ISIS And Islam

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1.What are ISIS; goals? ISIS wants to establish a new Islamic caliphate across the Middle East. Caliphate means a state created and Controlled/Run by Islam. So ISIS wants to control all of the Middle East and be feared by all the different countries. They want all of these countries to fear them so they won’t attack them and so ISIS looks like the top dog of the world.

2.How do they plan to achieve these goals? ISIS; plan is to expand like the Nazis did in germany. They want to eventually want to have global domination. To do this ISIS wants to get more and more troops to fight for them. In the article it said that that if you go and buy a horse and there's a weak one and a strong one you would most likely want to buy the strong horse

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