This has more to do with Israel's Expansion Plan than Saudi Arabia.
Hell up in Syria and Iraq
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This has more to do with Israel's Expansion Plan than Saudi Arabia.
ISIS on their mogul shiit, out her merchandising flavorful garments ....
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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/isis-hoodies-t-shirts-sale-online-islamist-brand-goes-global-1453715
Its social media savvy has made Isis a "terror brand" to rival al-Qaida, with supporters worldwide following the brutal exploits of the Islamist group through its Twitter updates or even downloading the group's own app.
Now supporters can show their loyalty to the group by sporting a T-shirt or hoodie emblazoned with the group's black and white jihadist logo, after the items went on sale on Facebook.
The T-shirts, which are being sold on Indonesia-based websites, cost as little as $7 to $13, and have been on sale for several months, reports Vocativ.
With more than 9,000 likes on Facebook, retailer Zirah Moslem on its website calls itself a purveyor of "Islamic style" and sells clothing that promotes a range of Islamist groups.
Lets keep in mine they got a FB page that works with no hitches apparently.........
This has more to do with Israel's Expansion Plan than Saudi Arabia.
ah an educated man I see. Taking out iraq was for israel. The icing on the cake was stealing iraqs oil
They are taking out Regimes that aren't friendly with Israel and place puppet govts in who support Israel. Look at the Kurds who want their own land are now trading Iraq oil with Israel.
I read that Funny how the kurds in the north lay claim to the oil in the south. Iraq was the most modern secular state. They were only a threat to isreal. Saddam was going to get a nuke to balance out isreael arsenel. And they took out the reactor he bought from the french. Futhermore the kurds are iranian and not ethnically iraqi.
They are taking out Regimes that aren't friendly with Israel and place puppet govts in who support Israel. Look at the Kurds who want their own land are now trading Iraq oil with Israel.
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Isil has no right to long history of Islam
The murderers and terrorists in charge of The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) have sought to increase their legitimacy by declaring their transitory and horrific domination of parts of Iraq and Syria to be a new Islamic caliphate. They have outraged Muslims throughout the world by changing the name of their organisation to “Islamic State”, thereby making the false and dangerous claim that they are the only genuine Muslim state and that their leader is “the caliph” and “leader for Muslims everywhere”, adding a series of extravagant titles designed to reinforce his claim.
The ludicrous nature of this claim is illustrated by the way their leader has been using an evocative false name to expand his claim to lead all Muslims. His real name, when he was born in the Iraqi town of Samarra, was Ebrahim Awwad Al Badri. As he gathered authority in the terrorist groups in which he moved after the American invasion in 2003, he changed his name to Abu Bakr to adopt the name of the first of the Righteous Caliphs of very early Islam and took a second name of Al Baghdadi to illustrate a claim to the seat of the Abbasid caliphate that ruled for centuries. The authority of the so-called “Islamic State” is as fake as its leader’s name. The caliphate has been abolished for over a century and even then it was merely a courtesy title of the Ottoman Sultan and had fallen into disuse as a genuine political position. It is important that genuine Muslims around the world unite to discredit this small and dangerous organisation and make clear that it has no standing in the global Muslim ummah (community) in any way.
Muslim scholars should speak out against this mis-appropriation of such an important historic religious title and dismiss the leaders of the so-called “Islamic State” for the dangerous collection of psychopaths that they are. Muslim states all over the world should declare that these terrorists are no more than murderers and have no claim to any of the long and honourable history of Islam.
http://gulfnews.com/opinions/editorials/isil-has-no-right-to-long-history-of-islam-1.1354084
The murderers and terrorists in charge of The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) have sought to increase their legitimacy by declaring their transitory and horrific domination of parts of Iraq and Syria to be a new Islamic caliphate. They have outraged Muslims throughout the world by changing the name of their organisation to “Islamic State”, thereby making the false and dangerous claim that they are the only genuine Muslim state and that their leader is “the caliph” and “leader for Muslims everywhere”, adding a series of extravagant titles designed to reinforce his claim.
The ludicrous nature of this claim is illustrated by the way their leader has been using an evocative false name to expand his claim to lead all Muslims. His real name, when he was born in the Iraqi town of Samarra, was Ebrahim Awwad Al Badri. As he gathered authority in the terrorist groups in which he moved after the American invasion in 2003, he changed his name to Abu Bakr to adopt the name of the first of the Righteous Caliphs of very early Islam and took a second name of Al Baghdadi to illustrate a claim to the seat of the Abbasid caliphate that ruled for centuries. The authority of the so-called “Islamic State” is as fake as its leader’s name. The caliphate has been abolished for over a century and even then it was merely a courtesy title of the Ottoman Sultan and had fallen into disuse as a genuine political position. It is important that genuine Muslims around the world unite to discredit this small and dangerous organisation and make clear that it has no standing in the global Muslim ummah (community) in any way.
