ISIS: How They Ruin The World

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Sophie Castillo-Salas.

Ms. Ricard

Geography Period #7

December 07, 2015

ISIS: The things they do to ruin the world

In this essay I will wright about the bad choices ISIS has maid how they ruin the livers of so many people. And of how they ruined their own lives.

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) is a middle eastern terrorist group who are trying to take down whomever is in their path. This group will stop at nothing to get what they want be it destroying history, kidnappings, or public executions. ISIS is not after one particular place, they are after the whole world to bring a new caliphate under Islamic ideals. Their leader, named Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is a man who is bringing the world to shock, mainly because of how
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These elite FBI teams are reserved for espionage, mob violence and high-priority terrorism cases, like a joint terrorism task force case. A 26 year old suspect Usaama Rahim, was killed outside a Massachusetts CVS. When a police officer and FBI agent tried to question him, the Boston Police Commissioner said "Rahim threatened them with a knife", and was shot dead. When Fox News contacted a FBI spokesman he had no more comments on this high risk cases, nor the use of elite surveillance teams.

An article made by F. Peter Brown shows a ISIS propaganda video taunting the leaders of America and stationed US soldiers. The video shows "statistics" of how US soldiers go into the "fray" as a normal disciplined soldier and come back as "suicidal". It also goes as far as to claim that 6500 soldiers, annual suicide. The rest of the video shows the terrible cost of the war is to the US and how inexpensive it is for their enemies.

Works Cited Rubin, Alissa J. (5 July 2014). "Militant Leader in Rare Appearance in Iraq". The New York Times. Retrieved 6 July

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