Isis: Hurting Us Or Killing Us?

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Isis is a terrorists group who is killing incident people to gain land and power to be an empire. Why do they do this to us? Who created it? And what happen to start this. People all over the world wants to know this three questions and more. Read this paper to find out more. Why is isis doing this to us like hurting us and killing us? Some people say they want to grow as an empire and some people say that they kill people if they don't want to be apart of there religion. But what is the the real reason i think the real reason is to kill people who don't want to join them because they want people to join because they want to rule the world. They are just like hitler, hitler did the same thing. It's like a religion that dies and rebuilds by

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