ISIS: The Lone Wolf Terror Attack Era

 

ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria) is a Sunni extremist group that is based in Iraq and Syria in the Middle East. It also goes by the name of ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant).

This terrorist group was formed in 1999, and was known as Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI). The leader of ISIS is Abu Bakr al-Baghadid. It is said that he received his doctorate in Islamic studies from a university in Baghdad.

Abu Bakr al-Baghadid and his militia are known for killing dozens of people at a time, and carry out public executions and other barbaric acts. The goal for ISIS is creating an Islamic state across Sunni areas of Iraq and in Syria.

Once former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's military was disbanded, former soldiers became ISIS fighters. And then the numbers grew from there. ISIS is a group that has over $100 million in funding. So if you're looking to slow them down, you have to have a strategic plan.

President Barack Obama has dedicated time and effort to make sure that the United States will stop ISIS once and for all. He's been on the offense by adding an additional 1,500 troops to Iraq to fight the terrorist group. Obama chose not to go to combat with ISIL, but he's conducted airstrikes which has been effective in Syria.

In the past few months, this group has been on every news channel across the world. They gained notoriety when they decided to record and post on YouTube the beheading of U.S. journalist James Foley. He was decapitated by ISIS militants. It didn't stop there. The group started to threaten more lives of American journalists to make a point.  

ISIL's philosophy and representation comes from their black flag. The phrase on the flag says, "There is no God but Allah". Their parent organization Al-Qaeda also carried that flag.

ISIS believes in converting non-believers into believers by force, which includes rape, violence, kidnap, and murder. Everyday this terrorist group is growing by the dozens, and citizens across the world are joining in on the action. They are promised money, stability, women, safety, religion, and fighting for a cause.

We can't take our eyes off of ISIS for one moment, because they'll keep attacking and killing the innocent people of Iraq and Syria. By then the countries will be taken over and destroyed by the hands of ISIL.

Rob O’Neill Trading in Classified Information for Fame and Fortune

The ex-Navy SEAL Rob O'Neil, 38, claims that he shot and killed Osama Bin Laden alone on that fateful day in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in May 2011.

O'Neil is surely looking to cash in from his recollections on what happened. However, his colleagues aren't happy with him coming out and saying all of this, and they are challenging his version of events of what really happened that day.
 
The Military brass are even looking to take legal action against O'Neil for revealing classified information. Do we really care who took the shot that killed Bin Laden? Maybe, but in the military you take an oath that special operations will be kept in secrecy. In that case, it looks as if O'Neil joined the Navy Seal's for the money, because he's spilling his guts about the raid.
 
O'Neil will be doing a two-part Fox News TV special next week, and will give a very detailed account about how he killed the Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.
 
Rob O'Neil has said that he shot Bin Laden in the forehead twice that put him down, and then a third shot that finished him off. I don't know about you, but him coming out with this information makes me sick to my stomach.
 
We as Americans love the heroism that our armed forces puts out day-after-day by putting their lives on the line for our freedom. So when you hear a story like this, you can't believe what you're hearing. How could a ex-Military veteran come out and say that he shot and killed a notorious terrorist that took down the World Trade Center. It doesn't sit right for many people that are listening to this.

We do understand that former military veterans have a tough time adjusting to civilian life after war. They even struggle to find good work after they fought for us. But this is low-down dirty what O'Neil is doing.

The money that he's going to receive is just out of this world. Where is your integrity and the brotherhood you once had with the Navy SEALs.

Cop Killer: Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte A.K.A. Marcelo Marquez

Luis Enrique Monroy-Bracamonte, 34, is suspected in the murder of two deputy sheriff's in California on Oct. 24. The accused killer goes by the name of Marcelo Marquez, because he's gotten into some trouble in the U.S. dating back to the mid 1990s. The name Marquez is said to be his wife's last name, his brother Hector Monroy claims.

Monroy-Bracamonte and his wife Janelle Marquez Monroy are both charged in the double-murder rampage. Other charges they've been given include attempted murder against several other deputies, and stealing a deputy's shotgun.

Many people around the country are trying to figure out why both husband and wife would go on to kill these innocent officers. Monroy-Bracamonte has been arrested in the past for petty thefts and traffic violations in Utah and Arizona. Marcicopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, of Arizona, says Marquez slipped through the cracks.

Monroy-Bracamonte has been deported twice back to Mexico, but always found his way back to the states. He and his wife are facing the death penalty if convicted. They haven't entered any pleas, and told the judge that they can't afford lawyers. So you know who's paying these fees; the taxpayers.

So these two can come to the United States, kill police officers, and then have taxpayers of California pay for their legal fees; Only in America.

This is a travesty, and there needs to be some changes in the system. Illegal deportees shouldn't find their way back to the U.S. after numerous arrest. Now two officers are dead because these two murderers slipped through the cracks from immigration officials.

Kaci Hickox Still Poses a Extreme Threat

Kaci Hickox, 33, was granted access to the public by Maine's District Court Chief Judge Charles LaVerdiere on Friday. The ruling has become very controversial around the country, and Hickox defiance towards government authorities has been also made headlines this week in the news.

Hickox is a nurse from Maine who treated Ebola patients in Sierra Leone. So when she returned back to the U.S., she was forced by government officials to an Ebola quarantine. Hickox resisted, but she was put into an isolation tent because of an elevated temperature in Newark Liberty International Airport.

Governors Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie only wanted to make sure that Hickox didn't contract the Ebola virus while in West Africa. Kaci Hickox hired a lawyer because she felt that her civil liberties has been taken away, and argues that she isn't sick. However, that's all good and well, but the country is very scared and nervous of this deadly disease that has killed nearly 5,000 people.

Americans knew there would come a day that Ebola would make its here. So with Hickox deifying authorities, this is making the country even more nervous. They think she's a carrier and that she'll spread the disease to others, and it will start out in her small town in Maine. However, Hickox has tested negative for the virus twice, but it can still appear in her body within 21 days.

This was the reason why the government wants to take precaution with health practitioners returning home from West Africa. They just want to make sure that they aren't carrying the deadly disease, and would like them to be quarantined for 21 days. Now, returning health officials can do this from the comfort of their own homes.

The Ebola virus is just a sensitive topic to talk about right now, because everyone is scared, they're on edge, and just not educated enough on this disease.

Many think that they can catch Ebola as if it were airborne, but it's not. That's far from the truth, but the tension will keep arising as long as this virus is in our country.