El Chapo just threatened/declared war on ISIS — EDIT: Poll Added!

Who would win between ISIS and El Chapo's Cartel members?

  • ISIS

    Votes: 34 17.3%
  • El Chapo, et al

    Votes: 91 46.2%
  • Teh illuminati bankerz 1% :troll:

    Votes: 17 8.6%
  • I hope they annihilate each other

    Votes: 55 27.9%

  • Total voters
    197

Solomon Caine

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Chappo living good merking and intimidating people who care about money.

You can't stop a man who doesn't give a fukk about his own life.

Yall better look up Hassan-i Sabbāh. Google that man's name, he created the fedayeen.
The word assassian in in the english language based off him and his followers.
Doesn't matter how many killers you have, how much money you have, you can't stop killers ready to give there life for a belief.
I believe the word your looking for is Hashashin. From the word Hashish, it means weed smoker. They where an extreme shia sect from the mountains of Syria known for assassinating high profile targets anywhere at any time. Also for being big time pot heads :lolbron:

Fadayeen on the other hand is Arab guerrillas particularly the ones that fought against Israel in the early days. Saddam and a few other ME dictators also had Fadayeen armys.
 

David_TheMan

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I believe the word your looking for is Hashashin. From the word Hashish, it means weed smoker. They where an extreme shia sect from the mountains of Syria known for assassinating high profile targets anywhere at any time. Also for being big time pot heads :lolbron:

Fadayeen on the other hand is Arab guerrillas particularly the ones that fought against Israel in the early days. Saddam and a few other ME dictators also had Fadayeen armys.

Nope I mean fedayeen.
I spoke about assassian, which was derived from hashashin the name for his followers next.

Here you go
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Fedayeen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nizari Ismaili state
Hassan-i-Sabbah, who founded the Nizari Ismaili state in Persia and Syria, first coined the term to refer to the Hashshashins.[citation needed] fidāʼīyīn is the plural of fidāʼī, which means "sacrifice." It is widely understood as "those willing to sacrifice themselves for God". The group carried out an armed struggle against enslavement.
 
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