"It was totally different from what they said jihad would be like," said the man, Ghaith, who asked to be identified by his first name only for fear of being killed. While foreigners from across the world have joined the Islamic State militant group, some arrive in Iraq or Syria only to find day-to-day life much more austere and violent than they had expected. These disillusioned new recruits soon discover that it is a lot harder to leave than to join. Even if they escape, they are trapped in limbo, considered a threat by both their former comrades-in-arms and their homelands.
Ghaith went to Syria for jihad to reap what he believed would be the rewards of paradise. But once there, Ghaith said, he was highly disturbed to see female recruits forced into sex in the camps, often "married" for the night by different men. "It was by force, because they couldn't say no or they would be killed," Ghaith said.
jobbridge4life wrote: » I have to say I feel an F15 with soem big feck of bombs is entirely in accordance with our values. The arbitrary execution of disarmed prisoners as some sort of revenge however is not.
Infini2 wrote: Honestly the barbacity of these scum is such that unless they send in a multinational force to utterly stamp them out the next best thing would be to launch a nuke or 2 at them to show what theyre truly going up against.:
Infini2 wrote: » Best not to stoop to their level just put them down and be done.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » the only way to beat ISIS is to go down to their level
DeadHand wrote: » Then what would be the difference between "us" and them?
sjb25 wrote: » Yeah coz Isis will listen to that the only thing that will stop them in there tracks is an F15 with some big feck of bombs in fairness killing the IS prisoners will do feck all ground troops will have to go in there at some point to stop them and it's going to be long and bloody
jobbridge4life wrote: » There really isn't. There is however endless things to be said for an effective response conducted in accordance with our values.
sjb25 wrote: » Don't normally want this kind of thing but sometimes There is a lot to be said for an eye for an eye!!!
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » thats the kind attitude the west needs to abandon when dealing with these "people"
Tugboats wrote: » 6 prisoners are to be executed in Jordan tonight.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » hopefully its slow
jobbridge4life wrote: » I understand that these are ISIS prisoners and most likely heinous individuals who have participated in unspeakable acts but the taking of human life in this tit for tat fashion is incredibly disturbing behavior.
0ph0rce0 wrote: » Just watched the video. Is it real or what? It's done like a scene out of a computer game. Good Production Value. Gotta be fake that
Streetwalker wrote: » No there's not. The pilots who drop the bombs are just as evil and pathetic as the scum tat behead people.
fr336 wrote: » Nah, at best they're twisted. At worse they indulge in the worst kind of bruality humankind can engage in. Terrorists attacks are also abhorrent but many times they have been connected to attacks by the other side, these guys seem to be going after anyone for some publicity.
jobbridge4life wrote: » Well I mean at least a decent portion of the ISIS crowd probably believe they are making the wold a better place and/or defending their faith.
fr336 wrote: » Whatever you think about people who drop bombs from planes, they do not require the same mentality as those who will behead or burn people face to face. They are also usually doing it on the premise of doing good in the world and defending their country etc. It's not a perfect role, and there will be a few oddballs who simply like killing people from a distance as well as war criminals such as Bush and Blair sending them to war on false information, but comparing an army pilot to ISIS astounds me.
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