Muslim scholars should speak out against this mis-appropriation of such an important historic religious title and dismiss the leaders of the so-called “Islamic State” for the dangerous collection of psychopaths that they are. Muslim states all over the world should declare that these terrorists are no more than murderers and have no claim to any of the long and honourable history of Islam.
http://gulfnews.com/opinions/editorials/isil-has-no-right-to-long-history-of-islam-1.1354084
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Blackwater threatened to kill US investigator in Iraq: report
Washington (AFP) - The top manager in Iraq of the notorious private security firm Blackwater threatened to kill a US State Department investigator for probing the company's performance, the New York Times reported Monday.
The Times, citing an internal State Department memorandum, said the threat came just weeks before Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 civilians on September 16, 2007 in Baghdad's Nisour Square.
However US embassy officials in Baghdad sided with Blackwater and the State Department investigators were ordered to leave, The Times said.
Four former Blackwater employees are currently on trial in a US court for the Nisour Square deaths.
The killing, seen as an example of the impunity enjoyed by private security firms on the US payroll in Iraq, exacerbated Iraqi resentment toward Americans.
The lead State Department investigator, Jean Richter, warned in the memo dated August 31, 2007, that little oversight of the company, which had a $1 billion contract to protect US diplomats, had created "an environment full of liability and negligence."
Blackwater guards "saw themselves as above the law," Richter wrote.
The Times posted a link to the document at http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/06/30/us/30blackwater-documents.html
According to a State Department memo, Daniel Carroll, Blackwater’s project manager in Iraq, told Richter after an argument "that he could kill me at that very moment and no one could or would do anything about it as we were in Iraq."
Richter wrote: "I took Mr Carroll’s threat seriously. We were in a combat zone where things can happen quite unexpectedly, especially when issues involve potentially negative impacts on a lucrative security contract."
A fellow State Department investigator who witnessed the exchange corroborated Richter’s report in a separate statement.
Blackwater, whose license to work in Iraq was revoked by Baghdad, has since been renamed twice and after merging with a rival firm is now called Constellis Holdings.
The State Department canceled its contract with the company soon after President Barack Obama took office in January 2009.
http://news.yahoo.com/blackwater-threatened-kill-us-investigator-iraq-report-070024512.html
Washington (AFP) - The top manager in Iraq of the notorious private security firm Blackwater threatened to kill a US State Department investigator for probing the company's performance, the New York Times reported Monday.
The Times, citing an internal State Department memorandum, said the threat came just weeks before Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 civilians on September 16, 2007 in Baghdad's Nisour Square.
However US embassy officials in Baghdad sided with Blackwater and the State Department investigators were ordered to leave, The Times said.
Four former Blackwater employees are currently on trial in a US court for the Nisour Square deaths.
The killing, seen as an example of the impunity enjoyed by private security firms on the US payroll in Iraq, exacerbated Iraqi resentment toward Americans.
The lead State Department investigator, Jean Richter, warned in the memo dated August 31, 2007, that little oversight of the company, which had a $1 billion contract to protect US diplomats, had created "an environment full of liability and negligence."
Blackwater guards "saw themselves as above the law," Richter wrote.
The Times posted a link to the document at http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/06/30/us/30blackwater-documents.html
According to a State Department memo, Daniel Carroll, Blackwater’s project manager in Iraq, told Richter after an argument "that he could kill me at that very moment and no one could or would do anything about it as we were in Iraq."
Richter wrote: "I took Mr Carroll’s threat seriously. We were in a combat zone where things can happen quite unexpectedly, especially when issues involve potentially negative impacts on a lucrative security contract."
A fellow State Department investigator who witnessed the exchange corroborated Richter’s report in a separate statement.
Blackwater, whose license to work in Iraq was revoked by Baghdad, has since been renamed twice and after merging with a rival firm is now called Constellis Holdings.
The State Department canceled its contract with the company soon after President Barack Obama took office in January 2009.
http://news.yahoo.com/blackwater-threatened-kill-us-investigator-iraq-report-070024512.html
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its going to be a good news week
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How do my Muslin brothers feel about their new Caliph?
