Terrorists are mass killers
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The name of the
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has been subject of
debate and controversy since 2013.In Arabic,
the jihadist group
known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has
called itself ad-Dawlah al-Islāmiyah since June 2014. which it
adopted that name in April 2013. They are also called ISIS and ISIL ISI and Daesh.
In my opinion,
these Islamic terrorist are the worst in the world. I have seen videos of them
cutting the throats of living victims and burning other victims alive and rape
women and girls.
The countries
that they attacked were Iraq and Syria. As of the writing of this article, they
have been chased out of both of those countries by armies of UN comprising of
military units and also soldiers of the two countries they invaded.
The
group has been designated a terrorist organisation by the United
Nations and many individual countries. ISIL is widely known
for its videos of beheadings and other types of
executions of both soldiers and civilians, including journalists
and aid workers, and its destruction of cultural heritage
sites. The United Nations holds ISIL responsible for human rights abuses and war crimes. ISIL also
committed ethnic
cleansing on an historic scale in northern Iraq. Their aim was to
create a medieval-style caliphate in northern Iraq and eastern Syria.
Originating
in Iraq, the terrorists failed to gain any traction, as the group had eventually
failed to gain or hold any significant territory in either of those two
countries it invaded.
These
terrorists staged mass executions in the
northern Iraqi city of Tikrit, which amounted to crimes against humanity and
war crimes, according to Human Rights
Watch. ISIS
executed 1,700 Iraqi soldiers. They made their victims lie in
ditches and then the terrorists machine-gunned them to death. This was also done in the 11940s by the Nazis to the Jews.
ISIL
broadcasted dozens of videos showing beheadings, shootings and other cruel
treatment of soldiers, police officers and civilians, with many people being
targeted because of their ethnicity, including Shiites and Christians.
The
one-million-strong Iraqi army, trained and equipped by the United States, has
been largely ineffectual in the face of the ISIL assault.
ISIL has been murdering
Christians and other minority religious groups, like the Yazidi Muslims, who had been trapped in the Sinjar Mountains, for months and that is just in Iraq. In Syria,
what ISIS had been doing has been a mystery for most of the West. Many later
found out the massive carnage that has been done in Syria, including hanging
people on meat hooks, disemboweling them and then offering them up as
human sacrifices to Allah.
the Yazidis are monotheists who believe
in a benevolent
peacock angeland practice an ancient gnostic faith.
iSIL's persecution of the Yazidis gained international attention and led to
the American-led
intervention in Iraq, which started with United States airstrikes against ISIL.
Additionally, the US, UK, and Australia made emergency airdrops to Yazidis who had fled to a mountain
range and provided weapons to the Kurdish
Peshmerga who had a role in defending the Yazidis,
together with PKKand YPG forces. ISIL's actions against the Yazidi population
have resulted in approximately 500,000 refugees and several thousand killed and
kidnapped. The Yazidis have also had their human rights violated by terrorist
organizations who began killing the Yazidis.
On
3 August 2014, ISIL militants attacked and took over Sinjar in
northern Iraq, a
Kurdish-controlled town that was predominantly inhabited by Yazidis, and
the surrounding area.
On
4 August, ISIL fighters attacked Jabal Sinjar, killed 30 Yazidi men; 60 more
Yazidi men were killed in the village of Hardan. On the same day, Yazidi
community leaders stated that at least 200 Yazidis had been killed in Sinjar
(see Sinjar massacre), and 60–70 near Ramadi Jabal. According to
reports from surviving Yazidi, between 3 and 6 August, more than 50 Yazidi were
killed near Dhola village, 100
in Khana Sor village, 250–300 in the Hardan area, more
than 200 on the road between Adnaniya and Jazeera, dozens near
al-Shimal village, and on the road from Matu village to
Jabal Sinjar
On
10 August 2014, according to statements by the Iraqi government and others,
ISIL militants buried alive an undefined
number of Yazidi women and children in northern Iraq in an attack that killed
500 people, in what has been described as genocide. Those who
escaped across the Tigris
River into the Kurdish-controlled
areas of Syria on the 10th
of August, gave accounts of how they had
seen individuals also attempting to flee who later died
On
15 August, in the Yazidi village of Kojo, south of Sinjar, after the whole
population had received the jihadist ultimatum to convert or be killed, over 80
men were killed.[44][45] A witness recounted that the
villagers were first converted under duress,[15] but when the village elder
refused to convert, all of the men were taken in trucks under the pretext of
being led to Sinjar, and gunned down along the way. According to reports from
survivors interviewed by OHCHR, on the 15th of August, the entire
male population of the Yazidi village of Khocho, up to 400 men, were rounded up
and shot by ISIL, and up to 1,000 women and children were abducted; on the same
day, up to 200 Yazidi men were reportedly executed for refusing conversion in a
Tal Afar prison.
