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(5,026 posts) Thu Aug 21, 2014, 07:54 PM Aug 2014

ISIS Praises John McCain For Helping Them Invade Iraq

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The Muslim terrorist group, ISIS, issued a statement attributing their success to the Iraq war, and they had John McCain to thank for it. In the statement they wrote:

…the crusader John McCain came to the Senate floor to rant irritably about the victories the Islamic State was achieving in Iraq. He forgot that he himself participated in the invasion of Iraq that led to the blessed events unfolding today by Allah’s bounty and justice.

It is true, the war in Iraq that was started by Bush led to the enabling ISIS to commit the massacres and violence it is doing now. ISIS knows that Saddam would have not tolerated them, and would have without hesitated cut them to pieces, as his predecessor Nebuchadnezzar would have done.

Read more: http://shoebat.com/2014/08/02/isis-praises-john-mccain-helping-invade-iraq/

The Islamic State applauds John McCain and he still doesn’t get it

Following the cues of al Qaeda, the Islamic State (ISIS) has produced an online magazine for the west to express their cause and recruit Islamists in the West. In a two page spread, they both praise and mock Senator John McCain for his assistance in their rise to power. Specifically:

On “12 June 2014,” the crusader John McCain came to the senate floor to rant irritably about the victories the Islamic State was achieving in Iraq. He forgot that he himself participated in the invasion of Iraq that led to the blessed events unfolding today by Allah’s bounty and justice.”

They go on to quote a passage from the speech from McCain where he lamented on the advances of the Islamic State in Iraq. Its true that what is going on in Iraq is horrible, but its also true that his actions as a globalist and a nation builder hold a lot of credit for what has come to pass. It seems likely that McCain supported or at least knew about the gun running that was going on in first Libya and then Syria. He also has a history of supporting radicals in conflicts under the premise that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.”

Unfortunately, Senator McCain doesn’t seem to understand that he is in fact partially responsible for the rise of evil in the Middle East, nor does he recognize that he’s being praised and mocked at the same time. In response to the magazine McCain stated:

“Well I think they view me as a problem. And just as I was flattered to be sanctioned by Vladimir Putin, I’m flattered to be attacked by ISIS—the worst radical terrorist organization in the world.”