ISIS is not centered in one specific place; It’s a network of terrorist cells with fanatic followers, that feeds on chaos and makes up a nation. The organization is a part of many troubles in the the Middle East: conflict between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims, refugees stranded by the Syrian civil war, no leaders in Yemen and Libya, Sinai breaking away from Egyptian control, etc. The caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and his troops were able to enter to enter Iraq because no one was willing to stop them. The Sunnis support them because they helped to defend the Sunni communities, and the new ISIS administration hopes to win them over with promises of oil riches and authorization of local units of the national guard. ISIS's goal is to bring the visions of jihadist philosophers to life.…