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    meaning and state the intentions of the terrorist. ISIS: The State of Terror by Jessica Stern and J.M. Berger is a book about a terroristic group from the Islamic state that go by the name of ISIS which is an abbreviation for “Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.” In the book Stern and Berger talk about many topics through out the book from the rise of ISIS to some subtle ways the West should tackle this problem. Al Qaeda is the first chapter in the book ISIS: The State of Terror and it talks…

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    ISIS military group continues their advancement across Iraq, waging an online war has become an increasingly crucial part of its fight against the world. ISIS uses a sophisticated social media campaign along with well produced videos, recordings and app 's is adding to help ISIS spread their extremist ideology to millions of sympathizers around the world. ISIS ' beginnings can be followed to the Second Gulf War in 2003, when the U.S., alongside a few different countries, begin attacks on Iraq…

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    Isis is an authentic Muslim group because they follow and live by the strict words of the Qur’an. For example, if you steal something, your hand(s) will be cut off, or if you commit adultery they will throw pebbles at you until you die. The actions of the terrorist group are similar to the writings of the religion’s founder. “The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic. Very Islamic. Yes. It has attracted psychopaths and adventure seekers, drawn largely from the disaffected populations of…

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    Isis: An Evil Bunch The terrorist organization Isis or “Islamic State in Iraq and Syria” is a name with which we have unfortunately heard of far too often. They have inspired and personally carried out inhumane acts around the world way too many times. Even though they are frequently talked about on the news and among the public, do we really know what they want? Isis inspired the attacks in my hometown of San Bernardino last December proving that they are a cancer which will only keep on…

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    Why Does Isis Exist

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    Ali Khadery (2014) Three years ago, the Islamic State (ISIS) did not exist; now it controls vast swaths of Syria and Iraq. Showing off its handiwork daily via Twitter and YouTube, Isis has repeatedly demonstrated that it is much more than a transnational terrorist organization – rather, it is an entity with sophisticated command, control, propaganda and logistical capabilities, and one that has proven its ability to take and hold strategically critical territory at the heart of the Middle East.…

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    Discussion on Failure of ISI and Success of the Neoclassical Failure of the ISI Model When discussing the reasons for the failure of the import substitution industrialization model in Chile, one of the first things to consider are the inherent inefficiencies of the protected infant industries. Due to Chile being one of the most protected economies in the developing world, many of it’s industries had little incentive to innovate and become competitive. The survival of these industries, were…

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    The ISIS War Rising

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    War can be one of the most devastating things in history it has it’s benefits and it’s not so much helpful aspects to it. History has showed us not just one world war, but two and perhaps even a third one on the way. The ISIS war rising, it’s no wonder we all are desperate for protection from them. One thing seems to past the mind of all of us who live the freedom given to us by the brave of this wonderful country. Is that our own military is attacked by one of the number one causes of military…

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    Wage War With Isis Essay

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    U.S. should wage war with isis because they recently killed 250 girls and many more innocent people all across the world. Also the United States should wage war with ISIS because they pose a threat to our nationś security. They have access to nuclear weapons, and they need to be stopped. Some people are arguing that ¨war isn 't always about creating something better. Sometimes it 's simply about ridding the world of terrorists who zealotry compels them to kill innocent¨. This statement is not…

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    of who he is” (Kofi Annan). Isis is determined to take control of the world, there main target being the western culture, including their civilization and religious beliefs. Depending on the extremity of the attacks and killings, they are either classified as a genocide if they are more extreme, or questioned if they are not as major. The more extreme attacks and killings, can be proved in many ways as an act of genocide, where other acts are still being questioned. Isis is thought by many as a…

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    ISIS and Islam’s struggle to separate In today’s society, ISIS and the Muslim population as a whole are commonly grouped together. We must take steps to sympathize with those who are wrongfully accused of being associated with ISIS and differentiate between the two. What is commonly thought to be a pipeline to this issue starts with two words: prejudice and Islamophobia. Prejudice is a common view or opinion of a group of people of which is not based upon fact or reason. Islamophobia, which is…

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