Marking Second Anniversary, ‘Islamic State of Iraq’ Cites ‘Accomplishments’
"First of all, file this under the 'The enemy? What enemy?' category.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
-The video is titled ‘Two Years [For] the State of Islam’ and runs for one hour and fifteen minutes. It was produced by the ‘Al-Furqan Institute for Media Production’—the official propaganda arm of the Islamic State of Iraq—and was released on September 22, 2008.
-The Islamic State of Iraq was founded as the harbinger of the caliphal state—the newborn Islamic Empire.
-The followers of Abu Musaab al-Zarqawi represent a whole new generation, and ideological strain, in the world of jihad, surpassing the old-timers such as Osama Bin Laden.
-Contrary to previous claims, the U.S. military has revised its earlier assertion that the pseudonymous leader of the Islamic State of Iraq, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, is a fictitious character, now claiming that a real person performs his role. Al-Baghdadi is supposed to be the new caliph, or the supreme temporal and religious leader, of Islam."
Talisman Gate
At least NObama will have someone to surrender to.
New format: some readers have advised me to introduce more structure into this sort of a long-ish post, with executive summaries for browsers on the go. So, here goes:
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
-The video is titled ‘Two Years [For] the State of Islam’ and runs for one hour and fifteen minutes. It was produced by the ‘Al-Furqan Institute for Media Production’—the official propaganda arm of the Islamic State of Iraq—and was released on September 22, 2008.
-The Islamic State of Iraq was founded as the harbinger of the caliphal state—the newborn Islamic Empire.
-The followers of Abu Musaab al-Zarqawi represent a whole new generation, and ideological strain, in the world of jihad, surpassing the old-timers such as Osama Bin Laden.
-Contrary to previous claims, the U.S. military has revised its earlier assertion that the pseudonymous leader of the Islamic State of Iraq, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, is a fictitious character, now claiming that a real person performs his role. Al-Baghdadi is supposed to be the new caliph, or the supreme temporal and religious leader, of Islam."
Talisman Gate
At least NObama will have someone to surrender to.
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