup or two at Kennedy? http://t.co/LMvBYmjNP5 — Gregory Djerejian (@GregDjerejian) July 6, 2014 I need a #ISIS passport — TesLa (@xteslar) July 6, 2014 Good opportunity for Pakistanis to have dual nationality RT@MahirZeynalov: ISIS allegedly issues ‘caliphate’ passport http://t.co/YlBA3OrdVe — Nasir Kazmi (@KazminasirSyed) July 6, 2014 Many tweeters are citing Al Arabiya News, which itself seems a bit skeptical of the story: Militant members and sympathizers of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have circulated pictures of what they said was the passport of the so-called “caliphate” declared last week by the militant group. The “State of the Islamic Caliphate” appears to be inscribed at the top of the purported passport. At the bottom, it says: “The holder of the passport if harmed we will deploy armies for his service.” Who knows? It could be legit. Or it could be a hoax. We’ll keep you posted. Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/07/06/did-the-islamic-state-really-issue-a-caliphate-passport/
14 Funny And Frustrated #MuslimApologies
In recent days, British Muslims have been standing against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) using social media. Murtaza Ali Shah @MurtazaGeoNews Follow British Muslims send a clear message to #IS #ISIS sectarian murderers — #notinmyname Reply Retweet Favorite Zahra Qadir, a spokesperson for Active Change, the charity who set up the campaign, told BuzzFeed News: “The world does not see that this is not permitted in Islam,” Qadir said. “We want to tell the world that these groups are no representatives of our faith. Islam has no room for these groups, they hide behind our faith to justify the atrocious acts they commit.” Yesterday, a new hashtag sprang up: #MuslimApologies. As the Washington Post reports: “The hashtag sprung up on the same day that President Obama said before the United Nations General Assembly that ‘it is time for the world – especially Muslim communities – to explicitly, forcefully, and consistently reject the ideology of al Qaeda and ISIL.’” President Obama mentioned #NotInMyName – and this hashtag serves much the same purpose, but it’s funnier and more frustrated about the notion of collective responsibility. As the Washington Post put it: “Many of the tweets express weariness about having to apologize for the actions of extremists who claim to represent Islam, a religion with an estimated 1.6 billion adherents worldwide.” 1. Many used it to point out the historical legacy of Islam. Wiam @UncolonisedMind Follow I’m sorry the founder of the world’s oldest university was a Muslim women in 859 (Fez, Morocco): Fatima al-Fihri #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 2. EPIC @epicloser Follow Sorry for trigonometry, aerodynamics and astronomy. #muslimapologies Reply Retweet Favorite 3. ناصر العنزي @AnaziNasser Follow sorry for Algebra 🙂 #muslimapologies Reply Retweet Favorite 4. Jenan @WanderD0gs Follow I’m sorry for inventing surgery, coffee, universities, algebra, hospitals, toothbrushes, vaccinations, numbers, & the sort #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 5. Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan Follow I’m so sorry for coffee, cheques, parachutes, chemistry, inoculations, soap, shampoo, cameras, etc: http://t.co/2L32h4b2d7 #muslimapologies Reply Retweet Favorite 6. Some expressed their frustration at the way their religion is seen by others. Munib Sajjad @MunibSajjad Follow Sorry for being oppressed and called a terrorist all my life. Sorry for saying racism still exists #muslimapologies Reply Retweet Favorite 7. Although there were plenty of lols too. Ms. Entropy @MsEntropy Follow That vaguely swarthy guy who lived on your dorm floor and always forgot to flush the toilet 15 years ago. That, too. #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 8. Nanice @itsmenanice Follow #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 9. MB. @HeyMBltr Follow I did this I’m sorry. #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 10. Hena Zuberi @HenaZuberi Follow I am sorry Pluto is no longer a planet #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 11. PrayForYemen @ockfromdablock Follow Sorry that you guys try to be like us so bad but fail #MuslimApologies Reply Retweet Favorite 12. Lauren Booth @LaurenBoothUK Follow I’m sorry for the confusion london cabbies face when they expect me to have […]
What makes ‘moderate Syrian rebels’ different? Iowahawk explains
