2. Al-Qaeda ramp up crucifixions
(Judging by the number of people watching this grotesque and barbaric spectacle, the importance of having really good TV now becomes clear. Imagine if these guys had Game of Thrones or even Misfits or The Blacklist or maybe even a hockey game. Then maybe fewer people would go watch this and Al-Qaeda wouldn’t see as much benefit in doing it in the first place)
(I will post some of the other links to this as I remember where they are. But there are several MSM sources on this one. I guess, assuring Clinton, ‘This’ is what difference it makes at this point) FOX News
4. Map of where Al-Qaeda, now wearing a veneer called ISIS, presumably named after the fake organization on the TV show, Archer, have gained territory and control. Link at New York Times.
5. Medieval thought crimes laws change UK TV show schedule.
(On second thought, this may be a trivial publicity stunt. Could be ignorable)
(The answer to Islamic blasphemy laws is not to reintroduce them for every other set of religious ideas. It is to ignore the Islamic ones. A thing is sacred to the person to whom it is sacred. To force that on someone else is a crime no matter who does it)
Thank you Don L, ST, M, UK Pete and many of you who care enough to help aggregate the exponentially growing evidence of Islamic horror wherever it has the numbers to force the influence.
Why do the Americans even bother to keep up their multi-trillion dollar military if they won’t use it when the time comes to use it? Right about now, US fighter planes should be all over Iraq killing “ISIS” fighters by the thousand and sending them back to hell or Australia or wherever they came from. But they’re not, are they… In fact, the Americans are actually sending aid to the very religious fanatics who put on the “crucifiction” video.
As I have said over and over again. I can’t prove that Obama is an enemy agent, but I do know that with his every move the most evil men in the world are saying, “Excellent…excellent…”.
Hamad al-Mutlaq, a member of the Iraqi parliament’s defence committee, said: “I’m convinced that what happened in Mosul is deliberate negligence or there is an agreement between the parties because it’s impossible for an army to be unable to stand up to a group made up of hundreds of men.”
“Isis can’t have had more than a few thousand men versus two divisions made up of 30,000 Iraqi soldiers. This signifies that the army has been built on weak foundations. The Iraqi government is the one to blame and should be held responsible for this failure; it has been unable to build a healthy state and unable to defend it.”
[…]“I know the reasons why the army collapsed,” Maliki said. “But now is not the time to point the blame to whoever ordered the army to fall back. Even if it’s a ploy, the generals who are responsible must be held accountable. A conspiracy has led Isis to occupy Mosul. Whoever is responsible will not get away with that they did.”
Most of the weapons seized by Isis were taken from the al-Qayara base in Mosul, the fourth largest in the country, after two divisions of the Iraqi army fled the city en masse on Tuesday, allowing a far smaller extremist force to enter.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/11/mosul-isis-gunmen-middle-east-states
Iraqi soldiers ( Tikrit – June 12 2014 )
Iraqi Army ( June 12 2014 )
Crowd Gathers to Show Support of ISIS Takeover of Mosul
June 2014 – Iraqi soldiers getting ready to fight al qaeda 🙂 🙁
IRAQ – Mosul – June 2014