Along with conflict resolution and value erosion, pathological mass behavior and vulnerability to mass appeals can analyze the cause of ISIS. The beginning of ISIS began with the reign and terror of Saddam Hussein who intended to systematically exterminate Iraq society (Chalabi). His totalitarian control led him to strive for complete control of power from every aspect in a society. Hussein’s tendency towards political violence began at an early age when his father died and he was supported by his pro-Nazi uncle, Rashid Ali in 1941 (Kelidar). Under Hussein’s regime, Iraqis lived in a existential state of fear in terms of hunger and repression.Independent institutions such as private schools and businesses were destroyed. The Revolutionary Command
