and that's different than the old rules, how...
Posted on 06/12/2014 6:46:17 PM PDT by Dallas59
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is now effectively governing a large chunk of Iraqi territory. Considering this is a group that al-Qaeda broke ties with for being too extreme, that's a pretty big deal.
Now, as a de-facto government, they have released a document aimed at civilians in Nineveh, a province in the country's northeast that contains the major city Mosul. Branded a "Contract of the City," the document contains 16 notes for residents.
(Excerpt) Read more at m.washingtonpost.com ...
Obama’s brothers.
If we did the “amputations for stealing” thing here, you wouldn’t see much “hugging” going on up in the District of Corruption. Look Ma! No arms!
“If I had a son... he’d join ISIS and kill the infidels!”
- Obama
Women to stay indoors? But can they come out to watch the Pride Parade??? If not, Hillary will pitch a fit!
Women stay indoors. Some things never change.
The Washington Post is concerned about women’s rights in the Islamic World?
No graves?
so what’s going to happen to all the historical treasures and artifacts the US took care to make sure was returned to the Iraq national museum?
freedom and liberty always fluorish under radical islam. /s
and that's different than the old rules, how...
We should not have gone into Iraq in the first place. How is Iran going to react when this horde approaches their border?
This mess is going to end up with millions dead, sharia law across this area of the Middle East, with ISIS pressing towards Saudi and Iran.
This will not end well.
“How is Iran going to react when this horde approaches their border?”
The case of strange bedfellows!
Ground troops:
Iran from the east, Syria from the west and USAF from the air.
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