trump got elected and started killing them instead of sympathizing with them

trump got elected and started killing them instead of sympathizing with them

this comes off as irony, but it's probably true, they're more pathetic than north korea now.

Sources, boys.

Remember back in summer of 2014 when they burst on the scene? Going around terrorizing Syria and Iraq. Shooting helpless farmers and thier families. Bragging like they were gonna take over the entire world (just lol @ inbred goatshaggers and their single digit IQ). Are most of those subhuman genetic trash kunts dead yet? Seems they've mostly vanished in the past year aside from a few poverty lone wolf attacks, I remember when the news was reporting on them 24/7 and couldn't get enough, it was sickening, hopefully they're getting pissed on by goats as the subhuman scum that they are. In for updates.

They lost Mosul (this is where the "Khilafah" was announced by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi) - the al-Nuri masjid (where he delivered his first public sermon) was also destroyed in the process, most people think ISIS did it. They also lost Tal Afar recently.

The next battleground in Iraq will be in Hawija and al-Qaim.

They've lost like 63% of Raqqa. Really intense battles there, a lot of back and forth action. But their most senior leaders relocated before the battle started to the new "capital", al-Mayadeen. The Euphrates corridor is proving more and more to be the place to watch. To give you an example why, the man who helped plan the New Year's Eve bombing in Istanbul (Abdul Rahman al-Uzbeki) was killed in al-Mayadeen.

And you can feel their pulse again in Libya, they are regrouping. Last week they beheaded 9 LNA soldiers and two civilians and more recently they held a checkpoint and arrested some people in east of Sirte. So definitely keep your eye on Libya.

2016 was their strongest year as far as attacks outside of their borders are concerned. This year has been pretty big for them as well in that category.

During the last three years, a campaign of assassinations eliminated most of the Islamic State leadership - and nearly all of them have been killed by the US, so I don't see why people are saying US is supporting it lol who helped liberate Mosul? Who's helping liberate Raqqa? Not Russia, US

Remember back in summer of 2014 when they burst on the scene? Going around terrorizing Syria and Iraq. Shooting helpless farmers and thier families. Bragging like they were gonna take over the entire world (just lol @ inbred goatshaggers and their single digit IQ). Are most of those subhuman genetic trash kunts dead yet? Seems they've mostly vanished in the past year aside from a few poverty lone wolf attacks, I remember when the news was reporting on them 24/7 and couldn't get enough, it was sickening, hopefully they're getting pissed on by goats as the subhuman scum that they are. In for updates.

They lost Mosul (this is where the "Khilafah" was announced by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi) - the al-Nuri masjid (where he delivered his first public sermon) was also destroyed in the process, most people think ISIS did it. They also lost Tal Afar recently.

The next battleground in Iraq will be in Hawija and al-Qaim.

They've lost like 63% of Raqqa. Really intense battles there, a lot of back and forth action. But their most senior leaders relocated before the battle started to the new "capital", al-Mayadeen. The Euphrates corridor is proving more and more to be the place to watch. To give you an example why, the man who helped plan the New Year's Eve bombing in Istanbul (Abdul Rahman al-Uzbeki) was killed in al-Mayadeen.

And you can feel their pulse again in Libya, they are regrouping. Last week they beheaded 9 LNA soldiers and two civilians and more recently they held a checkpoint and arrested some people in east of Sirte. So definitely keep your eye on Libya.

2015 and 2016 was their strongest years as far as attacks outside of their borders are concerned. This year has been pretty big for them as well in that category.

During the last three years, a campaign of assassinations eliminated most of the Islamic State leadership - and nearly all of them have been killed by the US, so I don't see why people are saying US is supporting it lol who helped liberate Mosul? Who's helping liberate Raqqa? US

Strong username to thread the avi ratio, you seem to know quite a bit about the conflict for obvious reasons, got any recommended documentaries? I was huge into the VICE Video/golden company/YPG vids on youtube a couple years ago.

They got some bike locks and hit the colleges and attack anyone that doesn't agree with them.

They also fist themselves a lot.

ISIS (with the help of the CIA, Mossad, EU and Sunni billionaires) got the job done and now they're not needed anymore.

Syria and Libya went from being safe, self-sufficient nations to completely fukked. Millions have already poured into Europe from Africa and the Middle East. Millions more are on their way.

Now the focus is on "white supremacists", Trump, Russia & NK.

Made you green brah, the answers ITT are fukn retarded.

It's just the Syrian government with external support is taking territory back slowly.

They lost Mosul (this is where the "Khilafah" was announced by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi) - the al-Nuri masjid (where he delivered his first public sermon) was also destroyed in the process, most people think ISIS did it. They also lost Tal Afar recently.

The next battleground in Iraq will be in Hawija and al-Qaim.

They've lost like 63% of Raqqa. Really intense battles there, a lot of back and forth action. But their most senior leaders relocated before the battle started to the new "capital", al-Mayadeen. The Euphrates corridor is proving more and more to be the place to watch. To give you an example why, the man who helped plan the New Year's Eve bombing in Istanbul (Abdul Rahman al-Uzbeki) was killed in al-Mayadeen.

And you can feel their pulse again in Libya, they are regrouping. Last week they beheaded 9 LNA soldiers and two civilians and more recently they held a checkpoint and arrested some people in east of Sirte. So definitely keep your eye on Libya.

2015 and 2016 was their strongest years as far as attacks outside of their borders are concerned. This year has been pretty big for them as well in that category.

During the last three years, a campaign of assassinations eliminated most of the Islamic State leadership - and nearly all of them have been killed by the US, so I don't see why people are saying US is supporting it lol who helped liberate Mosul? Who's helping liberate Raqqa? US

If you have Amazon Prime, look up "Inside IS" it is a video documentary by the German journalist Jurgen Todenhofer. IS issues a protection order for him signed by a leader and allows him and his son to travel around Mosul, Raqqa and Deir Ezzor. This is probably my favorite documentary, because he is there: he interviews European fighters, he interviews an IS judge, an emir of a Diwan that I can't remember right now, and he even talks to a hostage who was in their custody. There are other documentaries in Arabic/French, I'll try to find them later.

If you don't have Amazon, you can rent it on YouTube for $3. Look up "Inside IS: 10 days in the Islamic State"