Its history goes back way before the group ever existed.
In the few short years since the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria formed, it has done the seemingly impossible, seizing vast areas of the Middle East to form a mini-state it calls a reincarnation of the ancient Caliphate. It is at war with all its neighbors and virtually the entire world, yet someone remains, and is launching increasingly deadly terror attacks abroad.
U.S. officials want tech companies to help battle ISIS. But in the wake of Edward Snowden's spying revelations, many worry about what that would mean for privacy...
ISIS, ISIL, Daesh Or Islamic State? After Paris Terror Attacks, French And US Officials Debate Name Of Militant Group. "Though the word may be unfamiliar to some Western audiences, there's a growing movement among world leaders, officials and Islamic scholars to use the term Daesh in an effort to delegitimize the group." Why does ISIS have so many names and which one should we be using?...
“They take credit for any act of terrorism on Western soil so that they appear bigger and tougher than they actually are,” says Australian journalist Waleed Aly as he calls out ISIS over Paris attacks, calling them 'weak' on Channel Tens "The Project"...
Russia is putting on a display of firepower in Syria that is shocking the world and embarrassing the Obama administration. Infowars.com reporter Darrin McBreen talks about how this latest showdown between superpowers could escalate into a global conflict...
Ever notice that over in the Middle East, specifically among Jihadis, there's one brand of vehicle that seems most popular? It seems this parody ad from TheBlaze, uploaded in June on YouTube, is surfacing once again - all thanks to some weird conspiracy floating around the net of how Toyota has been supplying the fighters of the Islamic State with pickup trucks. Check out the 2nd video below. Incidentally, Toyota does make a vehicle called Isis - a minivan...
Unless there was another vid floating around out there like this one, it seems this was supposed to have been removed from YouTube but yet we can still view it, so it may not be up for long. (Read more after the vid)
This guy went into a Walmart store on June 25 to get an edible image of the Confederate flag printed on his cake but was denied, so the next day he went back with an image of an ISIS battle flag, and according to his description, they 'cheerfully did it" and this was the result...
According to usatoday, Walmart has since apologized saying:
"Our talented bakery associates take pride in what they create for our customers. It's unfortunate one customer thought to take advantage of an associate who did not know the flag and its meaning," said John Forrest Ales, a spokesman for Walmart. "This cake should not have been made, and we apologize for the mistake."
At 10:15 p.m. ET Monday, the video was removed from YouTube with the statement, "This video has been removed as a violation of YouTube's policy against spam, scams, and commercially deceptive content."
Using the hashtag #NotInMyName, Muslims across the world including these young brave souls shown in this viral vid by Conflict Studies, have taken to social media platforms to stand up against ISIL/ISIS, the terrorist organization responsible for murdering journalists, tourists and even Muslims who choose to fight against them...
A scary viral vid coming from MRCTV .org, as it shows MRCTV's Dan Joseph going to a Virginia college campus to see if college students would sign a petition to support ISIS and the results will astound you...
From The White House comes this viralling vid of President Obama addressing the nation about his strategy on defeating terrorist organization, ISIS/ISIL ....