Between 24 and 25 August 14
elderly Yazidi men were executed by ISIL in the Sheikh
Mand Shrine, and the Jidala village Yazidi shrine was
blown up. On 1 September, the Yazidi villages of Kotan, Hareko and Kharag Shafrsky were set
afire by ISIL, and on 9 September, Peshmerga fighters discovered a mass grave
containing the bodies of 14 executed civilians who were presumably Yazidis.
According to an OHRCR/UNAMI report on 26
September, by the end of August, 1,600–1,800 or more Yazidis who had been
murdered, executed, or died from starvation. In early October
In October 2014,
a UN report revealed that ISIL had massacred 5,000 Yazidi men in northern Iraq
in August 2014.
On 3 August,
ISIL abducted women and children from the al-Qahtaniyaarea, and 450–500 abducted Yazidi
women and girls were taken to Tal Afar; hundreds more to Si Basha Khidri
and then Ba'aj.[32] When ISIL fighters attacked
Jabal Sinjar on 4 August, they abducted a number of women in the Yazidi village
of Hardan, wives and daughters were abducted; other Yazidi women were abducted
in other villages in the area.[32] On 6 August, ISIL kidnapped
400 Yazidi women in Sinjar to sell them as sex slaves.[50] According to reports from
surviving Yazidi, between 3 and 6 August 500 Yazidi women and children were
abducted from Ba'aj and more than 200 from Tal Banat.[32] According to a statement by
the Iraqi government on 10 August 2014, hundreds of women were taken as slaves
in northern Iraq.[9][34][35] On 15 August, in the Yazidi
village of Kojo, south of Sinjar, over 100 women were abducted,[44][45] though according to some
reports from survivors, up to 1,000 women and children of the Yazidi village of
Khocho were abducted.[32] According to an OHRCR/UNAMI report on 26 September, by
the end of August up to 2,500 Yazidis, mostly women and children, had been
abducted.[32] In early October, Matthew
Barber, a scholar of Yazidi history at the University of Chicago, compiled a
list of names of 4,800 Yazidi women and children who had been captured
(estimating the total number of abducted people to be possibly up to 7,000)
The abducted
Yazidi women were sold into slave markets with ISIL "using rape as a
weapon of
war" according to CNN, with the group having gynaecologists ready to examine the
captives. Yazidi women were physically observed, including examinations to see
if they were "virgins" or if they were pregnant. Women who were found to be
pregnant were taken by the ISIL gynaecologists and forced
abortions were
performed on them.
Haleh Esfandiari
from the Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars highlighted the abuse of
local women by ISIL militants after they have
captured an area. "They usually take the older women to a makeshift slave
market and try to sell them
while the
younger girls are raped or married off
to fighters", she said, adding, "It's based on temporary marriages,
and once these fighters have had sex with these young girls, they just pass
them on to other fighters.
They were predominantly
from the Yazidi and Christian communities who were reportedly transported to
Syria, either to be enslaved to ISIL fighters as a 'reward' or to be sold as
sex slaves".[55] Also in October 2014, a UN
report revealed that ISIL had detained 5,000 to 7,000 Yazidi women as slaves or
forced brides in northern Iraq in August 2014.
In June 2017,
reports from Vian Dakhil of the Iraqi parliament told of a captured sex slave
being fed her own one-year-old child. The woman was starved for three days in a
cellar and was finally given a meal by her captors. When finished, they said
"We cooked your one-year-old son that we took from you and this is what
you just ate"
As far as I am
concerned, terrorists should be shot dead as soon as they are caught. None of
them should be taken as prisoners.
