More proof that ISIS is a Chosenite operation

[midnight rambler]

Who else does this?

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014/12/new-cash-cow-for-isis-trafficking-human-organs-from-kidnapped-captives/

[BrewTech]

What else does this?

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014/12/new-cash-cow-for-isis-trafficking-human-organs-from-kidnapped-captives/

According to the US state dept., Izzy is trying really really hard to be good! Honest!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_Israel

[crimethink]

What else does this?

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014/12/new-cash-cow-for-isis-trafficking-human-organs-from-kidnapped-captives/

IIRC, Islam prohibits desecration of the human body in such manner.

How about the Jewsmedia tell us where these organs are going?

[gunDriller]

they have shoes a lot of ghetto kids would kill for.


what's up with that ?


/ ebonics :)

[cheka.]

interesting article that attempts to chronicle the history

small clip of long article posted below

http://www.mintpressnews.com/how-the-us-its-allies-and-syria-unwittingly-corporatized-isis/201748/

This strategy became known as the Perle-RAND strategy, named for then-Chairman of the Pentagon’s Defense Policy Board Richard Perle and RAND Corp, as a late analyst of the firm, Laurent Muraweic, had introduced it. After removing Saddam, the Perle-RAND strategy draws heavy inspiration from a 1996 Israeli policy document created by the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies, an Israeli think tank.

According to the Israeli policy paper, with Saddam out of the picture, Israel would ally with Turkey and Jordan to “roll back” Syria. Jordan would then solve Lebanon’s Shiite problem by “weaning” the country away from Syria and Iran to be more dependent on Jordan, thus weakening those two countries.

Further, Ahmed explained that Iraq would be divided into three separate states, which would include a Sunni Arab state joined with Jordan and ruled by King Abdullah II of Jordan; a Kurdish state in the north and northwest; and a “Shia Region in southwestern Iraq, including Basra, would make up the third state, or more likely it would be joined with Kuwait.”