Walid Shoebat
2/5/2015
As promised from our report yesterday, the King has delivered his first gift to Caliph Al-Baghdadi, a parcel of raids against ISIS. Or lets say Raid, the bug killer. That including a tactic to demoralize ISIS’s troops (more on that later)…
…A litany of accusations stems from ISIS leadership accusing Maqdisi of lying. But the problem of allowing lying in Islam is that it creates a conspiratorial mindset and is why the Middle East is plagued with conspiracy theories. To the Jordanian king who learned from his British training as his father King Hussein did: to divide and conquer would ensure the kings longevity.
Long Live The King
King Abdullah II with his troops
The complete article, with video, is at Shoebat.com. Sensitive readers should be advised there may be disturbing images in the article.
h/t The Right Scoop
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