Three terrorists once held at the
Guantanamo Bay prison were confirmed as having returned to terrorism after
their release. further, two others who were released joined the ranks of those terrorists
who were suspected of rejoining jihad against the Western nations. The report by the Office of the Director of National
Intelligence also revealed that three of the confirmed released terrorists were
killed since January. 2013 when the last report to Congress was made public.
Senator Gardner, a member of
the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on
Fox News on January 23rd, 2003. “We know that a dozen
or so terrorists released have later killed Americans.” The senator made the numbers sound much more concrete than they actually
were however, it’s not clear that all of these prisoners ultimately turned back
to terrorism. But there was some evidence that Americans had died when fighting
against groups of terrorists that
included released former terrorist prisoners.
At least every six months,
the Director of National Intelligence, an appointee of the president, publishes
a Congress-mandated report detailing the number of former Guantanamo detainees
who have re-engaged in terrorist or insurgent activity.
A report, which was published in September,
2016 showed re-engagement of terrorist prisoners through July 15th,
2016. The report included information on 693 prisoners released from Gitmo since
the prison opened in 2002. The government reported that 17.6 percent -- 122
individuals -- had been "confirmed of re-engaging" and 12.4 percent
-- 86 individuals -- "suspected of re-engaging" in terrorism.
The Israelis
released a thousand Palestinian terrorist prisoners in order for the bodies of
two Israelis soldiers be returned to their families. How many of those
prisoners released, returned to committing acts of terrorism?
In 1985, I was
invited to participate at a conference held in Milan, Italy by the United Nations for the purpose of addressing the delegations of 190 nations with respect to
my paper
that was titled; Terrorists—How to deal with them. The Italian government through the armed
forces asked the chairman of the session on terrorism to permit me to speak
from the podium rather than from my desk on the main floor. They said they wanted my speech to be recorded
on television and shown throughout Italy that night. The request was granted
and I gave my speech right after the Solicitor General of Canada, Perrin Beatty
gave his address. My speech was shown on TV throughout Italy that night in
which my words were written in Italian so that my speech could be understood. A
portion of of my speech was published in newspapers around the world. In a part
of my speech, I recommended that terrorists should be tried before a panel of
three judges. Three months later, Germany began trying their accused terrorists
before a panel of three judges.
Alas, very few nations took the
part of my speech seriously when I recommended the terrorist caught in the act
of terrorism be tried as soon as possible and if found guilty, be executed as
soon as possible. However, some nations do execute terrorists caught in the act
of terrorism.
At the end of my speech, I said
the following;
“When a
terrorist kills a human being, he has created three victims. The first is the
murdered victim. The second victims are the families and friends of the victim.
The third victims are all the rest of us because when the victim dies, a little
of us dies also.”
Dzhokhar Tsarnave. the surviving terrorist in the Boston
Marathon bombing was convicted of murder
since three spectators were
killed. He is eligible for the death penalty, and is currently held in the
high-security U.S. Penitentiary, Florence-High
in Colorado, Why hasn’t he been executed?
Timothy
McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber, was executed
by lethal injection
in 2001, about four years of appeals after
his conviction
I have to assume that Tsarnave’s
appeals are not completed as of this date. So far, his appeals have taken four
years to be processed. That is far too long to wait for this terrorist to be
executed.
In my speech, I gave a scenario on how the terrorist could be
tried, and how the appeals could be heard right up to the Supreme Court. The terrorist could then be executed within
ten days from the day he was captured.
Before I finish
this article, I want to tell you about a funny thing that happened to me soon after
I gave that speech, I was sightseeing
Milan when I noticed that a man in street clothes was following me wherever I
went. When I returned to my hotel and looked out of my window, he was standing
on the sidewalk across the street looking at the entrance to the hotel.
The next morning
I spoke to the general in charge of the security for the building where the
conference was being held. I told him of
my concern. He asked me to sit at a chair that was across from his desk. H
picked up his phone and three minutes later,
A civilian in civilian clothes entered the
office. It was the same man who was following me. Apparently, he was assigned
to follow me wherever I went so that if any terrorist who heard my speech on TV
wanted to kill me. the man following me was armed and he would protect me.
I stood up and
shook his hand. Then General chastised him for failing to not be so obvious to
me as he was following me. After that, while I was in Milan, he didn’t follow
me, he was beside me pretending that he too was a tourist.
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