Tuesday, October 18, 2016

ISIS’ Big Defeat: The Loss of Dabiq

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10.18.2016
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ISIS’ Big Defeat: The Loss of Dabiq
Dabiq is much, much more than another town lost by ISIS fighters. This is the very heart of ISIS ideology - its belief in an end-times prophecy. learn more
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Three self-styled Crusaders have been arrested in Kansas for a plot to blow up an apartment building housing Somali-American Muslims.
Kansas Terrorist Plot to Bomb Muslims

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Fears of Sectarian Massacres on Eve of Takeover of Mosul
Qais Khazali, Secretary-General of the Iraqi Shiite Asa'ib Ahl Al-Haq militia, vowed that the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) would participate in the battle to liberate Mosul 'in vengeance against the slayers of Hussein.' Khazali said that the youth were going to the battlefronts "to fight the filthiest of the creations of Allah."

 

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