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ISIS fighter executes own mother in Syria for 'apostasy'
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2016 Jan 8, 4:28am 2,991 views 7 comments
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Strategist
2016 Jan 8, 4:32am
This is Islam folks. A religion that turns perfectly good humans into evil monsters.
We cannot civilize ISIS, we cannot negotiate with them. We have to destroy this group, and in the long run we have to prevent Islam from breeding more of these groups.
Strategist
2016 Jan 8, 5:00am
The mother was only 35. Apparently she was born and raised in a radical environment, probably got sold as a young teen to some beast. She tried to save her son from ISIS, only to be executed by him.
What must have gone through her mind the minutes before her execution cannot even be imagined. I would like to execute this animal myself.
resistance
2016 Jan 8, 9:22am
the son was technically following islam correctly, if you equate leaving the islamic state with leaving islam: http://www.answering-islam.org/Silas/apostasy.htm
i wonder how our dear friends the saudis would handle such a situation? pretty sure they would also kill the mother, since they actually killed a 19 year old female member of the saudi royal family for sex before marriage, and her own grandfather gave the order:
lostand confused
2016 Jan 8, 9:27am
His own mother. Can you imagine-I think even Hitler would have shown some compassion. How do you do such a thing? Then there was the Pakistani who shot and killed his sister, because she went to the polling booth and voted in the election after he told her not to.
Hilalry/Obama will not say anything, because they will use our words as recruiting videos-let them, let them consider us the boogeyman. Savages.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/07/middleeast/isis-fighter-executes-mother-reports/index.html
(CNN)An ISIS fighter has executed his own mother before a public audience, an expat Syrian rights group said.
The 20-year-old killed his mother in the Syrian city of Raqqa, ISIS' de facto capital, as hundreds looked on near the post office where she worked, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
ISIS had accused her of apostasy after her son turned her in, the activists said. She allegedly had been "inciting her son to leave the Islamic State." She wanted to escape with him and told him "that the coalition will kill all members of the organization."