ISIS’ Big Defeat: The Loss of Dabiq

issue 348 10.18.2016

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ISIS' Big Defeat: The Loss of Dabiq

Dabiq is much, much more than another town lost by ISIS fighters. This is the very heart of ISIS ideology - its belief in an end-times prophecy. learn more

MORENEWS

Houston Man Pleads Guilty to Conspiring for Islamic State The 24-year old, originally a Palestinian from Iraq, was arrested in January and had been granted asylum in the USA as a refugee. learn more
Kansas Terrorist Plot to Bomb Muslims Three self-styled Crusaders have been arrested in Kansas for a plot to blow up an apartment building housing Somali-American Muslims. learn more
Average Citizens Work to Fight ISIS' Twitter Presence A group run by average citizens, works to stifle Islamic State's influence on Twitter and proves successful. learn more

FEATUREDVIDEOS

Fears of Sectarian Massacres on Eve of Takeover of Mosul Qais Khazali, Secretary-General of the Iraqi Shiite Asa'ib Ahl Al-Haq militia, vowed that the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) would participate in the battle to liberate Mosul 'in vengeance against the slayers of Hussein.' Khazali said that the youth were going to the battlefronts "to fight the filthiest of the creations of Allah."   Watch

READERSWRITE

[Re: 'EXCLUSIVE: Love Story and Escape From Pakistan']: Good luck! B.G.

[Re:'Survey: Almost 50% of Americans Say No to Mosques Near Them']: Federal law, which interestingly was passed UNAMINOUSLY by congress, says that cities and counties cannot deny a building permit for a church, temple or mosque anywhere the congregation wants to build it. What people have to say in opposition means nothing. They can make noise but a mosque cannot be denied. This came about, by the way, because some Christian churches were denied building where they wanted to and sued. The churches won. Congress passed the Religious Freedom law but the law can't treat churches any different from temples or mosques or any other religious building. R.V.I.

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