@iowahawkblog those must be the JV team Obama was talking about — Dillon (@000Dillon000) September 10, 2014 President Obama reportedly thinks it’d be a great idea to arm and train “moderate Syrian rebels.” Yeah, about that: A spokesman for the family of Steven Sotloff told CNN that the slain American journalist was sold to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria militant group by “so-called moderate rebels” and the family’s relationship with the Obama administration is “strained.” “For the first time we can say Steven was sold at the (Syrian) border,” Barak Barfi told Anderson Cooper on Monday. “Steven’s name was on a list that he had been responsible for the bombing of a hospital. This was false. Activists spread his name around.” … “We believe these so-called moderate rebels that people want our administration to support – one of them sold him probably for something between 25,000 and 50,000 dollars and that was the reason he was captured,” Barfi said, citing “sources on the ground.” But maybe these “moderate” rebels will be different from those other guys: "Moderate Syrian rebels" – people who only want to cut off half your head. — David Burge (@iowahawkblog) September 10, 2014 Ohhhh. @iowahawkblog so you're only *mostly* dead. — texas tweedy (@tweedylouwho) September 10, 2014 Well, we can work with that. Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/09/10/so-whats-the-difference-between-hardcore-and-moderate-syrian-rebels-iowahawk-explains/
Meet the Canadian ‘cheerleader’ for ISIS
"Adept at using social media and fluent in English, Abu Turaab is part of the new generation of jihadists who have stormed the Internet… — Ursus Maritimus ن (@CAGWSkeptic) September 16, 2014 Canada, you have a problem: This is ‘Abu Turaab’—an ISIS Twitter cheerleader. We revealed his true ID today. He’s Canadian http://t.co/O9MZNhwa9C pic.twitter.com/pllKXUQ57f — National Post (@nationalpost) September 16, 2014 Here’s the opener to the piece: Adept at using social media and fluent in English, Abu Turaab is part of the new generation of jihadists who have stormed the Internet to spread the dark message of the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham. On Twitter, he cheerleads ISIS atrocities, quotes terrorists like Anwar Al-Awlaki and tries to coax others into joining him in Syria. He eulogizes dead jihadists and mocks U.S. troops as “criminals and high school dropouts.” “Can’t wait for the day IS [as he calls ISIS] beheads the first American soldier. Soccer anyone?” he wrote in August. After ISIS beheaded American journalist James Foley, he added, “I guess it’s time to play soccer boys :)” Media outlets ranging from The New York Times to the Daily Mail and Vice.com have quoted his missives, and the U.S. State Department recently singled him out as part of its Think Again Turn Away campaign to disrupt terrorist recruiting. While he has been careful not to reveal his real identity, posting only photos of himself wearing ski goggles or with a scarf covering his face, the National Post has learned he is a 23-year-old Canadian citizen named Mohammed Ali. The former resident of Mississauga left the country in April, telling his parents he was flying to Turkey for a tour. He said he’d be gone two weeks but after arriving in Istanbul, he crossed the border into northern Syria. His Twitter page now says he is in the “Islamic State,” the name ISIS calls the areas it roams. He is the first suspected ISIS member from the Toronto area to be publicly identified so far. He did not respond to requests for comment. The news of yet another Canadian’s alleged involvement in ISIS comes as Western and Arab allies are mobilizing against the terrorist group, which has capitalized on the security vacuum in Syria and Iraq to carve out a safe haven. And then there’s this horrifying story, also from Canada: #Rotherham comes to Canada. It’s always the Amish, isn’t it? #cdnpoli #bcpoli http://t.co/8GZW1ZHSwx — Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) September 15, 2014 Yeah. Not the Amish: After years of investigations and a trial that began 12 months ago, Reza Moazami, an Iranian-Canadian pimp, was found guilty of exploiting, coercing and assaulting almost a dozen young women, most of them minors, all of them abused. He was convicted of 30 of 36 prostitution-related counts. One of his victims, an Afghan immigrant, started working for Moazami when she was 14 years old. When police eventually found her, she was dressed in blue lingerie, waiting for her next “date.” Another girl, also recruited at 14, […]
ISIS in Iraq and Syria Updates
Status of the ISIS in Iraq and Syria – Latest News Updates November 1, 2014 By: Dominick Giammarino ISIS Iraq Newsletter – [OptinLink id=2]CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE FREE NEWSLETTER[/OptinLink] As you can see from the video below, ISIS is getting stronger and stronger with each passing day. If you are still wondering about ISIS What does it mean, it simply means the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, now, you might be hearing it also means Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant just know that they are the bad guys, a lot like the Nazi’s were. They go around, pushing their agenda, telling local citizens to either join them, or die. They are going after fellow Muslims, Christians, Jews and other religions across Iraq and Syria. By this time next year, if they are not stopped, they might start moving into parts of Africa or continue with countries like Iran, either way, it won’t be good for anyone. http://time.com/3550836/isis-isil-executions-sunnis/ One of the quotes in this article is “We were fighting ISIS with rifles, and it was fighting us with heavy machine guns”. That should be enough to really put you in those peoples’ shoes. Imagine bringing a knife to a gunfight, you can’t win unless you get close with the knife right? We have to realize that for those who ask us What is ISIS we need to tell them, “The most dangerous and radical terrorist group you have ever seen.” The ISIS Terrorist threat is something we probaby don’t need to worry about in the sense that they should not be able to attack us, however, from a humanitarian point of view, ISIS must be stopped at all costs. ISIS and Syria are something I keep hearing on the news outlets. Even though I get free news (don’t pay for cable) through the internet, I still hear about the Size of ISIS Force and Levant ISIS nearly every time I turn on CNN. It’s obvious that something has to be done.
Latest Iraq – Arming ISIS
Latest Iraq and Who is Arming ISIS October 23, 2014 By: Dominick Giammarino I just read this article going over the latest Iraq news and wanted to give my opinion. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/10/21/isis-video-america-s-air-dropped-weapons-now-in-our-hands.html Alright, so as I have stated before, ISIS is now in control of American weapons. Was this a surprise to anyone? This was certain from the very beginning, how else were they going to get control of Iraq? So who is funding ISIS? That is the big question. Before you finish reading this article, I would like you to think long and hard. What is a false flag? I wrote that article back in September, when I very well knew what was happening. Even though on September 11, 2014 we didn’t have another 9/11 style attack, we did have a lot more fear mongering regarding ISIS. You can always check CNN for the latest Iraq news. It’s mainly propaganda. Latest Iraq – The Afghanistan Connection From my time in the United States Navy, I remember hearing from soldiers who had gone to Afghanistan to “secure” the opium fields. What does this mean exactly? First off, remember that the Taliban banned opium production and before 9/11/01 it was nearly gone from the country. Enter the U.S. into Afghanistan, what happened? Opium production skyrocketed. Going back to the soldiers, some of the fields were protected, and some were destroyed. Why do you think this is? It couldn’t have anything to do with the fact that some of that opium would be shipped back into the United States could it? No way, that is not possible, well, unfortunately, it is. Afghanistan went from producing very little opium in 2001 to becoming the world leader in opium production. So much for the war on drugs right? Iraq and ISIS – War on Terrorism or Oil Going back to Iraq, is there a war on terrorism going on there? I’ll leave that up to you to decide, however, it should be obvious that it’s not just about terrorism. Many returning soldiers will tell you, “It’s all about the oil.” Of course CNN and FOX are not going to report this? Much like the Vietnam war, there is much too much money at stake. The latest Iraq situation is that this is no longer about the Iraqi Dinar. The stability of the U.S. Dollar is dependent on the belief that we have the strongest currency in the world. Think about how many American based oil companies will move in once ISIS is gone. It’s interesting to note how low oil prices are right now. Below $3 per gallon here in Arizona. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear about a terrorist attack which will cause the oil prices skyrocketing, but this won’t happen probably until March. People have to get used to low prices for a short time. I’ll keep posting the latest Iraq news here on the site. Arming ISIS – Why By now you are probably wondering just why in the world we would […]